Therapeutics & Vaccines
Some of the most important scientific developments have revolved around vaccines, preventing potentially catastrophic human disease is perhaps one of the most important initiatives in life science. As viruses such as AIDS continue to pose a significant threat to a great deal of the world population, ASU researchers are working hard to develop treatments and vaccines, as well as cost-effective methods of distribution.
PortfolioSodium Narcistatin (SNS) A Potent, Orally Bioavailable Anti-Inflammatory Compound with Bone Sparing Activity
Peptide Sugar Mimetic for Use as a Potential Cancer Pathogen Therapy
Stabilizing Proteins Using Ionic Liquids
Application of Brain Synchronization to Epilepsy and Other Dynamical Disorders
Inorganic Composition and Method for Treating Bacterial Infections
Halistatins 1, 2 and 3
Spongistatins
Method of treating cancer using C-26 modified Bryostatins
A Method to Prevent Pathology Caused by Infectious Agents
Novel Hydrogel Blends for Angiogenesis
Innovative Technologies for the Restoration of Gait in Chronic Spinal Cord Injury Patients
Reversible Sterilization/Contraception using in situ Gelling Materials
Mammalian-Like Proteins in Plants
Rational Design and Engineering of Proteins And Peptides for Immunomodulation
Turbostatins 1-4
Halocombstatins
Cyclodepsipeptides compounds presenting anti-cancer and anti-infective activity, and their synthesis.
Salmonella Vaccine Against Bacterial Enteropathogens
Sodium Resverastatin Phosphate and other Resveratrol analogs
