Patents

US 12146191 B1: Detection and classification of IMP carbapenemases using real-time polymerase chain reaction assay

Granted
2024-11-19
Filed
2023-05-03 application 18311703
Type
Utility · 10 claims
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Abstract

Systems and methods for detection and classification of IMP carbapenemases are described. In an aspect, sets of PCR primers associated with specific probes can be used to identify specific families of IMP β-lactamases and utilize multiple primer sets to identify all IMP variants via real-time PCR assays. The sets of PCR primers can also be coupled with a fluorescent dye to detect a broad range of the IMP variants.

Source: PVGPATDIS, file of 2026-04-10 (ipg241119.xml).

Assignees

AssigneeTypePlaceAlso on furp.orgSource
CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY 41 patentsUS company or organizationOmaha, NECreighton University College or university EXACT high confidence: identical full name and state
CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY Nonprofit EXACT high confidence: identical full name and state
PVGPATDIS, file of 2026-04-10

Inventors

InventorPlacePatentsPerson pageSource
Nancy D. HansonOmaha, NE2PVGPATDIS, file of 2026-04-10
Hayden SmithBeaverton, OR5PVGPATDIS, file of 2026-04-10
Stacey MorrowOmaha, NE3PVGPATDIS, file of 2026-04-10

CPC categories

SubclassCategoryFirst groupSource
C12QMeasuring or testing processes involving enzymes, nucleic acids or microorganisms ; compositions or test papers therefor; processes of preparing such compositions; condition-responsive control in microbiological or enzymological processesC12Q1/6876PVGPATDIS, file of 2026-04-10

Cooperative Patent Classification, as currently assigned (one row per subclass).

Assignments and security interests

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