Patents by Inventor Daniel Golemboski

Daniel Golemboski has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Induction of resistance to virus diseases by transformation of plants with a plant virus replicase gene
    Patent number: 6649813
    Abstract: The invention described herein discloses a virus-induced resistance that may be transferred from one plant generation to another in which transgenic plants containing a coding sequence, taken from the read-through portion of the replicase portion of the viral genome, are resistant to subsequent disease by the virus. The use of the 54 kDa coding sequence from TMV is described as a specific example of the broader technology. Thus, the invention defines a means for bringing about viral resistance in plants which have been transformed with nucleic acid copies of fragments or segments taken from the replicase portion of the pathogenic virus genome. In addition, the present invention defines transformed plants and their seeds which carry a portion of the viral genome which encodes for a portion of the read-through portion of the replicase genome of the pathogenic virus.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 4, 1996
    Date of Patent: November 18, 2003
    Assignee: Cornell Research Foundation, Inc.
    Inventors: Milton Zaitlin, Daniel Golemboski, George Lomonossoff
  • INDUCTION OF RESISTANCE TO VIRUS DISEASES BY TRANSFORMATION OF PLANTS WITH A PORTION OF A PLANT VIRUS GENOME COMPRISING A READ-THROUGH REPLICASE GENE
    Publication number: 20020104116
    Abstract: The invention described herein discloses a virus-induced resistance that may be transferred from one plant generation to another in which transgenic plants containing a coding sequence, taken from the read-through portion of the replicase portion of the viral genome, are resistant to subsequent disease by the virus. The use of the 54 kDa coding sequence from TMV is described as a specific example of the broader technology. Thus, the invention defines a means for bringing about viral resistance in plants which have been transformed with nucleic acid copies of fragments or segments taken from the replicase portion of the pathogenic virus genome. In addition, the present invention defines transformed plants and their seeds which carry a portion of the viral genome which codes for a portion of the read-through portion of the replicase genome of the pathogenic virus.
    Type: Application
    Filed: September 4, 1996
    Publication date: August 1, 2002
    Inventors: MILTON ZAITLIN, DANIEL GOLEMBOSKI, GEORGE LOMONOSSOFF
  • Induction of resistance to virus diseases by transformation of plants with a portion of a plant virus genome involving a read-through replicase gene
    Patent number: 5596132
    Abstract: The invention described herein discloses a virus-induced resistance that may be transferred from one plant generation to another in which transgenic plants containing a coding sequence, taken from the read-through portion of the replicase portion of the viral genome, are resistant to subsequent disease by the virus. The use of the 54 kDa coding sequence from TMV is described as a specific example of the broader technology. Thus, the invention defines a means for bringing about viral resistance in plants which have been transformed with nucleic acid copies of fragments or segments taken from the replicase portion of the pathogenic virus genome. In addition, the present invention defines transformed plants and their seeds which carry a portion of the viral genome which codes for a portion of the read-through portion of the replicase genome of the pathogenic virus.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 7, 1995
    Date of Patent: January 21, 1997
    Assignee: Cornell Research Foundation, Inc.
    Inventors: Milton Zaitlin, Daniel Golemboski, George Lomonossoff