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GUANGZHOU SUREXAM BIO-TECH CO., LTD.

GUANGZHOU SUREXAM BIO-TECH CO., LTD. Patent applications
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20110312523PROBES, LIQUID PHASE CHIPS AND METHODS FOR DETECTING PIK3CA GENE MUTATIONS - Probes, liquid phase chips and methods for detecting PIK3CA gene mutations are provided, wherein the liquid chips for detecting PIK3CA gene mutations mainly comprise: microspheres coupled with probes; primers used for amplifying target sequences with exon 9 and/or exon 20. The liquid chips and methods for detecting PIK3CA gene mutations are useful for detecting the sites containing mutations of the PIK3CA gene with relatively high frequency simultaneously, and also are useful for detecting the exon 9 and exon 20 separately or simultaneously. The detection methods have identical reaction conditions of detection, good specificity of detection, high sensitivity, above 90% accuracy, and short time of detection.12-22-2011
20110269640PROBES FOR DETECTING MUTATIONS OF kRas GENE, LIQUICHIP AND DETECTION METHODS THEREOF - Nucleic acid probes for detecting kRas gene mutations, liquid chips and detection methods thereof are provided. The liquid chips for detecting kRas gene mutations comprise: microspheres coupled with wild-type and mutant-type probes, each of which is amino-substituted at 5′-terminal, specific for kRas codons 12, 13 and/or 61, and primers for amplifying the target sequence biotin-labeled at the terminal which are enriched with mutant alleles of kRas codons 12, 13 and/or 61 to be detected. The detection methods are rapid and accurate, and the processes of the methods are easy to perform. The liquid chip can be used to detect mutations of kRas as assistance to early diagnosis of pancreatic cancer, and can be used to prognose efficiency of the molecular targeted therapy to choose right medicine accurately clinically and avoiding economic loss and time loss caused by unnecessary treatment.11-03-2011