18524141. METHOD OF IDENTIFYING FEATURE OF TEST BODY AND MICRORNA CANCER MARKER simplified abstract (KABUSHIKI KAISHA TOSHIBA)

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METHOD OF IDENTIFYING FEATURE OF TEST BODY AND MICRORNA CANCER MARKER

Organization Name

KABUSHIKI KAISHA TOSHIBA

Inventor(s)

Tomomi Ando of Ota (JP)

Mitsuko Ishihara of Setagaya (JP)

Yoshitake Sano of Adachi (JP)

METHOD OF IDENTIFYING FEATURE OF TEST BODY AND MICRORNA CANCER MARKER - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18524141 titled 'METHOD OF IDENTIFYING FEATURE OF TEST BODY AND MICRORNA CANCER MARKER

The abstract describes a method for identifying features of a test body by measuring mutation-specific concentrations of miRNA, correcting these values, and using the change in concentration to determine if the test body is cancerous or non-cancerous.

  • Measurement of mutation-specific concentrations of miRNA in the test body
  • Correction of these concentrations
  • Determination of cancerous or non-cancerous nature based on the change in concentration

Potential Applications: - Early detection of cancer - Personalized medicine based on miRNA profiles - Monitoring cancer progression and treatment effectiveness

Problems Solved: - Accurate identification of cancerous cells - Non-invasive method for cancer detection - Personalized treatment based on molecular markers

Benefits: - Early diagnosis leading to better treatment outcomes - Reduced need for invasive procedures - Tailored treatment plans for individual patients

Commercial Applications: Title: "Innovative Cancer Detection Method for Personalized Medicine" This technology could be used in medical diagnostics companies, cancer research institutions, and healthcare facilities to improve cancer detection and treatment strategies.

Questions about the technology: 1. How does this method compare to traditional cancer diagnostic techniques? 2. What are the potential limitations of using miRNA concentrations for cancer detection?

Frequently Updated Research: Researchers are continually exploring new miRNA biomarkers and refining methods for cancer detection and treatment. Stay updated on the latest studies in this field to enhance the effectiveness of this technology.


Original Abstract Submitted

According to one embodiment, method of identifying feature of test body is provided. The method includes measuring a mutation-specific concentration of at least one miRNA contained in the test body, correcting a value of the mutation-specific concentration, and determining whether the test body is a cancer or a non-cancer one using an increase or decrease in the corrected mutation-specific concentration as index.