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Platform Approach to Potency Assay Development for AAV Vectors Delivering micro-RNAs
TS-004703 — For AAVs that harbor gene knockdown machinery, this IP is a novel potency assay development for release testing that creates a HEK293T stable cell line to integrate two genetic components.
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  • Inventors: Harper, Scott; McCoy, Jason; Taylor, Noah; Wallace, Lindsay
  • Licensing Officer: Eidahl, Jocelyn

First-in-Class Vectorized RNAi for Facioscapulohumeral Muscular Dystrophy (FSHD)
TS-004596 — There's a signficiant unmet need among thousands of Americans who struggle with genetic neuromuscular disease; this one-time AAV-delivered proprietary engineered miRNA targets core disease biology, specifically in Facioscapulohumeral Muscular Dystrophy (FSHD). This durable gene therapy reduces immunogenicity by taking advantage of nature’s highly active gene regulation biology.
There is a significant unmet need among 40,000 Americans who struggle with genetic neuromuscular disease. This one-time AAV-delivered proprietary engineered miRNA targets core disease biology, specifically in Facioscapulohumeral Muscular Dystrophy (FSHD). The second generation myotropic capsid enabl…
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  • Inventors: Harper, Scott; Wallace, Lindsay
  • Licensing Officer: Eidahl, Jocelyn

Salvianolic Acid (SAA) Treatment of FSHD
TS-002175 — The third most common type of muscular dystrophy, Facioscapulohumeral Muscular Dystrophy (FSHD), affects over 870,000 individuals worldwide by causing debilitating pain, muscle weakness, fatigue along with many other symptoms in their face, shoulders, upper arms and lower legs. Researchers at Nationwide Children’s Hospital created a treatment using Salvianolic Acid (SAA) as a drug therapy for neuromuscular disorders including FSHD.
SAA, a natural compound found in the Salvia plant, has never been used for treating FSHD or any other neuromuscular disorder before. The compound inhibits protein methyltransferase (PRMT1), protects cells from double-homeobox gene 4 (DUX4) induced death and reduces the addition of methyl groups on t…
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  • Inventors: Harper, Scott; Eidahl, Jocelyn; Knox, Renatta; Wallace, Lindsay
  • Licensing Officer: Eidahl, Jocelyn

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