Method for inducing dna synthesis in neurons
CA 2179014 C · Owner: Nornes, Howard O. · Inventors: Nornes, Howard O.; Suda, Kikuo; Neuman, Toomas
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A method is provided for inducing DNA synthesis in a differentiated neuron which includes obtaining a vector comprising nucleic acid encoding an E2F regulator and/or an E1A regulator wherein the vector can be used to express the nucleic acid in a differentiated neuron, and transfecting a differentiated neuron with the vector. According to certain embodiments of the invention a method for integrating, DNA encoding a desired protein in a differentiated neuron is provided that includes obtaining a vector comprising nucleic acid encoding an E2F regulator and/or an E1A regulator, wherein the vector can be used to express the nucleic acid in a neuron obtaining DNA encoding, a desired protein and …
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- Filed December 19, 1994 and granted July 29, 2003. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended December 19, 2014.
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