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NEW CENTURY PHARMACEUTICALS
US·10 granted patents·87 citations·filing 2000–2007
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10 records- 0191US7608268B2Ferritin fusion proteins for use in vaccines and other applicationsNEW CENTURY PHARMACEUTICALS·Filed 2006·Granted Oct 27, 2009·16 cites·19 claims
- 0289US7097841B2Ferritin fusion proteins for use in vaccines and other applicationsNEW CENTURY PHARMACEUTICALS·Filed 2003·Granted Aug 29, 2006·36 cites·37 claims
- 0385US6787636B1Modified serum albumin with reduced affinity for nickel and copperNEW CENTURY PHARMACEUTICALS·Filed 2000·Granted Sep 7, 2004·14 cites·7 claims
- 0481US6949691B2Human albumin animal models for drug evaluation, toxicology and immunogenicity studiesNEW CENTURY PHARMACEUTICALS·Filed 2002·Granted Sep 27, 2005·13 cites·5 claims
- 0578US7662607B2Chalaropsis lysozyme protein and its method of use in anti-bacterial applicationsNEW CENTURY PHARMACEUTICALS·Filed 2004·Granted Feb 16, 2010·5 cites·2 claims
- 0666US7253147B2Modified serum albumin with reduced affinity for nickel and copperNEW CENTURY PHARMACEUTICALS·Filed 2004·Granted Aug 7, 2007·0 cites·6 claims
- 0764US7439077B2Coumarin analog compounds for safer anticoagulant treatmentNEW CENTURY PHARMACEUTICALS·Filed 2007·Granted Oct 21, 2008·0 cites·4 claims
- 0855US7208580B2Atomic structure of the hemalbumin complex and its use in designing therapeutic compoundsNEW CENTURY PHARMACEUTICALS·Filed 2003·Granted Apr 24, 2007·0 cites·3 claims
- 0953US7193037B2Method and apparatus for use of thermally switching proteins in sensing and detecting devicesNEW CENTURY PHARMACEUTICALS·Filed 2002·Granted Mar 20, 2007·3 cites·6 claims
- 1053US7179838B2Coumarin analog compounds for safer anticoagulant treatmentNEW CENTURY PHARMACEUTICALS·Filed 2003·Granted Feb 20, 2007·0 cites·7 claims
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