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Parallel Measurements of Multiple RNA, Proteins And Antibody Binding Using CryoArray

  • Read more about Parallel Measurements of Multiple RNA, Proteins And Antibody Binding Using CryoArray
US Application 60/316,544
Filed on 2001-08-31

Transforming Growth Factor Beta(TGF-BETA) Antagonist Selectively Neutralize PATHOLOGICAL TGF BETA.

  • Read more about Transforming Growth Factor Beta(TGF-BETA) Antagonist Selectively Neutralize PATHOLOGICAL TGF BETA.
US Application 60/300,087
Filed on 2001-06-21

Human UGRP (Uteroglobin-Related Protein) 1 Promoter And its Use

  • Read more about Human UGRP (Uteroglobin-Related Protein) 1 Promoter And its Use
US Application 60/299,828
Filed on 2001-06-20

PRAC and PRAC-Y, Smalll Nuclear Proteins Found in Prostate and Colon Cancer, and Uses Thereof

  • Read more about PRAC and PRAC-Y, Smalll Nuclear Proteins Found in Prostate and Colon Cancer, and Uses Thereof
US Application 60/282,704
Filed on 2001-04-09

Aerosolized Retinoids For The Treatment of Lung Cancer

  • Read more about Aerosolized Retinoids For The Treatment of Lung Cancer
US Application 60/187,539
Filed on 2000-03-07

Novel TRP2 Isoform Containing HLA-A2 Restricted Cytotoxic T Lymphocyte Epitopes

  • Read more about Novel TRP2 Isoform Containing HLA-A2 Restricted Cytotoxic T Lymphocyte Epitopes
US Application 60/277,108
Filed on 2001-03-19

Methods To Control The Host Range of Retroviral Vectors

  • Read more about Methods To Control The Host Range of Retroviral Vectors
US Application 60/257,821
Filed on 2000-12-21

Inhibition of Rantes/CCRI Medicated Chemotaxis by Ovel Cosalane Compounds

  • Read more about Inhibition of Rantes/CCRI Medicated Chemotaxis by Ovel Cosalane Compounds
US Application 60/167,874
Filed on 1999-11-29

Chromosome 3p21.3 Genes Are Tumor Suppressors

  • Read more about Chromosome 3p21.3 Genes Are Tumor Suppressors
US Application 60/217,112
Filed on 2000-07-10

REITERATIVELY LAYERED MEDICAL DEVICES AND METHOD OF PREPARING SAME.

  • Read more about REITERATIVELY LAYERED MEDICAL DEVICES AND METHOD OF PREPARING SAME.
US Application 60/325,049
Filed on 2001-09-26

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