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ABNORMAL CENTROSOME DUPLICATION IN THE ABSENCE OF P53

  • Read more about ABNORMAL CENTROSOME DUPLICATION IN THE ABSENCE OF P53
US Application 60/014,728
Filed on 1996-03-21

METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR DETECTING DIHYROPYRIMIDINE DEHYDROGENASE SPLICING MUTATIONS

  • Read more about METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR DETECTING DIHYROPYRIMIDINE DEHYDROGENASE SPLICING MUTATIONS
US Application 60/013,835
Filed on 1996-03-20

METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS OF CHIMERIC POLYPEPTIDES FOR TUMOR ANTIGEN VACCINES

  • Read more about METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS OF CHIMERIC POLYPEPTIDES FOR TUMOR ANTIGEN VACCINES
US Application 60/013,839
Filed on 1996-03-21

ACRIDONE-DERIVED COMPOUNDS USEFUL AS ANTINEOPLASTIC AND ANTIRETROVIRAL AGENTS

  • Read more about ACRIDONE-DERIVED COMPOUNDS USEFUL AS ANTINEOPLASTIC AND ANTIRETROVIRAL AGENTS
US Application 60/015,326
Filed on 1996-04-12

IN VITRO PROGNOSTIC TEST FOR PROGESSORS AND NON-PROGRESSORS AFTER HIV INFECTION

  • Read more about IN VITRO PROGNOSTIC TEST FOR PROGESSORS AND NON-PROGRESSORS AFTER HIV INFECTION
US Application 60/015,492
Filed on 1996-04-15

INHIBITION OF HIV REPLICATION USING SOLUBLE TAT PEPTIDE ANALOGS

  • Read more about INHIBITION OF HIV REPLICATION USING SOLUBLE TAT PEPTIDE ANALOGS
US Application 60/027,658
Filed on 1996-10-04

NUCLEIC ACID MOLECULES ENCODING THE TRANSCRIPTIONAL REPRESSOR GCF2

  • Read more about NUCLEIC ACID MOLECULES ENCODING THE TRANSCRIPTIONAL REPRESSOR GCF2
US Application 60/016,465
Filed on 1996-04-29

IMMORTAL HUMAN PROSTATE EPITHELIAL CELL CULTURES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS IN THE RESEARCH AND THERAPY OF PROSTATE CANCER

  • Read more about IMMORTAL HUMAN PROSTATE EPITHELIAL CELL CULTURES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS IN THE RESEARCH AND THERAPY OF PROSTATE CANCER
US Application 60/011,042
Filed on 1996-02-02

EXTENSION OF A PROTEIN-PROTEIN INTERACTION SURFACE TO INACTIVATE THE FUNCTION OF A CELLULAR PROTEIN

  • Read more about EXTENSION OF A PROTEIN-PROTEIN INTERACTION SURFACE TO INACTIVATE THE FUNCTION OF A CELLULAR PROTEIN
US Application 60/018,496
Filed on 1996-05-29

METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR TRANSFORMING DENDRITIC CELLS AND ACTIVATING T CELLS

  • Read more about METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR TRANSFORMING DENDRITIC CELLS AND ACTIVATING T CELLS
US Application 60/011,433
Filed on 1996-02-08

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