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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 02, 2008
Filed:
Jun. 25, 2003
Valerie Wittamer, Waterloo, BE;
Jean-francois Mirjolet, Longvic, FR;
Isabelle Migeotte, Brussels, BE;
David Communi, Braine le Chateau, BE;
Alberto Mantovani, Milan, IT;
Silvano Sozzani, Bovezzo, IT;
Marisa Vulcano, Milan, IT;
Jean-denis Franssen, Nivelles, BE;
Stephane Brezillon, Dilbeek, BE;
Michel Detheux, Marche-Lez-Ecaussines, BE;
Gilbert Vassart, Brussels, BE;
Marc Parmentier, Beersel, BE;
Emmanuel Le Poul, Cessy, FR;
Valerie Wittamer, Waterloo, BE;
Jean-Francois Mirjolet, Longvic, FR;
Isabelle Migeotte, Brussels, BE;
David Communi, Braine le Chateau, BE;
Alberto Mantovani, Milan, IT;
Silvano Sozzani, Bovezzo, IT;
Marisa Vulcano, Milan, IT;
Jean-Denis Franssen, Nivelles, BE;
Stephane Brezillon, Dilbeek, BE;
Michel Detheux, Marche-Lez-Ecaussines, BE;
Gilbert Vassart, Brussels, BE;
Marc Parmentier, Beersel, BE;
Emmanuel Le Poul, Cessy, FR;
Euroscreen s.a., , BE;
Abstract
The present invention relates to a G-protein coupled receptor and a novel ligand therefor. The invention provides screeing assays for the identification of candidate compounds which modulate the activity of the G-protein coupled receptor, as well as assays useful for the diagnosis and treatment of a disease or disorder related to the dysregulation of G-protein coupled receptor signaling.