Amyloid-Beta-Binding Peptides and Their Use for the Therapy and Diagnosis of Alzheimer's Dementia

Publication: DE102014003262A1
Published: 2015-09-17
Family Size: 1
Granted: No

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This invention relates to peptides that can specifically bind to amyloid-beta proteins. These peptides can be used for both diagnosing and treating Alzheimer's disease by either detecting the presence of amyloid-beta or interfering with its pathological role in dementia.

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  • Early detection of Alzheimer's disease using diagnostic tests that target amyloid-beta.
  • Therapeutic intervention to treat or slow the progression of Alzheimer's by using the peptides to interfere with amyloid-beta aggregation.
  • Imaging applications in neurology to visualize amyloid-beta deposits in the brain.
  • Monitoring the effectiveness of Alzheimer's treatments by tracking amyloid-beta levels.

BenefitsContent extracted from patent full text and abstract with AI.

  • Provides a targeted approach to Alzheimer's disease diagnosis and therapy.
  • May enable earlier and more accurate detection of Alzheimer's, potentially before symptoms develop.
  • Could help slow or halt disease progression by interfering with amyloid-beta pathology.
  • Non-invasive testing options may be possible using the peptides for biomarkers or imaging.
  • Potential to improve patient outcomes and reduce healthcare costs by enabling timely intervention.

Technical Classifications (CPCs)

Main Classifications

Chemistry & Materials Science

Health, Food & Consumer Tech

Sub Classifications

Medical & Vet Science

Organic Chemistry

CPC Codes

A61P25/28C07K14/4711

Inventors & Applicants

Applicants

Forschungszentrum Juelich Gmbh

Patent Abstract

The invention relates to amyloid-beta-binding peptides and their use for the therapy and diagnosis of Alzheimer's dementia.

Key Information

Publication No.

DE102014003262A1

Family ID

54009860

Publication Date

2015-09-17

Application No.

DE102014003262A

Application Date

2014-03-12

Priority Date

2014-03-12

Granted

No

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