A mouse has been created to assist in the discovery, development and monitoring of therapies for neurodegenerative disorders, specifically Huntington's. Constitutively-active Notch4 receptor protein inhibits angiogenesis. Forceps have been re-designed to be a better grasping tool for laparoscopic procedures. A GroEL-like heat shock protein of A. actinomycetemcomitans which modulates epithelial cell proliferation and migration. Several phospholipids are promising candidates as anti-cancer agents or arthritis drugs.
Peptide antagonists with the ability to modulate the activity of multiple chemokine receptors.
RADx Medical Imaging and Diagnosis Application was developed to mark a specific location on a medical image and record that location. This technology maps the specific domain targeted on the androgen receptor. A novel anti-androgen receptor therapy has been developed based on this domain mapping. Through technology transfer, UBC acts as a catalyst in generating knowledge- intensive business in British Columbia and contributes to the economic development and diversification of the region. The UILO operates in accordance with UBC policies on industry sponsored research and technology transfer.