Uwe Gerlach - Hattersheim, DE Joachim Hofmann - Bad Camberg, DE Hans Lang - Hofheim, DE Aguan Wei - Saint Louis MO, US
Assignee:
Aventis Pharma Deutschland GMBH
International Classification:
A61K031/352 A01N043/16
US Classification:
514/456000
Abstract:
Use of inhibitors of the KQT1 channel for preparing a medicament for treating diseases caused by helminths and ectoparasites Inhibitors of the KQT1 channel are a novel way of destroying helminths and ectoparasites. For this reason, blockers of the cellular KQT1 channel, which is present in helminths and ectoparasites, are used for preparing a medicament for the treatment of vertebrates and humans infested by helminths or ectoparasites. These KQT1 blockers are used as medicaments on their own or in combination with other medicaments and therapeutic measures. Inhibitors of the KQT1 channel are likewise a novel mechanism of action for phytoparasites such as insects, arachnids, molluscs and nematodes, and consequently, they are used for preparing a crop protection composition.
Use Of Inhibitors Of The Kqti Channel And Methods Of Controlling And Treating Diseases Caused By Helminths And Ectoparasites
Uwe Gerlach - Hattersheim, DE Joachim Hofmann - Bad Camberg, DE Hans Jochen Lang - Hofheim, DE Aguan Wei - Saint Louis MO
Assignee:
Aventis Pharma Deutschland GmbH - Frankfurt am Main
International Classification:
A61K 3135
US Classification:
514456, 514457
Abstract:
Use of inhibitors of the KQT1 channel for preparing a medicament for treating diseases caused by helminths and ectoparasites Inhibitors of the KQT1 channel are a novel way of destroying helminths and ectoparasites. For this reason, blockers of the cellular KQT1 channel, which is present in helminths and ectoparasites, are used for preparing a medicament for the treatment of vertebrates and humans infested by helminths or ectoparasites. These KQT1 blockers are used as medicaments on their own or in combination with other medicaments and therapeutic measures. Inhibitors of the KQT1 channel are likewise a novel mechanism of action for phytoparasites such as insects, arachnids, molluscs and nematodes, and consequently, they are used for preparing a crop protection composition.
Seattle Children's Research Institute and University of Washington since 2008
Research Assistant Professor
Washington University School of Medicine - Saint Louis, MO 1993 - 2008
Research Assistant Professor in Neurobiology
Education:
Washington University School of Medicine 1985 - 1993
Postdoctoral Fellow, Molecular Neurobiology
University of Oregon 1979 - 1985
Ph.D., Biology/Neuroethology
University of California, Berkeley 1974 - 1978
A.B., Neurobiology
Marine Biological Laboratory 1978
Neural Systems and Behavior Summer Course
Oak Ridge National Laboratory 1977
Summer Internship, Biology Division
Skills:
Animal Models Immunohistochemistry Cell Culture Tissue Culture Neuroscience Fluorescence Microscopy Cell Biology Molecular Biology Histology Pcr Confocal Microscopy Ion Channels Molecular Cloning Biochemistry Electrophysiology Microscopy Genetics Site Directed Mutagenesis Protein Chemistry Flow Cytometry Qpcr Cell Protein Expression Fluorescence Transfection In Vivo Immunofluorescence Bioinformatics Assay Development Western Blotting Rt Pcr Physiology Rna Isolation Elisa Microarray C. Elegans
Awards:
A.B. with High Honors University of California, Berkeley Visiting Scientist Laboratory of Molecular Neurobiology, Tsukuba, Japan Eagle Scout Boy Scouts of America
Research Assistant Professor Of Neurobiology At Washington University School Of Medicine