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Glycolipid Enzyme Polymer Conjugates

  • Read more about Glycolipid Enzyme Polymer Conjugates
France
94903530.7
Filed on 1993-12-08

METHODS FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF CHRONIC LOWER BACK AND CERVICAL PAIN

  • Read more about METHODS FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF CHRONIC LOWER BACK AND CERVICAL PAIN
US Application 08/066,014
Filed on 1993-05-28

METHOD OF TREATING PSYCHOTIC ILLNESSES

  • Read more about METHOD OF TREATING PSYCHOTIC ILLNESSES
US Patent 4,808,630
Filed on 1988-02-16

CLONED DNA FOR SYNTHESIZING UNIQUE GLUCOCEREBROSIDASE

  • Read more about CLONED DNA FOR SYNTHESIZING UNIQUE GLUCOCEREBROSIDASE
US Patent 6,074,864
Filed on 1994-01-13

RETROVIRUS PACKAGING CELL LINES BASED ON GIBBON APE LEUKEMIA VIRUS

  • Read more about RETROVIRUS PACKAGING CELL LINES BASED ON GIBBON APE LEUKEMIA VIRUS
US Patent 5,470,726
Filed on 1993-08-11

SLOWLY DISSOCIATING (TIGHT BINDING) DOPAMINE, SEROTONIN OR NOREPINEPHIRINE REUPTAKE INHIBITORS AS COCAINE, AMPHETA...

  • Read more about SLOWLY DISSOCIATING (TIGHT BINDING) DOPAMINE, SEROTONIN OR NOREPINEPHIRINE REUPTAKE INHIBITORS AS COCAINE, AMPHETA...
US Application 08/188,116
Filed on 1994-01-28

HOST CELL LINE LVIP2.0ZC, USEFUL IN ASSAYS TO IDENTIFY LIGANDS AND ANT AGONISTS OF G PROTEIN-COUPLED RECEPTORS

  • Read more about HOST CELL LINE LVIP2.0ZC, USEFUL IN ASSAYS TO IDENTIFY LIGANDS AND ANT AGONISTS OF G PROTEIN-COUPLED RECEPTORS
US Patent 5,532,157
Filed on 1994-01-03

USE OF SMALL PEPTIDES IN THE TREATMENT OF AIDS IN HUMAN PATIENTS

  • Read more about USE OF SMALL PEPTIDES IN THE TREATMENT OF AIDS IN HUMAN PATIENTS
US Application 08/082,148
Filed on 1993-06-28

Small Peptides Which Inhibit Binding to T-4 Receptors and Act as Immunogens

  • Read more about Small Peptides Which Inhibit Binding to T-4 Receptors and Act as Immunogens
US Patent 5,834,429
Filed on 1993-08-13

THREE HIGHLY INFORMATIVE MICROSATELLITE REPEAT POLYMORPHIC DNA MARKERS

  • Read more about THREE HIGHLY INFORMATIVE MICROSATELLITE REPEAT POLYMORPHIC DNA MARKERS
US Patent 5,468,610
Filed on 1993-06-09

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