IsoPlexis has been granted a patent for a polymerase enzyme derived from 9° N, featuring mutations in the motif A region for improved nucleotide incorporation. The enzyme, with specific mutations, offers enhanced functionality and minimal 3′-5′ exonuclease activity. GlobalData’s report on IsoPlexis gives a 360-degree view of the company including its patenting strategy. Buy the report here.
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Polymerase enzyme with improved nucleotide incorporation and no exonuclease activity
A recently granted patent (Publication Number: US11866741B2) discloses a novel polymerase enzyme with specific mutations that result in little to no 3'-5' exonuclease activity. The enzyme, sharing a high amino acid sequence identity with a specified sequence, is particularly useful for incorporating modified nucleotides with larger substituents into DNA. The polymerase, derived from organisms belonging to the genera of Pyrococcus, can also contain additional mutations to enhance its functionality, as outlined in the claims.
Furthermore, the patent covers the nucleic acid molecule encoding the unique polymerase, an expression vector containing this nucleic acid molecule, and methods for incorporating modified nucleotides into DNA using the polymerase. The patent also highlights the diverse applications of this polymerase, including DNA sequencing, labeling, primer extension, and nucleic acid amplification. Additionally, a kit comprising the polymerase is provided for convenient use in various molecular biology applications. Overall, the patented polymerase enzyme offers a promising tool for researchers and professionals in the field, enabling the efficient incorporation of modified nucleotides into DNA for a wide range of applications.
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