Gene alteration in the gene for the gbeta3 subunit of the human g protein
CA 2342966 C · Owner: Siffert, Winfried · Inventors: Siffert, Winfried
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The invention relates to use of a gene change in the gene for the Gbeta3 subunit of the human G protein, at position 825 in Appendix 2 there being substitution , of cytosine by thymine and/or at position 1429 in Appendix 2 there being substitution , of cytosine by thymine, for determination of the risk of contracting a disease which is , associated with G protein dysregulation.
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- Filed September 6, 1999 and granted May 3, 2011. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended September 6, 2019.
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