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SARS-CoV-2 Neutralizing Nanobodies

  • Read more about SARS-CoV-2 Neutralizing Nanobodies
US Application 63/151,530
Filed on 2021-02-19

Compounds, Compositions, and Methods for Treating And/Or Preventing Periodontal Disease

  • Read more about Compounds, Compositions, and Methods for Treating And/Or Preventing Periodontal Disease
US Application 62/590,824
Filed on 2017-11-27

Antibodies to Hepatitis B E-Antigen And Diagnostic and Therapeutic Uses Thereof

  • Read more about Antibodies to Hepatitis B E-Antigen And Diagnostic and Therapeutic Uses Thereof
US Application 62/534,603
Filed on 2017-07-19

Regulatory Genetic Variants of IL1RN

  • Read more about Regulatory Genetic Variants of IL1RN
US Application 62/549,746
Filed on 2017-08-24

ENGINEERING NEURAL STEM CELLS USING HOMOLOGOUD RECOMBINATION

  • Read more about ENGINEERING NEURAL STEM CELLS USING HOMOLOGOUD RECOMBINATION
US Application 61/904,999
Filed on 2013-11-15

Compositions for Modification of Genomic DNA and Exogenous Gene Expression and Related Applications

  • Read more about Compositions for Modification of Genomic DNA and Exogenous Gene Expression and Related Applications
US Application 61/905,002
Filed on 2013-11-15

TNFalpha-mediated Cleavage And Inactivation Of SIRT1 In Human Chondrocytes

  • Read more about TNFalpha-mediated Cleavage And Inactivation Of SIRT1 In Human Chondrocytes
US Application 61/474,351
Filed on 2011-04-12

Blockade of TL1A-DR3 Interactions To Ameliorate T Cell Mediated Disease Pathology And Antibodies Thereof

  • Read more about Blockade of TL1A-DR3 Interactions To Ameliorate T Cell Mediated Disease Pathology And Antibodies Thereof
US Application 61/488,671
Filed on 2011-05-20

Generation And Use Fab, SCFV, And Related Binding Molecules Specific For HIV-1 Rev

  • Read more about Generation And Use Fab, SCFV, And Related Binding Molecules Specific For HIV-1 Rev
US Application 61/439,307
Filed on 2011-02-03

A nanofiberous conduit seeded with muscle-derived mesenchymal progenitor cells

  • Read more about A nanofiberous conduit seeded with muscle-derived mesenchymal progenitor cells
US Application 61/117,814
Filed on 2008-11-25

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