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Andrew Trask
Also filed as: TRASK ANDREW · TRASK ANDREW V · TRASK ANDREW VINCENT
11 granted patents·1 pending application·146 citations·filing 2002–2016
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12 records- 0196US7053192B2Crystal forms of azithromycinPFIZER·Filed 2005·Granted May 30, 2006·38 cites·9 claims
- 0288US7105179B2Crystal forms of azithromycinPFIZER·Filed 2005·Granted Sep 12, 2006·7 cites·13 claims
- 0388US6844349B2Salt forms of E-2-methoxy-N-(3-{4-[3 methyl-4-(6-methyl-pyridin-3-yloxy)-phenylamino]-quinazolin-6-yl}-allyl)-acetamide and method of productionPFIZER·Filed 2002·Granted Jan 18, 2005·32 cites·30 claims
- 0486US10339440B2Systems and methods for neural language modelingDIGITAL REASONING SYSTEMS INC·Filed 2016·Granted Jul 2, 2019·10 cites·15 claims
- 0586US7960407B2Crystal forms of an imidazole derivativeRAQUALIA PHARMA INC·Filed 2006·Granted Jun 14, 2011·15 cites·8 claims
- 0685US6977243B2Crystal forms of azithromycinPFIZER·Filed 2002·Granted Dec 20, 2005·14 cites·19 claims
- 0784US6861413B2Stable non-dihydrate azithromycin oral suspensionsPFIZER·Filed 2003·Granted Mar 1, 2005·19 cites·4 claims
- 0882US7081525B2Crystal forms of azithromycinPFIZER·Filed 2005·Granted Jul 25, 2006·3 cites·8 claims
- 0978US7309782B2Crystal forms of azithromycinPFIZER·Filed 2003·Granted Dec 18, 2007·6 cites·20 claims
- 1066US7282486B2Crystal forms of azithromycinPFIZER·Filed 2003·Granted Oct 16, 2007·1 cites·18 claims
- 1161US7307156B2Crystal forms of azithromycinPFIZER·Filed 2003·Granted Dec 11, 2007·1 cites·12 claims
- 1244US2005075354A1Complexes of E-2-Methoxy-N(3-{4-[3-methyl-4-(6-methyl-pyridin-3-yloxy)-phenylamino]-quinzazolin-6-YL}-allyl)-acetamide, their method of production, and usePFIZER·Filed 2003·Application pending·0 cites
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