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Methods Of Preventing The Development Of Mucositis And Related Disorders

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US Patent 9,278,090
Filed on 2013-03-13

Postnatal Stem Cells And Uses Thereof

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Canada
2809164
Filed on 2003-04-19

Mammalians Sweet Taste receptors

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US Patent 8,198,048
Filed on 2010-03-10

SYNTHETIC TRITERPENOIDS AND TRICYCLIC-BIS-ENONES FOR USE IN STIMULATING BONE AND CARTILAGE GROWTH13/466473

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US Patent 8,921,340
Filed on 2012-05-08

SYNTHETIC TRITERPENOIDS AND TRICYCLIC-BIS-ENONES FOR USE IN STIMULATING BONE AND CARTILAGE GROWTH

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US Patent 8,299,046
Filed on 2007-11-16

SYNTHETIC TRITERPENOIDS AND TRICYCLIC-BIS-ENONES FOR USE IN STIMULATING BONE AND CARTILAGE GROWTH

  • Read more about SYNTHETIC TRITERPENOIDS AND TRICYCLIC-BIS-ENONES FOR USE IN STIMULATING BONE AND CARTILAGE GROWTH
Patent Cooperation Treaty
PCT/US2007/085006
Filed on 2007-11-16

SUSTAINED RELEASE DELIVERY SYSTEMS FOR THE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF HEAD AND NECK CANCERS

  • Read more about SUSTAINED RELEASE DELIVERY SYSTEMS FOR THE PREVENTION AND TREATMENT OF HEAD AND NECK CANCERS
US Patent 10,485,792
Filed on 2012-10-05

METHODS OF INDUCING CHONDROGENESIS IN MESENCHYMAL STEM CELLS USING SYNTHETIC TRITERPENOIDS

  • Read more about METHODS OF INDUCING CHONDROGENESIS IN MESENCHYMAL STEM CELLS USING SYNTHETIC TRITERPENOIDS
Patent Cooperation Treaty
PCT/US2012/064909
Filed on 2012-11-14

MAMMALIAN SWEET AND AMINO ACID HETERODIMERIC TASTE RECEPTORS

  • Read more about MAMMALIAN SWEET AND AMINO ACID HETERODIMERIC TASTE RECEPTORS
Japan
2011-116399
Filed on 2012-05-24

Selective Ablation of Pain-Sensing Neurons By Administration of A Vanilloid Receptor Agonist

  • Read more about Selective Ablation of Pain-Sensing Neurons By Administration of A Vanilloid Receptor Agonist
US Application 13/717,509
Filed on 2012-12-17

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