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SMELL THE VOLATILOME WITH BIOSENSORS
@) HOW DOES CHEMO-SENSING WORK?
Olfactory receptor
signaling
Olfactory
Neurons
Offactory
neuron
I Odorants
Electrical activity
in olfactory bulb
Abbreviations: ACIII, type 3 adenylyl
cyclase; OR offactory receptor; ORx,
variable subunit; ORco, olfactory
receptor subunit
© WHAT PARTNERS/INCENTIVES COULD ENABLE THIS WORK?
SCHRODINGER
Caltech
PARTNERS: (_YNANOPORE
Duke
canaery
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KEY QUESTION(S)
Can we redesign and retune olfactory
receptors to detect volatiles of human
interest and importance?
FUTURE STATE
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Develop olfactory receptor (OR)-based
biosensors to detect volatile or soluble
chemicals
POSSIBLE APPLICATION(S)
Chip technology to detect odors
that are signatures of disease/ health of
humans, animals, and plants
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INCENTIVES: Regulatory approval pathways for multiplexed biosensing of
volatiles for disease signatures, creation of large public-private human
volatile biomarker datasets, orphan drug status equivalency for pandemic
preparedness targets, additional costing structures (to be developed)
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