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Compositions and Methods For Increasing The Frequency Of Homologous Recombination

  • Read more about Compositions and Methods For Increasing The Frequency Of Homologous Recombination
US Application 61/486,017
Filed on 2011-05-13

Use of Zscan4 for Direct Reprogramming of Somatic Cells

  • Read more about Use of Zscan4 for Direct Reprogramming of Somatic Cells
US Application 61/486,004
Filed on 2011-05-13

Compositions And Methods For Enhancing The Pluripotentcy of Stem Cells

  • Read more about Compositions And Methods For Enhancing The Pluripotentcy of Stem Cells
US Application 61/466,667
Filed on 2011-03-23

ZSCAN4 As A Marker For Pancreatic Stem Cells And Progenitor Cells And Uses Thereof

  • Read more about ZSCAN4 As A Marker For Pancreatic Stem Cells And Progenitor Cells And Uses Thereof
US Application 61/436,068
Filed on 2011-01-25

Use Of MicroRNA-205 (miR-205) For The Treatment And Diagnosis Of Parkinson Disease

  • Read more about Use Of MicroRNA-205 (miR-205) For The Treatment And Diagnosis Of Parkinson Disease
US Application 61/430,626
Filed on 2011-01-07

Compositions and Methods for Treating Neoplasia

  • Read more about Compositions and Methods for Treating Neoplasia
US Application 61/416,619
Filed on 2010-11-23

Posiphen And Analogues Suppress Production Of Alpha-synculein Protein

  • Read more about Posiphen And Analogues Suppress Production Of Alpha-synculein Protein
US Application 61/164,729
Filed on 2009-03-30

REGULATORY B CELLS (tBREGS) AND THEIR USE

  • Read more about REGULATORY B CELLS (tBREGS) AND THEIR USE
US Application 61/302,074
Filed on 2010-02-05

THE USE OF FENOTEROL AND FENOTEROL ANALOGUES IN THE TREATMENT OF GLIOBLASTOMAS AND ASTROCYTOMAS

  • Read more about THE USE OF FENOTEROL AND FENOTEROL ANALOGUES IN THE TREATMENT OF GLIOBLASTOMAS AND ASTROCYTOMAS
US Application 61/312,642
Filed on 2010-03-10

METHODS FOR ENHANCING GENOME STABILITY AND TELOMERE ELONGATION IN EMBRYONIC STEM CELLS

  • Read more about METHODS FOR ENHANCING GENOME STABILITY AND TELOMERE ELONGATION IN EMBRYONIC STEM CELLS
US Application 61/275,983
Filed on 2009-09-04

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