Abstract: A system and method for data processing and storage using quantum and deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) computing. The method includes receiving a request for a search data item. The request includes a first information represented by classical binary bits. The request is converted into a converted request. The converted request includes the first information represented by quantum bits. One or more servers are searched based on the converted request using a quantum search algorithm. Search results are generated. The search results are ranked according to ranking rules. A highest-ranked result includes a second information represented by quantum bits. The highest-ranked result is converted to a converted highest-ranked result. The converted highest-ranked result includes the second information represented by DNA bits. The converted highest-ranked result is encrypted to generate an encrypted and converted highest-ranked result. The encrypted and converted highest-ranked result is stored in one or more DNA strands.

Abstract: The current invention describes a conjugate of a targeting moiety linked to a drug via a molecule having high affinity for the targeting moiety at physiological pH such that the drug releases at low pH from the targeting moiety.

Abstract: The present invention is in relation to the fields of nanotechnology and cancer therapeutics. In particular, the present disclosure relates to improved methods for preparing lipid-conjugated platinum compounds with high purity and good yields. The present disclosure also relates to nanoparticles comprising lipid-conjugated platinum compounds with high drug loading efficiency for use in chemotherapy, and to methods for producing said nanoparticles.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to methods of managing cancer by modulating/inhibiting cap methyltransferase enzyme. The modulation/inhibition is carried out by pharmacological or biological inhibitors, including but not limited to compounds of formula (VIII) or Compound A or A-1. Thus, the present disclosure relates to such inhibitors including compounds of formula (VIII) and their use for management of cancer. In some aspects, the compound of formula (VIII) is Compound 1. The present disclosure also relates to methods of activating B cells or T cells via modulation of cap methyltransferases. The present disclosure also relates to methods of managing cancer with a molecule or biologic that generates unmethylated RNA. The generation of unmethylated RNA activates B cells and presents the RNA to B-cell receptor (BCR). The present disclosure therefore also relates to management of cancer by activating B cells and then adoptively transferring the B cells to exert an anticancer effect.

Abstract: The current invention describes a conjugate of a targeting moiety linked to a drug via a molecule having high affinity for the targeting moiety at physiological pH such that the drug releases at low pH from the targeting moiety.

Abstract: The present invention is in relation to the fields of nanotechnology and cancer therapeutics. In particular, the present disclosure relates to improved methods for preparing lipid-conjugated platinum compounds with high purity and good yields. The present disclosure also relates to nanoparticles comprising lipid-conjugated platinum compounds with high drug loading efficiency for use in chemotherapy, and to methods for producing said nanoparticles.

Abstract: The current invention discloses targeted drug delivery conjugates comprising a targeting moiety linked to a drug via a molecule having an affinity for the targeting moiety. Typically, the conjugate comprises a targeting ligand and a molecule of interest, e.g., a therapeutic agent. The targeting ligand and the molecule of interest are linked to each other via an affinity ligand. The affinity ligand is further covalently or non-covalently linked to a drug or therapeutic agent. The drug can be modified to make it more soluble and so that it cleaves from the linking molecule at the target site.

Abstract: The current invention discloses targeted drug delivery conjugates comprising a targeting moiety linked to a drug via a molecule having an affinity for the targeting moiety. Typically, the conjugate comprises a targeting ligand and a molecule of interest, e.g., a therapeutic agent. The targeting ligand and the molecule of interest are linked to each other via an affinity ligand. The affinity ligand is further covalently or non-covalently linked to a drug or therapeutic agent. The drug can be modified to make it more soluble and so that it cleaves from the linking molecule at the target site.