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Anti-Mesothelin Antibodies Useful for Immunological Assays

  • Read more about Anti-Mesothelin Antibodies Useful for Immunological Assays
European Patent
06759723.7
Filed on 2006-05-11

Anti-Mesothelin Antibodies Useful for Immunological Assays

  • Read more about Anti-Mesothelin Antibodies Useful for Immunological Assays
Canada
2607305
Filed on 2006-05-11

Anti-Mesothelin Antibodies Useful for Immunological Assays

  • Read more about Anti-Mesothelin Antibodies Useful for Immunological Assays
Australia
2006247565
Filed on 2006-05-11

ZAP-70 EXPRESSION AS A MARKER FOR CHRONIC LYMPHOCYTIC LEUKEMIA / SMALL LYMPHOCYTIC LYMPHOMA (CLL/SLL)

  • Read more about ZAP-70 EXPRESSION AS A MARKER FOR CHRONIC LYMPHOCYTIC LEUKEMIA / SMALL LYMPHOCYTIC LYMPHOMA (CLL/SLL)
US Patent 7,981,610
Filed on 2007-12-12

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 11/978,019
Filed on 2007-10-25

FITNESS ASSAY AND ASSOCIATED METHODS

  • Read more about FITNESS ASSAY AND ASSOCIATED METHODS
US Patent 8,597,876
Filed on 2007-10-11

North-2'-Dexoxy-Methanocarbathymidine as Antiviral Agent for Treatment of Kaposi's Sarcoma-Associated Herpes Virus

  • Read more about North-2'-Dexoxy-Methanocarbathymidine as Antiviral Agent for Treatment of Kaposi's Sarcoma-Associated Herpes Virus
US Application 11/918,510
Filed on 2007-10-15

Methods and Compositions For Producing An Enhanced Immune Response To A Human Papilloma Virus Immunogen

  • Read more about Methods and Compositions For Producing An Enhanced Immune Response To A Human Papilloma Virus Immunogen
Canada
2604909
Filed on 2006-04-11

T-cell Binding Epitope From The Human Papillomaviurs Type 16 E2 Region That Induces Significan CD8+ Cell Response And CTL Lysis Activity Both Bound To HLA.A2 And When Pulsed As A Peptide.

  • Read more about T-cell Binding Epitope From The Human Papillomaviurs Type 16 E2 Region That Induces Significan CD8+ Cell Response And CTL Lysis Activity Both Bound To HLA.A2 And When Pulsed As A Peptide.
Australia
2006236905
Filed on 2006-04-11

METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR PRODUCING AN ENHANCED IMMUNE RESPONSE TO A HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS IMMUNOGEN

  • Read more about METHODS AND COMPOSITIONS FOR PRODUCING AN ENHANCED IMMUNE RESPONSE TO A HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS IMMUNOGEN
European Patent
06749659.6
Filed on 2006-04-11

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