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Licensing Opportunities

The inventions created in NIEHS laboratories may be transferred to the private sector for further research and development, and eventual commercialization through licenses. A company may acquire any of the following licenses:

 

  • Unpatented Material
  • Patented Material
  • Patent-pending Material
  • Commercial Evaluation
  • Biological Materials
  • Exclusive/Nonexclusive

 

The licensing application and negotiation process for institutes within the National Institutes of Health (NIH) is managed by the NIH Office of Technology Transfer  .

 

NIEHS Technologies Available for Licensing & Collaborative Development

CATEGORYTITLEKITS* CASE NO.
 
AntibodyEstrogen Receptor (ER) alpha P2 and P3, ER gamma Polyclonal AbsES-079
 Rabbit Antibodies to Mouse and Human Lactoferrin and C3ES-081
 Mouse Monoclonal Antibody to Nitrone Spin Trap 5,5-dimethyl-1-pyrroline N-oxide (DMPO)ES-086
 Monoclonal Antibody to Human DNA Polymerase BetaES-100
 Polyclonal Antibodies to Ser 134 Phosphorylated form of the Human Glucocorticoid ReceptorES-107
 Mouse Monoclonal Antibodies to Human Tristetraprolin (TTP)ES-112
 Monoclonal Antibodies Inhibitory to Human CYP2J2ES-116
 Polyclonal Antibodies to Human CYP2J and CYP2CES-117
 Antibody to pro-peptide of NSAID-activated Gene (NAG-1)/GDF-15ES-125
 
CellsChinese Hamster Ovary (CHO) Cells Expressing Retinoid Orphan Receptor (ROR)γ and Luciferase ReporterES-108
 
Methods & ReagentsTransformation Associated Recombination System in Yeast for Specific Cloning of DNAs as Yeast Artificial ChromosomesES-017
 Rapid, Efficient In Vivo site-Directed Mutagenesis Using OligonucleotidesES-054
 Mouse LactoferrinES-081
 An Efficient and Cost-Effective Assay for Genotyping Mice using Melting Curve AnalysisES-114
 Human CYP2J and CYP2CES-117
 Purified Human DNA Polymerase GES-120
 Fluorescent Intracellular Calcium IndicatorsES-124
 
Mouse ModelsEstrogen Receptor (ER)-alpha & ER-beta KO MiceES-002
 Mouse Model for Early Onset CataractES-066
 Mouse Expressing Enhanced Signaling for Bone Morphogenetic Protein (BMP): A Model for Human DiseaseES-102
 Knock-In mouse and Embryonic Stem Cells Expressing Leukemia Inhibitory Factor (LIF)ES-109
 Transgenic Mouse Expressing Human Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug-activated Gene  (NAG-1)ES-110
 Retinoid Orphan Receptor (ROR)γ Deficient MiceES-113
 Mouse Strain with Conditional Deletion of SMAD7 geneES-115
 Transgenic Mouse with Cre recombinase Expressed in Spermatogenic cells under Regulation of the Hspa2 Gene PromoterES-118
 Heat-shock Protein  A2 (Hspa2) Knock-out Mouse for Study of Spermatogenesis and Male InfertilityES-119
 GLI-Similar 3 (GLIS3) KO Mice and Mice in which GLIS3 is KO in Selective TissuesES-121
 
TherapeuticsAntagonists of Hyaluronan Signaling for Treatment of Airway inflammation and HyperresponsivenessES-126
 Anti-inflammatory Actions of Cytochrome P450 Epoxygenase-Derived EicosanoidsES-039
 Diagnostics and Therapeutics for HydrocephalusES-064
 Novel Methods for Reducing Inflammation and Treating Diseases such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s DiseaseES-078
 Target for Development of Diagnostics and Therapeutics for Abnormal HematopoiesisES-095
 Lrch4 - a Novel Regulator of InflammationES-122
 Functional Blockade of Inter-alpha-trypsin Inhibitor to Reduce Ariway Hyperreactivity in Environmental and Chronic Respiratory DiseasesES-123
 

* For description of these technologies please go to the KITS  (Knowledge & Technology Sharing website). This website provides detailed information on NIEHS technologies and those of several other NIH Institutes.  Contact the NIEHS-OTT for any additional information.


 

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