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A Novel Tumor Necrosis Factor Family Member, DRL, and Related Compositions and Methods

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Patent Cooperation Treaty
PCT/US1999/025954
Filed on 1999-11-04

Antagonists of the Alpha Epsilon Beta 7 Integrin as Therapeutic Agents for Inflammatory Diseases

  • Read more about Antagonists of the Alpha Epsilon Beta 7 Integrin as Therapeutic Agents for Inflammatory Diseases
Patent Cooperation Treaty
PCT/US1999/027817
Filed on 1999-11-23

STRL33, A Human Accessory Factor Associated With HIV Infection

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US Application 09/402,275
Filed on 1999-12-22

ASSAY FOR HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS

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Patent Cooperation Treaty
PCT/US1989/001060
Filed on 1989-03-15

RECOMBINANT PROTEINS OF A PAKISTANI STRAIN OF HEPATITIS E AND THEIR USE IN DIAGNOSTIC METHODS AND VACCINES

  • Read more about RECOMBINANT PROTEINS OF A PAKISTANI STRAIN OF HEPATITIS E AND THEIR USE IN DIAGNOSTIC METHODS AND VACCINES
US Application 09/407,033
Filed on 1999-09-27

NUCLEOTIDE AND

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Patent Cooperation Treaty
PCT/US1995/010398
Filed on 1995-08-15

SERIALLY PASSAGED AFRICAN GREEN MONKEY KIDNEY CELLS

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Patent Cooperation Treaty
PCT/US1995/015118
Filed on 1995-11-30

Method for Producing an Adapted Virus Population from an African Green Monkey Kidney Cell Line

  • Read more about Method for Producing an Adapted Virus Population from an African Green Monkey Kidney Cell Line
US Patent 6,117,667
Filed on 1999-06-21

RESPIRATORY SYNCYTIAL VIRUS TEMPERATURE SENSITIVE AND COLD ADAPTED MUTANTS FOR VACCINE

  • Read more about RESPIRATORY SYNCYTIAL VIRUS TEMPERATURE SENSITIVE AND COLD ADAPTED MUTANTS FOR VACCINE
Patent Cooperation Treaty
PCT/US93/03670
Filed on 1995-10-21

Recombinant Parainfluenza Virus Vaccines Attenuated by Deletion or Ablation of a Non-Essential Gene

  • Read more about Recombinant Parainfluenza Virus Vaccines Attenuated by Deletion or Ablation of a Non-Essential Gene
US Patent 6,410,023
Filed on 1999-07-09

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