Patent for the pJAZZ® System, useful for cloning challenging DNA, granted to Lucigen Corporation

Lucigen, a leading provider of molecular biology enzymes and kits, announced the issue of U.S. Patent #9765343 for the pJAZZ® BigEasy® System, which offers the unique ability to stably reproduce large or challenging sequences of DNA. Conventional vector systems often fail to give good results with tough-to-clone DNA sequences from humans, parasites, plants, and other organisms. The pJAZZ system gives researchers the ability to study genes that were previously inaccessible. Many of these genes are related to disease pathways with potential for gene therapy. Other applications include creating novel biological products, such as bio-fuels or high-strength fibers derived from spider silk genes. Lucigen’s unique pJAZZ technology is available for licensing. For any inquiries, please email [email protected].

“We are excited about the potential of this new technology. Providing a tool allowing researchers to do something they could not do before opens the door to new discoveries and possible cures,” said Jeff Williams, President.

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