Title: Kathy L Rowlen: Innovator in Nucleic Acid Characterization
Introduction
Kathy L Rowlen is a notable inventor based in Boulder, CO (US). She has made significant contributions to the field of nucleic acid characterization. Although she currently holds no granted patents, her work is focused on advancing methodologies in the detection and quantification of mRNA and viral targets.
Latest Patent Applications
Kathy's latest patent applications include:
1. **Nucleic Acid Arrays for mRNA Characterization** - This application provides methods and related systems for the characterization of polynucleotides, including mRNA. It involves capture agents on a substrate that specifically bind to target regions of mRNA in vaccine or therapeutic samples. The resulting capture agent-target hybridized complex can be labeled for measurable signals, aiding in identity, quantification, integrity, and stability measurements of mRNA in mRNA-based vaccines and therapeutics.
2. **Method for the Quantification of Measles and Rubella Targets** - This application outlines a method for multiplexed detection of targets associated with measles and rubella viruses. It includes a plurality of capture agents specific to measles and rubella targets, which form a capture agent-target complex that can be detected through a spatial pattern.
Conclusion
Kathy L Rowlen is an innovative inventor whose work in nucleic acid characterization holds promise for advancements in medical diagnostics and therapeutics. Her contributions reflect a commitment to enhancing the understanding and application of mRNA technologies.