Genetically engineered cell lines, and their uses, in particular for neurotoxicity testing
CA 2382910 A1 · Owner: Stingele, Silvia · Inventors: Nicotera, Pierluigi; Coecke, Sandra; Stingele, Silvia
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The present invention relates to genetically engineered cell lines and to , their uses, in particular in processes for screening the developmental or postdevelopmental neurotoxicity of endogenous or exogenous factors including , drugs and other chemicals, also at low-level exposure for screening , pharmaceutically active molecules useful as drugs for the treatment of pathologies involving an abnormal inhibition or activation of cell death and , for mechanistic studies, the said cell lines being genetically transformed with a nucleotide sequence coding for the p53 protein or a nucleotide sequence coding for the bcl-2 protein, and a nucleotide sequence controlling the level of expression …
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- Filed August 23, 2000. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended August 23, 2020.
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