Phosphatidyl serine receptors and uses thereof
CA 2402211 A1 · Owner: Henson, Peter M. · Inventors: Fadok, Valerie A.; Henson, Peter M.
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Disclosed are phosphatidylserine (PS) receptors including PS receptors from , human, mouse Drosophila melanogaster and Caenorhabditis elegans. Also disclosed are homologues of such receptors nucleic acids encoding such , receptors and homologues thereof as well as agonist and antagonist compounds that specifically associate with and affect the activation state of such receptors. Preferred agonists and antagonists of PS receptors according to the invention include antibodies, antibody fragments and binding partners that selectively bind to such a receptor. Also disclosed are methods of making and using the PS receptors, homologues thereof and agonist and antagonist , compounds of such …
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