US Patent 7119189 Metabotropic GABA
Patent 7119189 was granted and assigned to Novartis on October, 2006 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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Bernhard Bettler0
Helmut Bittiger0
Klemens Kaupmann0
Stuart J Mickel0
Wolfgang Fröstl0
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The present invention provides purified GABAB receptors and receptor proteins derived from rat and human sources, as well as nucleic acids which encode such proteins. The proteins and nucleic acids of the invention share significant homology with the GABAB receptor and the DNA encoding it as specifically disclosed herein. The invention moreover provides methods for isolating other members of the GABAB receptor family using DNA cloning technology and probes derived from the sequences provided herein, as well as novel members of the GABAB receptor family isolated by such methods.
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071191890
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71191890
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October 10, 2006
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