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TEMPORAL PERFUSION MAPPING TO IDENTIFY BLOOD FLOW ABNORMALITIES

  • Read more about TEMPORAL PERFUSION MAPPING TO IDENTIFY BLOOD FLOW ABNORMALITIES
US Application 62/114,951
Filed on 2015-02-11

OXABICYCLOHEPTANES AND OXABICYCLOHEPTENES FOR THE TREATMENT OF OVARIAN CANCER

  • Read more about OXABICYCLOHEPTANES AND OXABICYCLOHEPTENES FOR THE TREATMENT OF OVARIAN CANCER
US Application 62/015,095
Filed on 2014-06-20

BIOMARKERS FOR DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF NEURO-IMMUNOLOGICAL DISEASES

  • Read more about BIOMARKERS FOR DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT OF NEURO-IMMUNOLOGICAL DISEASES
US Application 62/038,530
Filed on 2014-08-18

Miniature Serial Sectioning Microtome For Block-face Imaging

  • Read more about Miniature Serial Sectioning Microtome For Block-face Imaging
US Application 61/991,929
Filed on 2014-05-12

Systems and Methods for a Current Amplifier For Local Coil Pre-amplification Of NMR/MRI Signals

  • Read more about Systems and Methods for a Current Amplifier For Local Coil Pre-amplification Of NMR/MRI Signals
US Application 61/989,795
Filed on 2014-05-07

Insulin-Like Growth Factor Mimetics For Use In Therapy

  • Read more about Insulin-Like Growth Factor Mimetics For Use In Therapy
US Application 61/885,811
Filed on 2013-10-02

COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR INHIBITING JC VIRUS (JCV)

  • Read more about COMPOSITIONS AND METHODS FOR INHIBITING JC VIRUS (JCV)
US Application 61/879,833
Filed on 2013-09-19

Deuterated 3,4-Dihydroxyphenylserine (Deuterated L-DOPS)

  • Read more about Deuterated 3,4-Dihydroxyphenylserine (Deuterated L-DOPS)
US Application 61/843,549
Filed on 2013-07-08

Selective Dopamine D2 Receptor Antagonists And Methods Of Their Use

  • Read more about Selective Dopamine D2 Receptor Antagonists And Methods Of Their Use
US Application 61/859,532
Filed on 2013-07-29

OASIS: Automated Brain Lesion Detection Using Cross Sectional Multimodality Magnetic Resonance Imaging

  • Read more about OASIS: Automated Brain Lesion Detection Using Cross Sectional Multimodality Magnetic Resonance Imaging
US Application 61/613,569
Filed on 2012-03-21

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