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Search Patents by John P. Marino

Patents listed here reflect only technologies patented from FY 2018-present. To view all of NIST's patented technologies, visit the NIST pages on the Federal Laboratory Consortium website.

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Amino Acid-Specific Binder And Selectively Identifying An Amino Acid

NIST Inventors
John P. Marino and Zvi Kelman
N-terminal amino acid binding (NAAB) reagents are a tool for parallel, high-throughput proteomics. Afluorescently-labeled NAAB allows immobilized peptides to be identified by their N-terminal residues using single-molecule fluorescent microscopy, which enables novel proteomic analysis, like

Amino Acid-specific Binder and Selectively Identifying an Amino Acid

NIST Inventors
Zvi Kelman and John P. Marino
One of the central challenges in the development of single-molecule protein sequencing technologies is achieving high- fidelity, sequential recognition and detection of specific amino acids that comprise the peptide sequence. The N-End Rule Pathway adaptor protein ClpS, natively recognizes N
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