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Articles in July, 2007 issue of BIOTECH Patent News
- Nitta Gelatin obtains United States patent.
- Koronis announces issuance of United States patent for therapeutic in development for treatment of HIV.
- Bayer Cropscience obtains United States patent.
- Clarient and Health Discovery initiate alliance with licensing agreement for new molecular diagnostic test for prostate cancer.(Company overview)
- Industry Foundation of Chonnam National University obtains United States patent.
- Proteome Sciences obtains patent for isobaric tandem mass tags.
- Monogram Biosciences obtains United States patent.
- Senomyx expands patent protection for discovery of novel sweet and savory flavor ingredients.
- Rosetta issued patent relating to MicroRNAs.(Company overview)
- Cell Therapeutics announces agreement to acquire Systems Medicine and Gains Global Rights to Brostallicin, a new cancer killing agent.
- Takeda obtains United States patent.
- Aho obtains United States patent.
- Monsanto patents asserted against American farmers rejected in reexamination.
- Bayer CropScience obtains United States patent.
- Neurocrine in-licenses clinical compound valnoctamide stereoisomer for neurological and psychiatric diseases.
- Rajavashisth obtains United States patent.
- Court dismisses Gen-Probe court action against Digene.
- Xenomics announces issuance of a European patent that covers use of transrenal nucleic acid technology for prenatal diagnostics.
- Beckman Instruments obtains United States patent.
- Schering-Plough announces licensing of Acadesine, an investigational agent being studied for prevention of complications from cardiac surgery potentially life-saving agent strengthens company's cardiovascular late-stage development portfolio.
- Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center obtains United States patent.
- Schering obtains United States patent.
- BioMedical Enterprises announces patent infringement lawsuit stay ordered.(Company overview)
- AGA Medical wins patent infringement lawsuit against Occlutech.
- University of California obtains United States patent.
- National Stem Cell announces patent application for newly discovered cellular derived biomaterials for tissue repair and wound care applications.
- University of Queensland of St. Lucia obtains United States patent.
- University of Florida obtains United States patent.(Brief article)
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