I’m buying a ssDNA library from TriLink and doing SELEX for one target. Assuming I get one specific sequence that will bind with high specificity and affinity. My question is, can I patent that sequence, start conducting a clinical trial and then sell it without permission from TriLink?

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Dear Alan,

TriLink does not take any claim on an aptamer sequence determined from one of our Nucleic Acid Libraries for Aptamer Selection. Please let us know if you need any additional information.

Best regards,

Joey

2 thoughts on “I’m buying a ssDNA library from TriLink and doing SELEX for one target. Assuming I get one specific sequence that will bind with high specificity and affinity. My question is, can I patent that sequence, start conducting a clinical trial and then sell it without permission from TriLink?”

  1. I got EGFPpseudoU and 5mCmRNA from your company and woud like to know if you have the extinction coefficient for this product.
    I am ordering FLuc modified mRNA and would need the same information.

    Thanks a lot

    Wafaa Yahyaoui

    • Dear Wafaa,

      Thank you for your question. The extinction coefficient at 260 is 10,441 (mol-1cm-1) for EGFP mRNA (5meC, pseudoU) and 10,403 (mol-1cm-1) for FLuc mRNA (5meC, pseudo). Please let us know if you have any additional questions.

      Regards,
      Brea

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