DNAzyme

(dē-ĕn-ā′zīm″) [″ + (en)zyme]

A string of linked nucleotides capable of catalyzing a biochemical reaction.

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KG has presented positive data from the SECURE study, a Phase 2a trial in patients with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis treated with its GATA-3 specific DNAzyme formulation SB012, at the 13th Congress of the European Crohn's and Colitis Organisation (ECCO), the company said.

Sterna Biologicals Presents Results of Efficacy Study of GATA-3 Antagonist for Treatment of Ulcerative Colitis at ECCO Meeting

Germany-based sterna biological has revealed positive results from the SECURE study, a Phase 2a trial in patients with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis treated with the company's GATA-3 specific DNAzyme formulation, SB012, it was reported yesterday.

sterna biological reveals positive results from SECURE study of SB012

There are three components to this technology: a microfluidic droplet generator, a particle counter system, and a bacterial detection method that utilizes DNAzyme sensor technology.

New technologies for diagnosing bloodstream infection and measuring antimicrobial resistance: part II: emerging technologies in research and development

Inhibition of cell proliferation, migration and invasion by DNAzyme targeting MMP-9 in A549 cells.

Matrix metalloproteinase-9 induces cardiac fibroblast migration, collagen and cytokine secretion: inhibition by salvianolic acid B from Salvia miltiorrhiza

Li created a DNAzyme sensor that will be able to identify any bacteria, utilizing a method that doesn't require the steps and specialized equipment typically used to identify whether or not harmful bacteria are present.

Researchers Develop Simple Test for Identifying Deadly Bacteria

DNAzyme technology and cancer therapy: cleave and let die.

De las redes de informacion celular a la medicina molecular digital

In addition to the foregoing patent, Ribozyme has rights to over 20 patents that have issued in the United States covering various aspects of the DNAzyme technology.

Ribozyme broadens patent portfolio with DNAzyme rights

5 millimoles per litre, something the DNAzyme community mostly ignores," says Dave Perrin, a bio-organic chemist at UBC.

DNAzyme could silence bad genes

A single bound DNAzyme can split many linkers, amplifying the signal and turning the solution from blue to red.