Novel Aptamers for Diagnosis and Therapy of Human Glioblastoma
We offer novel high affinity aptamer sequences that target the zinc finger motif of the glioblastoma oncogene protein. The specificity of aptamers to different zinc finger transcription factors, which are to a large extend involved in human diseases, has the potential for valuable new agents for diagnostic and therapeutic application.
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