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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 25, 2006
Filed:
Apr. 05, 2000
Marie-marthe Suner, Berkshire, GB;
John Windass, Berkshire, GB;
Fergus Gerard Paul Earley, Berkshire, GB;
Stuart John Dunbar, Berkshire, GB;
Judith Lesley Blythe, Berkshire, GB;
Marie-Marthe Suner, Berkshire, GB;
John Windass, Berkshire, GB;
Fergus Gerard Paul Earley, Berkshire, GB;
Stuart John Dunbar, Berkshire, GB;
Judith Lesley Blythe, Berkshire, GB;
Syngenta Limited, , GB;
Abstract
A method of producing an erythroid cell which is substantially undifferentiated but which is capable of expressing a heterologous protein under the control of a globin promoter thereof, which method comprises maintaining growing uninduced erythroid cells in culture for sufficient period of time that the protein is expressed, and isolating a subclone which expresses said protein. Erythroid cells produced by the method, and methods of detecting the interaction of an insect G-protein coupled receptor with an endogenous signaling cascade of erythroid cells are also described and claimed.
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