Technology ID
TAB-4881

Innovative Treatment for Graft Versus Host Disease Using Pregnancy Specific Glycoproteins

E-Numbers
E-065-2018-0
Lead Inventor
Dveksler, Gabriela
Lead IC
NIAID
Co-Inventors
Malech, Harry
ICs
NIAID
Applications
Therapeutics
Therapeutic Areas
Reproductive Health
Immunology

This technology presents an innovative approach to the treatment of Graft Versus Host Disease (GvHD) by harnessing the therapeutic potential of Pregnancy Specific Glycoproteins (PSG1 and PSG9). The method involves a novel administration technique for these glycoproteins, which had not been previously disclosed prior to the patent application. The technology holds promise in addressing the challenges associated with GvHD treatment, potentially offering new avenues for improving patient outcomes in this complex medical condition. To obtain detailed information about the methodology and the patent application, one should contact the Henry M. Jackson Foundation Inventor or their authorized representatives.

 

Commercial Applications
This innovative technology, based on Pregnancy Specific Glycoproteins (PSG1 and PSG9) and a proprietary administration method, holds promise not only in Graft Versus Host Disease (GvHD) treatment but also in immunology, autoimmune disease management, tissue transplantation, women's health, reproductive medicine, and potential applications in cancer immunotherapy and other immunological disorders. Its versatility and novel approach make it a valuable asset in various medical fields.

Competitive Advantages
This innovative technology gains a competitive edge in Graft Versus Host Disease (GvHD) treatment through its unique use of Pregnancy Specific Glycoproteins (PSG1 and PSG9) and an undisclosed administration method. This proprietary approach, protected by a patent application, distinguishes it from conventional treatments and holds promise for enhanced patient outcomes, making it a leading contender in GvHD management.
Licensing Contact:
Yang, David (Po-Lung)
polung.yang@nih.gov