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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 25, 2014
Filed:
Apr. 24, 2012
Francisco Blanco García, A Coruña, ES;
Cristina Ruiz Romero, A Coruña, ES;
Julián Alfonso Dorado DE LA Calle, A Coruña, ES;
Alejandro Celestino Pazos Sierra, A Coruña, ES;
Ana Belén Porto Pazos, A Coruña, ES;
Juan Ramón Rabuñal Dopico, A Coruña, ES;
Cristian Robert Munteanu, A Coruña, ES;
Ana Maria Freire Veiga, Rabade, ES;
Jose Antonio Seoane Fernández, Ferrol, ES;
Alvaro Rodriguez Tajes, Villagarcia Arousa, ES;
Enrique Fernández Blanco, Vigo, ES;
Carlos Fernandez Lozano, Lugo, ES;
Javier Pereira Loureiro, A Coruña, ES;
Francisco Blanco García, A Coruña, ES;
Cristina Ruiz Romero, A Coruña, ES;
Julián Alfonso Dorado De La Calle, A Coruña, ES;
Alejandro Celestino Pazos Sierra, A Coruña, ES;
Ana Belén Porto Pazos, A Coruña, ES;
Juan Ramón Rabuñal Dopico, A Coruña, ES;
Cristian Robert Munteanu, A Coruña, ES;
Ana Maria Freire Veiga, Rabade, ES;
Jose Antonio Seoane Fernández, Ferrol, ES;
Alvaro Rodriguez Tajes, Villagarcia Arousa, ES;
Enrique Fernández Blanco, Vigo, ES;
Carlos Fernandez Lozano, Lugo, ES;
Javier Pereira Loureiro, A Coruña, ES;
Universidade da Coruna. OTRI, a Coruna, ES;
Servizo Galego de Saude (Sergas), Santiago de Compostela, ES;
Abstract
A method for analysis of 2-D gel images obtained using electrophoresis. More particularly, a molecular block-matching method for establishing the correspondence between protein spots in a diagnostic-test image and protein spots in a reference image. Individual protein spot matching is performed, thereby removing the need for alignment of the entire reference and test images and permitting automatic labeling of individual protein spots. The method for analysis of 2-D gel images is fully automated, thus making it ideally suited for protein information retrieval systems.