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Sirtuin polymorphisms and methods of use thereof

Laakso, M.
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Kuulasmaa, T.
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Auwerx, J.  
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2008

Provided herein are methods for diagnosis and prognosis using polymorphic variants of sirtuins. Such polymorphic may be used, for example, to identify subjects that would be responsive to treatment with a sirtuin modulating compound and/or subjects that are suffering from or susceptible to a disease mediated by a sirtuin. Also provided are methods for determining the predictive value of a sirtuin polymorphic variant, methods for evaluating sirtuin modulating compounds, and methods for determining appropriate dosage and/or treatment regimens for subjects having one or more sirtuin polymorphic variants. Screening methods for identifying sirtuin modulating compounds using polymorphic variants of a sirtuin are also provided

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EPO Family ID

39402184

Author(s)
Laakso, M.
Kuulasmaa, T.
Auwerx, J.  
Westphal, C.H.
Elliott, P.
Normington, K.
Boss, O.
Iffland, A.
Lavu, S.
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Applicant(s): Sirtris Pharm. Inc [US]

Alternative title(s) : (de) Sirtuinpolymorphismen und verwendungsverfahren (fr) Polymorphismes de sirtuine, et leurs procédés d'utilisation

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IdentifierCountry codeKind codeDate issued

EP2094868

EP

A2

2009-09-02

WO2008060400

WO

A3

2008-12-04

US2008249103

US

A1

2008-10-09

WO2008060400

WO

A2

2008-05-22

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April 20, 2009
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