Leu-Fen H. Lin - Boulder CO Franklin D. Collins - Agoura Hills CA Daniel H. Doherty - Boulder CO Jack Lile - Nederland CO Susan Bektesh - Boulder CO
Assignee:
Amgen Inc. - Thousand Oaks CA
International Classification:
C07K 14475
US Classification:
530399, 530350, 530402, 930 10
Abstract:
A novel neurotrophic factor referred to as glial derived neurotrophic factor (GDNF) has been identified and isolated from serum free growth conditioned medium of B49 glioblastoma cells. Rat and human genes encoding GDNF have been cloned and sequenced. A gene encoding GDNF has been subcloned into a vector, and the vector has been used to transform a host cell in order to produce biologically active GDNF in a recombinant DNA process.
Leu-Fen H. Lin - Boulder CO, US Franklin D. Collins - Agoura Hills CA, US Daniel H. Doherty - Boulder CO, US Jack Lile - Nederland CO, US Susan Bektesh - Boulder CO, US
A novel neurotrophic factor referred to as glial cell line-derived neurotrophic factor (GDNF) has been identified and isolated from serum free growth conditioned medium of B49 glioblastoma cells. Rat and human genes encoding GDNF have been cloned and sequenced. A gene encoding GDNF has been subcloned into a vector, and the vector has been used to transform a host cell in order to produce biologically active GDNF in a recombinant DNA process.
Leu-Fen Lin - Boulder CO, US Franklin Collins - Agoura Hills CA, US Daniel Doherty - Boulder CO, US Jack Lile - Nederland CO, US Susan Bektesh - Boulder CO, US
A novel neurotrophic factor referred to as glial derived neurotrophic factor (GDNF) has been identified and isolated from serum free growth conditioned medium of B49 glioblastoma cells. Rat and human genes encoding GDNF have been cloned and sequenced. A gene encoding GDNF has been subcloned into a vector, and the vector has been used to transform a host cell in order to produce biologically active GDNF in a recombinant DNA process.
Leu-Fen Lin - Boulder CO, US Franklin Collins - Agoura Hills CA, US Daniel Doherty - Boulder CO, US Jack Lile - Nederland CO, US Susan Bektesh - Boulder CO, US
A novel neurotrophic factor referred to as glial derived neurotrophic factor (GDNF) has been identified and isolated from serum free growth conditioned medium of B49 glioblastoma cells. Rat and human genes encoding GDNF have been cloned and sequenced. A gene encoding GDNF has been subcloned into a vector, and the vector has been used to transform a host cell in order to produce biologically active GDNF in a recombinant DNA process.
Expression Of Purified Ciliary Neurotrophic Factor
A ciliary neurotrophic factor (CNTF), particularly sciatic nerve CNTF (SN-CNTF) is claimed. The SN-CNTF described herein is a single protein species and has a specific activity that increased to greater than 25,000-fold from crude extract. Amino acid data for this SN-CNTF is also provided. In addition, methods for using this data for providing SN-CNTF probes and for screening cDNA and genomic libraries are also provided. Recombinant-DNA methods for the production of SN-CNTF are described. Nucleic acid sequences encoding rabbit and human CNTF are provided. A recombinant expression system is provided for producing biologically active CNTF.
Franklin D. Collins - Boulder CO Leu-Fen Lin - Golden CO
International Classification:
C07K 314 C07K 318 C07K 324 C07K 328
US Classification:
530399
Abstract:
A ciliary neurotrophic factor (CNTF), particularly sciatic nerve CNTF (SN-CNFT) is claimed. The SN-CNTF described herein is a single protein species and has a specific activity that increased to greater than 25,000-fold from crude extract. The purification is carried out by lowering the pH of the crude nerve extract preparation to form a precipitate which is removed and discarded; raising the pH to about 6. 3 followed by ammonium sulfate fractionation; chromatofocusing a solution containing a second precipitate obtained from the 30% to 60% ammonium sulfate containing solution; subjecting the fractions obtained by chromatofocusing to sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS)-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (PAGE); and performing reversed-phase high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) on the SDS-PAGE eluate. Amino acid data for this SN-CNTF is also provided. In addition, methods for using this data for providing SN-CNTF probes and for screening cDNA and genomic libraries are also provided.
Franklin D. Collins - Boulder CO Leu-Fen Lin - Boulder CO
Assignee:
Synergen, Inc. - Boulder CO
International Classification:
C12P 2100 C12N 1500 C07H 1512
US Classification:
536 27
Abstract:
A ciliary neurotrophic factor (CNTF), particularly sciatic nerve CNTF(SN-CNFT) is claimed. The SN-CNTF described herein is a single protein species and has a specific activity that increased to greater than 25,000-fold from crude extract. Amino acid data for this SN-CNTF is also provided. In addition, methods for using this data for providing SN-CNTF probes and for screening cDNA and genomic libraries are also provided. Recombinant-DNA methods for the production of SN-CNTF are described. Nucleic acid sequences encoding rabbit and human CNTF are provided. A recombinant expression system is provided for producing biologically active CNTF.
Implantable Device Containing Gdnf Secreting Cells For Treating Nerve Damage And Methods Of Use
Leu-Fen H. Lin - Boulder CO Franklin D. Collins - Agoura Hills CA Daniel H. Doherty - Boulder CO Jack Lile - Nederland CO Susan Bektesh - Boulder CO
Assignee:
Amgen Inc. - Thousand Oaks CA
International Classification:
A61F 200 A61K 922 C12N 1104
US Classification:
424424
Abstract:
A novel neurotrophic factor referred to as glial cell line-derived neurotrophic factor (GDNF) has been identified and isolated from serum free growth medium of B49 glioblastoma cells. Rat and human genes encoding GDNF have been cloned and sequenced. A gene encoding GDNF has been subcloned into a vector, and the vector has been used to transform a host cell in order to produce biologically active GDNF in a recombinant DNA process. An implantable device containing recombinant GDNF secreting cells encapsulated in a semipermeable membrane may be used to treat nerve damage in patients suffering from disorders such as Parkinson's disease.
Franklin Collins (1944-1948), Valerie Collins (1974-1975), Kathleen Wieszczecinski (1965-1971), Wm Keith James (1973-1975), Richard Davenport (1952-1957)