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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 29, 2013
Filed:
Sep. 10, 2012
Kevin Donald George Pfleger, Nedlands, AU;
Ruth Marie Seeber, Wembley, AU;
Heng Boon See, Yokine, AU;
Karin Ann Eidne, Cottesloe, AU;
Kevin Donald George Pfleger, Nedlands, AU;
Ruth Marie Seeber, Wembley, AU;
Heng Boon See, Yokine, AU;
Karin Ann Eidne, Cottesloe, AU;
Dimerix Bioscience Pty Ltd., Nedlands, AU;
Abstract
A system for the detection of molecular associations, the system comprising: i) a first agent, comprising a first interacting group coupled to a first reporter component; ii) a second agent, comprising a second interacting group coupled to a second reporter component; iii) a third agent, comprising a third interacting group; iv) a modulator; and v) a detector; wherein proximity of the first and second reporter components generates a signal capable of detection by the detector; and wherein the modulator modulates the association of the second interacting group with the third interacting group; such that monitoring the signal generated by proximity of the first and second reporter components by the detector constitutes monitoring the association of the first and third agents.
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