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Repurposing Shingrix and Gardasil Immunity in Combination with a Tumor Associated Antigen

  • Read more about Repurposing Shingrix and Gardasil Immunity in Combination with a Tumor Associated Antigen
US Application 63/497,348
Filed on 2023-04-20

EPIDITHIODIKETOPIPERAZINE ANALOGS AND METHODS OF USE

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US Application 63/507,813
Filed on 2023-06-13

ALLOSTERIC INHIBITORS OF THE POLO-LIKE KINASE 1 POLO BOX DOMAIN, PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITIONS, AND METHOD OF TREATING CANCER

  • Read more about ALLOSTERIC INHIBITORS OF THE POLO-LIKE KINASE 1 POLO BOX DOMAIN, PHARMACEUTICAL COMPOSITIONS, AND METHOD OF TREATING CANCER
US Application 63/455,608
Filed on 2023-03-30

T CELL RECEPTORS TARGETING RAS WITH G12D, G12R, OR G12V MUTATION

  • Read more about T CELL RECEPTORS TARGETING RAS WITH G12D, G12R, OR G12V MUTATION
US Application 63/510,817
Filed on 2023-06-28

V2 PEPTIDE VACCINE FOR HIV-1

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US Application 63/492,258
Filed on 2023-03-27

T CELL RECEPTORS TARGETING Y220C OR R175H MUTATION IN P53

  • Read more about T CELL RECEPTORS TARGETING Y220C OR R175H MUTATION IN P53
US Application 63/492,256
Filed on 2023-03-27

BICYCLIC CARBAMOYL PYRIDONE-BASED INTEGRASE STRAND TRANSFER INHIBITORS

  • Read more about BICYCLIC CARBAMOYL PYRIDONE-BASED INTEGRASE STRAND TRANSFER INHIBITORS
US Application 63/438,994
Filed on 2023-01-13

Discovery of small molecules targeting a noncanonical, hairpin-containing G-Quadruplex structure in MYCN Gene

  • Read more about Discovery of small molecules targeting a noncanonical, hairpin-containing G-Quadruplex structure in MYCN Gene
US Application 63/432,923
Filed on 2022-12-15

REAL-TIME REMOTE CONTROLLED MICROSCOPY AND COMMUNICATIONS OVER A NETWORK

  • Read more about REAL-TIME REMOTE CONTROLLED MICROSCOPY AND COMMUNICATIONS OVER A NETWORK
US Application 63/425,888
Filed on 2022-11-16

Ribosomal RNA Bait Oligonucleotide To Protect Against C9ORF72 ALS/FTD-associated Poly-GR Pathophysiology

  • Read more about Ribosomal RNA Bait Oligonucleotide To Protect Against C9ORF72 ALS/FTD-associated Poly-GR Pathophysiology
US Application 63/284,485
Filed on 2021-11-30

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