This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Viaqua Therapeutics Ltd.. Active years: 2021.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2021
Title: Chen Tsror and Innovation in Aquaculture
Introduction
Chen Tsror is an inventor based in Rishon-LeZion, Israel. Her patent work focuses on approaches to treating or preventing viral infections in farmed crustaceans, an important challenge in aquaculture.
Latest Patents
Tsror is associated with 1 patent, titled “Compositions and Methods for Treating Viral Infections in Shrimps.” The invention describes nanoparticles made with partially deacetylated chitosan and single- or double-stranded RNA. The RNA is designed to target messenger RNA associated with viruses pathogenic to farmed crustaceans. The patent also covers related compositions, farmed aquatic crustaceans, and methods for using the technology to treat or prevent viral infections in aquaculture.
Career Highlights
Tsror’s listed patent is connected to Viaqua Therapeutics Ltd., a company working in the aquaculture therapeutics field. The invention applies RNA-based approaches to a practical problem in crustacean farming: viral disease.
Collaborations
Tsror’s listed coworkers include Shai Ufaz and Adi Balter. Their association reflects a collaborative setting for developing technologies intended to support aquatic animal health.
Conclusion
Chen Tsror’s patent work brings together nanoparticle delivery and RNA-based targeting to address viral infections in farmed crustaceans, contributing an innovative approach to aquaculture health.
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