Electrophoretics Limited

Xzillion Gmbh Co.

Theryte Limited

Brax Group Limited

Robert Alexander Walker Johnstone

Andrew Hugin Thompson

Gunter Schmidt

G&uuml;nter Schmidt

Hilmar Meek Warenius

Thelmo Luis Coutinho Figueiredo

Alexandra Maria S&oslash;rensen

Provided herein are sets of mass labels. Each mass label in a set includes: 1) a mass marker moiety; 2) a mass normalization moiety; and 3) a cleavable linker connecting the mass marker moiety to the mass normalization moiety. Each mass marker moiety is characterized as having a mass different from that of all other mass marker moieties in the set as determined by mass spectrometry. Further, each mass normalization moiety ensures that each mass label in the set has substantially the same mass as determined by mass spectrometry.

Mass labels

Provided herein are sets of mass labels. Each mass label in a set includes: 1) a mass marker moiety; 2) a mass normalisation moiety; and 3) a cleavable linker connecting the mass marker moiety to the mass normalisation moiety. Each mass marker moiety is characterized as having a mass different from that of all other mass marker moieties in the set as determined by mass spectrometry. Further, each mass normalization moiety ensures that each mass label in the set has substantially the same mass as determined by mass spectrometry.

Provided herein are sets of mass labels. Each mass label in a set includes 1) a mass marker moiety; 2) a mass normalisation moiety; and 3) a cleavable linker connecting the mass marker moiety to the mass normalisation moiety. Each mass marker moiety is characterised as having a mass different from that of all other mass marker moieties in the set as determined by mass spectrometry. Further, each mass normalisation moiety ensures that each mass label in the set has substantially the same mass as determined by mass spectrometry.

The present invention relates to a delivery system useful for water-insoluble drugs, therapeutic agents, and diagnostic agents. More particularly, it relates to a method of packaging water-insoluble substances such as, for example, a drug or other therapeutic or diagnostic agent, to facilitate uptake into the human or animal body and to substances packaged by this method. The packaging method renders the water-insoluble substance water-soluble by packaging it in an amphiphilic polymer that is soluble in water. The invention also relates to a method of treating cancer through administering a water-insoluble drug or other therapeutic or diagnostic agent packaged according to the method describe above.

Delivery system

An array of hybridisation probes, each of which comprises a mass label linked to a known base sequence of predetermined length, wherein each mass label of the array, optionally together with the known base sequence, is relatable to that base sequence by mass spectrometry.

Mass label linked hybridisation probes

The present invention provides a compound having the following formula: N-L-M wherein N comprises one or more nucleic acid bases, L is either a direct bond between N and M or L comprises a linker moiety, and M comprises a mass marker comprising an aryl ether.

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Bebington, United Kingdom

Robert Alexander Walker Johnstone