600
A. Vinothkanna and S. Sekar
Table 24.8 Patents on the diagnosis of animal infectious diseases employing PBPs as
fluorochromes
Disease/diagnostic parameters
Patents-source/country and number
Detection of poultry viruses
CN107991482 (E), CN106290867 (E),
CN106544447 (E), CN106282417 (E),
CN106191312 (E), CN106011313 (E),
CN106286241 (E), CN101975856 (E),
CN106282416 (E)
Bursal disease in poultry
IN 3709/CHENP/2007
Poultry respiratory pathogens
CN106191319 (E)
Chicken mycoplasmosis
CN106222256 (E), CN106191312 (E),
CN106011313 (E)
Detection of porcine (pig) viruses
CN105154589 (E)
Porcine parvovirus
CN108918870 (E)
Monkey viruses
CN106636461(E)
Respiratory viruses of mouse (murine)
WO2019001187 (E), CN106566897 (E),
CN106755589 (E), CN106636474 (E),
CN103173566 (E)
Guinea pig viruses
CN106191311 (E)
Canine (dog) viruses
CN106319091 (E)
Rat viruses
CN106167836 (E), CN106755589 (E)
Rabbit viruses
WO2018233448 (E), CN 107326098
Detection of Burkholderia mallei in equines
(horse) and other animals
IN 3610/DEL/2015
Abbreviations: (E)—Espacenet database, European Patent Office; IN—InPASS database, India
Numbers with suffix “(E)” represent publication numbers and prefix “IN” represent application
number of patents. For numbers with prefix “IN,” numbers alone (without prefix alphabets) have to
be entered in the suitable search field of the database. Such prefix alphabets are meant for identifying
the database. In Espacenet alone (tagged with “(E)” as suffix of numbers), given alphabetic prefix
along with the publication numbers have to be fed to access patent details
24.2.9 Varied Biological Diagnostic Applications
Most of the diagnostic applications of phycobiliproteins are in the realm of human
diseases. However, their diagnostic applications are expanded further to many other
biological aspects and cellular analysis apart from environmental issues. Evaluation
of post-thaw viability and acrosome integrity of bovine spermatozoa was performed
employing the lectin, peanut agglutinin which was conjugated with phycoerythrin
using the cross-linker FITC. PNA binds specifically to the outer acrosomal membrane
thus represents viability and integrity of sperms (Nagy et al. 2003). Detection of
aspirin resistance among long-term users after carotid endarterectomy was performed
using phycoerythrin-labeled anti-P-selectin (CD62p) antibody assessing the reduction in platelet activity by aspirin (Assadian et al. 2007). mRNA abundance of p21 and
proliferating cell nuclear antigen indicating diseased state was performed. For which
A. Vinothkanna and S. Sekar
Table 24.8 Patents on the diagnosis of animal infectious diseases employing PBPs as
fluorochromes
Disease/diagnostic parameters
Patents-source/country and number
Detection of poultry viruses
CN107991482 (E), CN106290867 (E),
CN106544447 (E), CN106282417 (E),
CN106191312 (E), CN106011313 (E),
CN106286241 (E), CN101975856 (E),
CN106282416 (E)
Bursal disease in poultry
IN 3709/CHENP/2007
Poultry respiratory pathogens
CN106191319 (E)
Chicken mycoplasmosis
CN106222256 (E), CN106191312 (E),
CN106011313 (E)
Detection of porcine (pig) viruses
CN105154589 (E)
Porcine parvovirus
CN108918870 (E)
Monkey viruses
CN106636461(E)
Respiratory viruses of mouse (murine)
WO2019001187 (E), CN106566897 (E),
CN106755589 (E), CN106636474 (E),
CN103173566 (E)
Guinea pig viruses
CN106191311 (E)
Canine (dog) viruses
CN106319091 (E)
Rat viruses
CN106167836 (E), CN106755589 (E)
Rabbit viruses
WO2018233448 (E), CN 107326098
Detection of Burkholderia mallei in equines
(horse) and other animals
IN 3610/DEL/2015
Abbreviations: (E)—Espacenet database, European Patent Office; IN—InPASS database, India
Numbers with suffix “(E)” represent publication numbers and prefix “IN” represent application
number of patents. For numbers with prefix “IN,” numbers alone (without prefix alphabets) have to
be entered in the suitable search field of the database. Such prefix alphabets are meant for identifying
the database. In Espacenet alone (tagged with “(E)” as suffix of numbers), given alphabetic prefix
along with the publication numbers have to be fed to access patent details
24.2.9 Varied Biological Diagnostic Applications
Most of the diagnostic applications of phycobiliproteins are in the realm of human
diseases. However, their diagnostic applications are expanded further to many other
biological aspects and cellular analysis apart from environmental issues. Evaluation
of post-thaw viability and acrosome integrity of bovine spermatozoa was performed
employing the lectin, peanut agglutinin which was conjugated with phycoerythrin
using the cross-linker FITC. PNA binds specifically to the outer acrosomal membrane
thus represents viability and integrity of sperms (Nagy et al. 2003). Detection of
aspirin resistance among long-term users after carotid endarterectomy was performed
using phycoerythrin-labeled anti-P-selectin (CD62p) antibody assessing the reduction in platelet activity by aspirin (Assadian et al. 2007). mRNA abundance of p21 and
proliferating cell nuclear antigen indicating diseased state was performed. For which