Aptamers in Diagnostics

Aptamers, versatile nucleic acid molecules with tremendous potential for targeted therapies and diagnostics, have gained significant attention in recent years. We are among the key players in this exciting field, known for our leadership in aptamer patenting. With employees named on 85 published patent applications… Read More »Innovating the Landscape of Aptamer Intellectual Property: A Look Inside NeoVentures and NeoNeuro

Aptamer-based biosensors typically consist of three components: the aptamer as the recognition element, a transducer, and a signal output. The aptamer binds to the target molecule, and this binding event is then transduced into a detectable signal by the transducer. The signal output can be… Read More »What Are Aptamer-Based Biosensors & Their Applications?

We recently asked which of the following applications cannot be done with aptamers? The results were overwhelmingly in favor of one choice: We can go through each option to see how aptamers are indeed able to be used in diagnostics, therapeutics, and drug discovery but… Read More »What Cannot Be Done with Aptamers?

In our “What is an aptamer” blog, we described that aptamers are synthetically made, single-stranded DNA or RNA molecules. There are inherent differences between DNA and RNA when found naturally. DNA is typically a double-stranded biomolecule composed of A, T, C, and G bases. RNA… Read More »DNA vs RNA Aptamers

In our previous post on “can aptamers replace antibodies” we mentioned some of the limitations where antibodies are unable to detect small molecules. Today we would be discussing the limitations of antibodies in Viral infections. Despite years of research, certain pathogens, such as HIV, have… Read More »Can aptamers replace antibodies ?“Neutralization of infections”