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Doron Lipson
Doron Lipson, Tel-Aviv IL
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| 20100279883 | Probe Design Methods and Microarrays for Comparative Genomic Hybridization and Location Analysis - Methods and systems for identifying and selecting nucleic acid probes for detecting a target with a nucleic acid probe array or comparative genome hybridization microarray, comprising selecting a plurality of potential target sequences, generating a plurality of candidate probes from the target sequences, filtering the plurality of candidate probes by analyzing candidate probes for selected probe properties in silico. Microarrays comprising probes selected by the methods of the invention are particularly useful for comparative genome hybridization and location analysis. | 11-04-2010 |
Doron Lipson, Chestnut Hill, MA US
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| 20100143922 | METHODS FOR REDUCING OVER-REPRESENTATION OF FRAGMENT ENDS - Methods for preparing fragments for nucleic acids sequence analysis that demonstrates uniform coverage across the full fragment length. The methods disclosed herein are useful for candidate gene re-sequencing wherein the detailed analysis is performed on selected, amplified regions of the genome. | 06-10-2010 |
| 20100159533 | SIMPLIFIED SAMPLE PREPARATION FOR RNA ANALYSIS - Methods and kits for selective preparing cDNA relatively free of sequences found in rRNA and subcellular RNAs are disclosed. The methods and kits utilize approximately 200 hexamer sequences which target messenger RNA. The methods and kits are useful in preparing samples for sequencing analysis, especially when performing single molecule sequencing by synthesis. | 06-24-2010 |
| 20100216151 | METHODS FOR DETECTING FETAL NUCLEIC ACIDS AND DIAGNOSING FETAL ABNORMALITIES - The invention generally relates to methods for detecting fetal nucleic acids and methods for diagnosing fetal abnormalities. In certain embodiments, the invention provides methods for determining whether fetal nucleic acid is present in a maternal sample including obtaining a maternal sample suspected to include fetal nucleic acids, and performing a sequencing reaction on the sample to determine presence of at least a portion of a Y chromosome in the sample, thereby determining that fetal nucleic acid is present in the sample. In other embodiments, the invention provides methods for quantitative or qualitative analysis to detect fetal nucleic acid in a maternal sample, regardless of the ability to detect the Y chromosome, particularly for samples including normal nucleic acids from a female fetus. | 08-26-2010 |
| 20100216153 | METHODS FOR DETECTING FETAL NUCLEIC ACIDS AND DIAGNOSING FETAL ABNORMALITIES - The invention generally relates to methods for detecting fetal nucleic acids and methods for diagnosing fetal abnormalities. In certain embodiments, the invention provides methods for determining whether fetal nucleic acid is present in a maternal sample including obtaining a maternal sample suspected to include fetal nucleic acids, and performing a sequencing reaction on the sample to determine presence of at least a portion of a Y chromosome in the sample, thereby determining that fetal nucleic acid is present in the sample. In other embodiments, the invention provides methods for quantitative or qualitative analysis to detect fetal nucleic acid in a maternal sample, regardless of the ability to detect the Y chromosome, particularly for samples including normal nucleic acids from a female fetus. | 08-26-2010 |
| 20110129827 | METHODS FOR TRANSCRIPT ANALYSIS - The invention takes a unique approach to transcript analysis that provides a novel DGE technology based on single-molecule sequencing. More particularly, the invention relates to methods and compositions for analyzing and identifying genes and gene expression and transcript profiles using a DGE-based technology and single molecule sequencing that does not require amplification or fragmentation. | 06-02-2011 |
Doron Lipson, Brookline, MA US
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| 20100063742 | MULTI-SCALE SHORT READ ASSEMBLY - The invention generally provides methods for analyzing and constructing nucleic acid sequences and more specifically for assembling a collection of short read nucleic acid sequences to construct longer nucleic acid sequences. | 03-11-2010 |
Doron Lipson, Haifa IL
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| 20080198384 | Surface plasmon resonance sensor - An SPR sensor comprising: a thin conducting layer comprising at least one conductive element formed on a surface of a transparent substrate; an illumination system controllable to illuminate an interface between the conducting layer and the substrate; a photosensitive surface that generates signals responsive to light from the light source that is reflected from a region of the interface; a flow cell formed with at least one flow channel having a lumen defined by a wall at least a portion of which is formed from an elastic material and a portion of which is formed by a region of the conducting layer; and at least one hollow needle having an exit orifice communicating with the needle's lumen and wherein fluid flow is enabled between the flow channel and the needle's lumen by puncturing the elastic material with the at least one needle so that the exit orifice communicates with the flow channel lumen. | 08-21-2008 |
| 20090296095 | SURFACE PLASMON RESONANCE SENSOR - An SPR sensor comprising a thin conducting layer comprising at least one conductive element formed on a surface of a transparent substrate, a light source that illuminates an interface between the conducting layer and the substrate, a photosensitive surface that generates signals from light reflected from the interface, a flow cell formed with at least one flow channel having a lumen defined by a wall formed from an elastic material and from a region of the conducting layer, and at least one hollow fluid-providing flow control apparatus having a lumen and an orifice communicating with its lumen. Fluid flow is enabled between the flow channel and the lumen of the flow control apparatus by forcing an end of the flow control apparatus through the elastic material so that the orifice communicates with the flow channel lumen. | 12-03-2009 |