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Recent Patents of Interest in Proteomics

Feb 15, 2007
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US Patent 7,176,287. Methods of detecting interactions between proteins, peptides, or libraries thereof using fusion proteins. Inventors: Andrew Hamilton; Indraneel Ghosh; Lynne Regan. Assignee: Yale University.
 
Invention pertains to a method of identification of a polypeptide that interacts with a known protein. The method uses proteins with GFP fragments.
 
 

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