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Expression Vectors Able To Elicit Improved Immune Response and Methods of Using Same

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Japan
2002-539549
Filed on 2001-11-01

METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR DETECTING DIHYDROPYRIMIDINE DEHYDROGENASE SPLICING MUTATIONS

  • Read more about METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR DETECTING DIHYDROPYRIMIDINE DEHYDROGENASE SPLICING MUTATIONS
US Patent 6,787,306
Filed on 1999-10-28

RESONANT STRUCTURE FOR SPATIAL AND SPECTRAL-SPATIAL IMAGING OF FREE RADICAL SPIN PROBES USING RADIOFREQUENCY TIME DOMAIN ELECTRON...

  • Read more about RESONANT STRUCTURE FOR SPATIAL AND SPECTRAL-SPATIAL IMAGING OF FREE RADICAL SPIN PROBES USING RADIOFREQUENCY TIME DOMAIN ELECTRON...
US Patent 6,573,720
Filed on 2000-04-10

AUTOTAXIN: MOTILITY STIMULATING PROTEIN USEFUL IN CANCER DIAGNOSIS AND THERAPY

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US Patent 6,417,338
Filed on 2000-01-17

METHOD FOR TREATING TAXOL SIDE-EFFECTS WITH G-CSF

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US Patent RE38424
Filed on 1999-10-15

NUCLEIC ACID AND AMINO ACID SEQUENCES OF HEMOGLOBIN-RESPONSE GENES IN CANDIDA ALBICANS AND THE USE OF REAGENTS DERIVED FROM THESE SEQUENCES IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF DISSEMINATED CANDIDA ALBICANS INFECTION

  • Read more about NUCLEIC ACID AND AMINO ACID SEQUENCES OF HEMOGLOBIN-RESPONSE GENES IN CANDIDA ALBICANS AND THE USE OF REAGENTS DERIVED FROM THESE SEQUENCES IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF DISSEMINATED CANDIDA ALBICANS INFECTION
Patent Cooperation Treaty
PCT/US2000/001184
Filed on 2000-01-18

METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR INHIBITING INFLAMMATION AND ANGIOGENESIS COMPRISING A MAMMALIAN CD97 ALPHA SUBMIT.

  • Read more about METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR INHIBITING INFLAMMATION AND ANGIOGENESIS COMPRISING A MAMMALIAN CD97 ALPHA SUBMIT.
US Patent 6,365,712
Filed on 1999-08-20

TREATED BIRDSEED PREFERENTIALLY PALATABLE TO BIRDS BUT NOT PALATABLE TO ANIMALS HAVING CAPSAICIN SENSITIVE RECEPTORS

  • Read more about TREATED BIRDSEED PREFERENTIALLY PALATABLE TO BIRDS BUT NOT PALATABLE TO ANIMALS HAVING CAPSAICIN SENSITIVE RECEPTORS
US Patent 5,821,269
Filed on 1999-03-31

Methods of Using Cyanovirins to Inhibit Viral Infection

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US Application 09/428,275
Filed on 1999-10-27

Methods Of Using Cyanovirins Topically To Inhibit Viral Infectionn

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US Patent 6,420,336
Filed on 1999-10-27

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