This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Dalian University. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Shaoxia Xu and DNA Matrix Processing Innovation.
Introduction
Shaoxia Xu is an inventor associated with Dalian University in Dalian, China. His work includes a patented method for processing DNA matrices using a combined restriction digestion mechanism.
Latest Patents
Xu is credited with 1 patent: “DNA Matrix Processing Method Based on Combined Restriction Digestion Mechanism.” The disclosed method builds a combined restriction digestion mechanism mediated first by a single auxiliary strand and then by dual auxiliary strands. It uses the two auxiliary strands as elements in matrix processing and combines 2N auxiliary strands into N four-pronged restriction digestion structures in the presence of E6-type DNAzymes, which cleave N substrate strands. The patent describes using the DNAzymes’ catalytic efficiency and specific recognition to support rapid, accurate matrix processing, including a weighted sum of Boolean matrix multiplication.
Career Highlights
Xu’s patent focuses on applying DNA-based mechanisms to matrix processing. The disclosed approach connects auxiliary-strand design, DNAzyme activity, and Boolean matrix operations.
Collaborations
The provided information identifies Shihua Zhou as Xu’s coworker. It does not specify their particular collaboration or respective contributions to the patent.
Conclusion
Shaoxia Xu’s patent presents a DNAzyme-based approach to DNA matrix processing, and the available information associates his work with Dalian University and coworker Shihua Zhou.
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