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A unified search engine serving as a one-stop shop for technologies available for license from Massachusetts research institutions.


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1. Galvanic Vestibular Stimulation System
IP Type:  Licensable Technology
Organization:  Boston University
Tech Type:   Medical Devices
Inventor:  Collins, James J.
This invention describes a system and method of altering the output of a vestibular system including providing a source ...

2. Design of cis/trans Engineered Riboregulators
IP Type:  Licensable Technology
Organization:  Boston University
Tech Type:   Research Tools   |  Genomics/Proteomics
Inventor:  Collins, James J.
The artificial cis/trans riboregulation system introduces a novel mechanism of gene regulation. This system demonstrate ...

3. Enter and Destroy the Biofilm Matrix: Dispersing Bacterial Biofilms with Engineered, Enzymatically Active Bacteriophage
IP Type:  Licensable Technology
Organization:  Boston University
Tech Type:   Research Tools   |  Therapeutics - Methods   |  Therapeutics - Methods
Inventor:  Collins, James J
Bacterial biofilms are sources of contamination that are difficult to eliminate in a variety of industrial, environmenta ...

4. A Tunable Genetic Switch Based on RNAi and Repressor Proteins for Regulating Gene Expression in Mammalian Cells
IP Type:  Licensable Technology
Organization:  Boston University
Tech Type:   Research Tools   |  Drug Discovery Tools
Inventor:  Collins, James J
A system for tight, tunable control of mammalian gene expression that couples repressor proteins and a novel RNAi target ...

5. Natural and Engineered Bacteriophage as Adjuvants for Antibiotic Therapy
IP Type:  Licensable Technology
Organization:  Boston University
Tech Type:   Therapeutics - Drugs
Inventor:  Collins, James J
General concept of combining engineered phage with antibiotics to enhance antibiotic activity. Engineered phage would l ...

6. In Vivo Gene Sensors with Flexible Effector Gene Circuits for Smart Therapeutics
IP Type:  Licensable Technology
Organization:  Boston University
Tech Type:   Therapeutics - Methods
Inventor:  Collins, James J
The invention is a synthetic sensor to detect antibiotic-resistance mRNAs, as assayed by GFP output. In addition, they ...

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