Hu Zeng

Title: Hu Zeng: Inventor in Spatiotemporal Transcriptomics

Introduction

Hu Zeng is an inventor associated with Cambridge, Massachusetts. His work includes a patent describing methods and tools for studying gene expression across space and time, including at subcellular resolution.

Latest Patents

The patent, “Spatiotemporally Resolved Transcriptomics at Subcellular Resolution,” describes methods for profiling spatiotemporal gene expression, including in vivo profiling. The disclosure also covers studying how post-transcriptional modifications affect gene expression, investigating gene expression in disease development or progression, screening for agents that may modulate gene expression, and applications in diagnosis and treatment. It further describes oligonucleotide probes, kits containing those probes, and systems for profiling spatiotemporal gene expression. Hu Zeng is associated with 1 patent.

Career Highlights

The organizations listed in connection with Hu Zeng’s career include the Broad Institute and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. These institutions are known for research in biomedical science and technology.

Collaborations

Hu Zeng’s listed coworkers include Xiao Wang and Jingyi Ren. Their names are associated with his research and patent work in spatiotemporal transcriptomics.

Conclusion

Hu Zeng’s patent focuses on methods and tools for examining gene expression with spatial and temporal detail, with potential applications in biomedical research, disease study, diagnosis, and treatment.