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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Apr. 12, 2016
Filed:
Aug. 10, 2011
Jung Hwan Lee, Pohang-si, KR;
Young Chan Chae, Pohang-si, KR;
Youngdong Kim, Pohang-si, KR;
Hyungu Kang, Daegu, KR;
Jong Hun Im, Seoul, KR;
Jong IN Kim, Pohang-si, KR;
Ki Seok Kim, Pohang-si, KR;
Sung Key Jang, Pohang-si, KR;
IL Ung OH, Cheongju-si, KR;
Min Jeong Choi, Seoul, KR;
Won Jun Kang, Goyang-si, KR;
Jung Hwan Lee, Pohang-si, KR;
Young Chan Chae, Pohang-si, KR;
Youngdong Kim, Pohang-si, KR;
Hyungu Kang, Daegu, KR;
Jong Hun Im, Seoul, KR;
Jong In Kim, Pohang-si, KR;
Ki Seok Kim, Pohang-si, KR;
Sung Key Jang, Pohang-si, KR;
Il Ung Oh, Cheongju-si, KR;
Min Jeong Choi, Seoul, KR;
Won Jun Kang, Goyang-si, KR;
POSTECH ACADEMY-INDUSTRY FOUNDATION, Pohang, KR;
KOREA FOOD & DRUG ADMINISTRATION, Cheongwon-Gun, KR;
Abstract
Disclosed are a DNA aptamer specifically binding to the Her2 (ERBB2) receptor involved in the onset of breast cancer, a composition for the suppression of cancer metastasis comprising the same as an active ingredient, and a composition for the diagnosis of cancer comprising the same as an active ingredient. Due to its binding mechanism being different from that of the conventional antibody, the aptamer can be effectively used for suppressing cancer metastasis and diagnosing cancer.