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Research Publications

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Posters

KODE™ Alteration of Cell Surface Characteristics

World’s first blood grouping sensitivity control: created with KODE™ technology

Flow Cytometric Evaluation of Red Blood Cells Transformed with Variable Amounts of Synthetic A and B Glycolipids

Water Dispersible Synthetic Glycolipids

Soluble globotriaosylceramide as a potential microbicide for prevention of vaginal and rectal HIV transmission

The first example of the addition of peptide antigens to red blood cells using KODE technology

Insertion of KODE peptide constructs into red cell membranes - creating artificial variant MNSs blood group antigens

Development of synthetic peptidolipids

Branch AABB poster 2008

Creating Designer Cells with Synthetic Peptidolipids, Glycolipids and Other Lipid Linked Nanostructures

Biotin-kodecytes - novel Function-Spacer-Lipid (FSL) modified cells capable of being recovered from the circulation after 3 days

Fluorophore-kodecytes: fluorescent Function-Spacer-Lipid (FSL) modified cells for in vitro and in vivo analyses

Syphilis-kodecytes - novel Function-Spacer-Lipid (FSL) modified red cells capable of sensitive and specific detection of syphilis antibodies

Journal Publications

  1. Harrison AL, Olsson ML, Brad Jones R, Ramkumar S, Sakac D, Binnington B, Henry S, Lingwood CA, Branch DR. A synthetic glotriaosylceramide analogue inhibits HIV-1 infection in vitro by two mechanisms. Glycoconjugate 2010; 27: 515-524
  2. Heathcote D, Carroll T, Wang JJ, Flower R, Rodionov I, Tuzikov A, Bovin N & Henry S. Novel antibody screening cells, MUT+Mur kodecytes, created by attaching peptides onto erythrocytes. Transfusion 2010; 50: 635-641
  3. Henry S. Modification of red blood cells for laboratory quality control use. Current Opinion in Hematology 2009; 16(6):467-472
  4. Frame T, Carroll T, Korchagina E, Bovin N, Henry S. Synthetic glycolipid modification of red blood cell membranes. Transfusion 2007; 47: 876-882



Published Conference Abstracts

  1. Oliver C, Blake D, Ferguson S, Bovin N, Henry S. Biotin-kodecytes - novel function-spacer-lipid (FSL) modified cells capable of being recovered from the circulation after 3 days. 35th FEBS Congress, June 2010, Sweden.
    FEBS Journal 277 (Suppl. 1):50-51;2010
  2. Komarraju S, Chesla S, Bovin N, Henry S. Syphilis-kodecytes - novel function-spacer-lipid (FSL) modified red cells capable of sensitive and specific detection of syphilis antibodies. 35th FEBS Congress, June 2010, Sweden.
    FEBS Journal 277 (Suppl. 1):97-98;2010
  3. Barr K, Diegel O, Parker S, Bovin N, Henry S. Function-Spacer-Lipid (FSL) constructs enable inkjet printing of blood group antigens. 35th FEBS Congress, June 2010, Sweden.
    FEBS Journal 277 (Suppl. 1):235;2010
  4. Barr K, Diegel O, Parker S, Bovin N, Henry S. Function-Spacer-Lipid (FSL) constructs enable inkjet printing of blood group antigens. 35th FEBS Congress, June 2010, Sweden.
    FEBS Journal 277 (Suppl. 1):235;2010
  5. Blake D, Lan A, Love D, Bovin N, Henry S. Fluorophore-kodecytes - fluorescent function-spacer-lipid (FSL) modified cells for in vitro and in vivo analyses. 35th FEBS Congress, June 2010, Sweden.
    FEBS Journal 277 (Suppl. 1):199;2010
  6. Harrison, A.L., Kim, M., McCarthy, S.D.S., Henry, S., Lingwood, C.A, and Branch, D.R.: Synthetic Pk inhibits HIV-1 infection in vitro by two mechanisms. 19th Annual Canadian Conference of HIV/AIDS Research, Saskatoon, SK, May 2010.
    Can J Infec Dis Med Microbiol 21(Suppl B):25B, 2010
  7. Harrison, A.L., McCarthy, S.D.S., Kim, M., Henry, S., Lingwood, C., and Branch, D.R.: Soluble globotriaosylceramide as a potential microbicide for the prevention of HIV-1 infection. 19th Annual Canadian Conference of HIV/AIDS Research, Saskatoon, SK, May 2010
    Can J Infec Dis Med Microbiol 21(Suppl B):26B, 2010
  8. Branch DR, Harrison A, Sakac D, Lingwood C, Henry S. A synthetic, water dispersible glycolipid analogue of the Pk blood group antigen completely blocks HIV-1 infection. AABB 2008 Annual Meeting, October 2008,Montréal, Québec, Canada. Transfusion 2008; 48 (2S) Suppl.: 104A
  9. Henry S, Bovin N. The development of synthetic peptidolipids, glycolipids and other lipid-linked structures to create designer red cells. AABB 2008 Annual Meeting, October 2008, Montréal, Québec, Canada. Transfusion 2008; 48 (2S) Suppl.: 194A
  10. Hult AK, Frame T, Henry S, Olsson ML. Flow cytometry evaluation of red blood cells transformed with variable amounts of synthetic A and B glycolipids. ISBT Regional Congress, Macao SAR China, 2008. (P-322) Vox Sanguinis 2008; 95:Suppl 1, 180
  11. Heathcoate D, Flower R, Henry S. Development of novel alloantibody screening cells – the first example of the addition of peptide antigens to human red cells using KODE™ technology. ISBT Regional Congress, Macao SAR China, 2008. (P-303) Vox Sanguinis 2008; 95:Suppl 1, 174
  12. Flower R, Lin P-H, Heathcote D, Chan M, Teo D, Selkirk A, Shepherd R, Henry S. Insertion of KODE™ peptide constructs into red cell membranes: Creating artificial variant MNS blood group antigens. ISBT Regional Congress, Macao SAR China, 2008. (P-396) Vox Sanguinis 2008; 95:Suppl 1, 203-204
  13. Henry S. Water soluble synthetic glycolipids. Society for Glycobiology Meeting, Boston, USA, 2007 Glycobiology 2007; 17: 1267
  14. Frame T, Henry S, Mobley D, Chesla S. Attachment of synthetic carbohydrate antigens to red blood cells using KODE™ technology. AABB Meeting 2006, Miama, USA, 2006 Transfusion 2006; 46 (suppl. 9S): 32A
  15. Henry SM, Carroll T, Frame T. KODE™ technology allows the attachment of carbohydrate blood group antigens to red cells. XXIXth Congress of the International Society of Blood Transfusion, Cape Town, South Africa, 2006
    Vox Sangunis 2006; 91 (suppl.3): 29
  16. Henry SM. KODE™ CAE: creating the world’s first ABO analytical control system. Annual Scientific Meeting, Australian and New Zealand Society of Blood Transfusion, Sydney, Australia, 2005
    Transfusion Medicine 2006; 16: 217
  17. Henry SM. Engineering the surface of red cells with synthetic glycolipids (KODETM CAE) to create ABO analytical sensitivity controls and xeno-modified cells. 2nd International Symposium on ABO Incompatibility in Transplantation, Göteborg, Sweden, 2005
    Xenotransplantation 2005; 12(5): 356

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Abstracts

Flow Cytometric Evaluation of Red Blood Cells Transformed with Variable Amounts of Synthetic A and B Glycolipids

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