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STIRRED BIOREACTOR SYSTEM

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US Application 63/541,656
Filed on 2023-09-29

APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR EXTRACELLULAR IMPEDANCE SPECTROSCOPY OF EPITHELIA

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US Application 63/479,798
Filed on 2023-01-13

OPHTHALMIC FORMULATION CAPABLE OF DELIVERING METFORMIN TO CHOROID RPE AND RETINA

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US Application 63/345,759
Filed on 2022-05-25

SHIPPING CONTAINER FOR SYSTEM SUPPORTING LIVE CELLS

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US Application 63/524,434
Filed on 2023-06-30

PIGMENT EPITHELIUM-DERIVED FACTOR PEPTIDES AND USE FOR TREATING RETINAL
DEGENERATION

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US Application 63/430,251
Filed on 2022-12-05

Deep Learning to Detect Retinal Vasculitis on Color Fundus Photos of Patients with Uveitis

  • Read more about Deep Learning to Detect Retinal Vasculitis on Color Fundus Photos of Patients with Uveitis
US Application 63/482,676
Filed on 2023-02-01

METHODS FOR TREATMENT OF AGE-RELATED
MACULAR DEGENERATION

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US Application 63/453,006
Filed on 2023-03-17

SYSTEMS AND METHODS TO AUTOMATICALLY DETECT HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE-INDUCED RETINAL TOXICITY IN SD-OCT IMAGING

  • Read more about SYSTEMS AND METHODS TO AUTOMATICALLY DETECT HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE-INDUCED RETINAL TOXICITY IN SD-OCT IMAGING
US Application 63/241,823
Filed on 2021-09-08

SINGLE DOMAIN ANTIBODY INHIBITS EXPANSION OF PATHOGENIC TH17 RESPONSES AND SUPPRESSION OF UVEITIS

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US Application 63/219,161
Filed on 2021-07-07

EXOSOMES COMPRISING IL-35 OR IL-27 AND USES THEREOF

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US Application 63/135,833
Filed on 2021-01-11

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