Technology Name | Briefcase | Lead Researcher |
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Our Innovation
The group of Prof. Cohn is developing novel polymeric systems for in situ generated implants. The implants may be used in direct contact with tissues and organs, and might require to be removed from the body in due course, in a ... More | Cohn Daniel | |
Background
Peptides are key players in a variety of physiological and pathological processes and play very important roles in modulating various cell functions.
One of the most important challenges developing peptide drugs is the lack of ... More | Gilon Chaim | |
Keywords
cell free DNA diagnosis, liquid biopsies, methylation patterns, histone modification
Current development stage
TRL3 - hypothesis testing and intial POC demonstrated in limited # of in-vitro modelsApplication
The existing sequence ... More | Friedman Nir | |
Keywords
Medical Devices, Drug Delivery, Respiratory System
Current development stage
Proof-of- Concept and a demonstration designed.
A prototype suitable for mass production may be produced within 12 months.
Application
Spinal cord ... More | Nahmias Yaakov | |
Background
The standard MRI approach requires large magnetic fields, yielding bulky and expensive machines. Moreover, the inductive measurement is limited in terms of sensitivity and resolution.
These downsides result in limited availability ... More | Bar-Gill Nir | |
Background
Bacteria communicate and coordinate population behavior through the mechanism of quorum sensing (QS), which controls the expression of genes that affect a variety of bacterial processes.
Cannabis, Cannabinoids and endo-cannabinoids ... More | Steinberg Doron | |
Background
Clean intermittent catherization is a gold standard care for urinary incontinence patents. A self-insertion of a plastic tube needs to be done 3-5 times a day. This leads to very low compliance resulting in an urinary overflow and ... More | Nahmias Yaakov | |
Background
It was recently shown that enhanced expression of NAF-1, is associated with different cancers, including breast, prostate, gastric, cervical, liver, and laryngeal. Silencing of NAF-1 expression in breast, or gastric, cancer cells ... More | Nechushtai Rachel | |
Background
Emulsification in aqueous media is not effective for the encapsulation of hydrophilic drugs. Peptides and proteins may deteriorate when exposed to aqueous-organic interfaces
Neuropeptides are potent CNS neuromodulators and have many ... More | Domb Abraham | |
Background
Hyperlipidemia is a widespread condition that affects as many as one-third of adults and an increasing number of children in developed countries. Its pathogenesis mechanisms are only partly understood.
The small non-coding microRNAs ... More | Soreq Hermona | |
Background
Toll-like receptors (TLRs) have been implicated in several autoimmune and inflammatory diseases, including cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, atherosclerosis, Alzheimer’s disease, and chronic neuropathic pain.
Currently, ... More | Goldblum Amiram | |
Application
Prolonged epileptic seizures may lead to the development of life threatening cerebral state of a persistent seizure, referred as Status epilepticus (SE).
Oral administration of anti-convulsants antiepileptic drugs (AEDs) as well ... More | Bialer Meir | |
Background
A bipolar disorder is a form of a depressive disease that characteristically involves cycles of depression and elation or mania. The disorder is often a chronic recurring condition deteriorating one’s quality of life.
Valnoctamide ... More | Bialer Meir | |
Dr. Yaacov Rozenman, Head of Shaarei Tzedek’s Ophthalmology Department
Background
A cataract pathology causes the partial or entire lens clouding inside the eye, resulting in blurred or distorted vision. Cataract retrieval surgery is one of the ... More | Cohn Daniel | |
Background
X-ray computed tomography (CT) instruments are among the most available, efficient and cost-effective imaging modalities in hospitals. The field of CT molecular imaging agents is emerging relying mainly on detection of gold and ... More | Blum Galia | |
Our Innovation
Based on a provocative working hypothesis, we most probably identified the molecular origin of insulin resistance (IR). Systemic IR is induced via post-translational modification (PTM) of liver key regulatory proteins. We ... More | Ben-Sasson Shmuel | |
Dr. Sharon Merims, Hadassah Medical Center
Background
Many of the anti-neoplastic tyrosine kinase inhibitors are associated with prominent and sometimes dose-limiting dermatologic complications. Of severe clinical implication are the specific ... More | Benny Ofra | |
Background
Natural killer (NK) cells are innate effector lymphocytes that efficiently kill tumor cells without prior stimulation. NK are crucial first responders to tumor transformation and viral, bacterial, or fungal infections. They are also ... More | Mandelboim Ofer | |
Background
Emulsification in aqueous media is not effective for the encapsulation of hydrophilic drugs. Peptides and proteins may deteriorate when exposed to aqueous-organic interfaces
Neuropeptides are potent CNS neuromodulators and have many ... More | Domb Abraham | |
Category
Life Sciences and Bio Technology
Keywords
Chemotherapy, Drug resistance * The project is conducted in collaboration with Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.
Application
Cells with multidrug resistance (MDR) due to aberrant ... More | Barenholz Yechezkel |