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Methods and Systems for Identifying and Classifying Drug Targets

  • Read more about Methods and Systems for Identifying and Classifying Drug Targets
US Application 60/788,522
Filed on 2006-03-31

Improved IL-15 for Expression in Mammalian Cells

  • Read more about Improved IL-15 for Expression in Mammalian Cells
US Application 60/758,819
Filed on 2006-01-13

Improved IL-12 For Expression in Mammalian Cells

  • Read more about Improved IL-12 For Expression in Mammalian Cells
US Application 60/758,680
Filed on 2006-01-13

Mutated Pseudomonas Exotoxins with Reduced Antigenicity

  • Read more about Mutated Pseudomonas Exotoxins with Reduced Antigenicity
US Application 60/703,798
Filed on 2005-07-29

Topical Formulations Of Histone Deacetylase Inhibitors and Methods of Using the Same

  • Read more about Topical Formulations Of Histone Deacetylase Inhibitors and Methods of Using the Same
US Application 60/709,553
Filed on 2005-08-19

Method for Determining Redox Status of a Tissue

  • Read more about Method for Determining Redox Status of a Tissue
US Application 60/707,518
Filed on 2005-08-11

Identification Of A G-Protein Coupled Receptor, FPR, As A Functional Receptor For The Leukocyte Chemotactic Activity Of The Neutrophil Granule Protein Cathepsin G (CaG)

  • Read more about Identification Of A G-Protein Coupled Receptor, FPR, As A Functional Receptor For The Leukocyte Chemotactic Activity Of The Neutrophil Granule Protein Cathepsin G (CaG)
US Application 60/615,607
Filed on 2004-10-05

Identification Of A Novel Binding Protein Binding Protein, FBP-1

  • Read more about Identification Of A Novel Binding Protein Binding Protein, FBP-1
US Application 60/697,685
Filed on 2005-07-08

HPLC/MS And SFC/MS Analysis Of Estrogens And Their Metabolites From Human Serum

  • Read more about HPLC/MS And SFC/MS Analysis Of Estrogens And Their Metabolites From Human Serum
US Application 60/756,867
Filed on 2006-01-06

Germline Polymorphism Of SIPA1 Are Associated With Nodal And Distant Metastases In Breast Cancer

  • Read more about Germline Polymorphism Of SIPA1 Are Associated With Nodal And Distant Metastases In Breast Cancer
US Application 60/695,024
Filed on 2005-06-29

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