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Anthony Gramolini
Also filed as: GRAMOLINI ANTHONY · GRAMOLINI ANTHONY O
5 granted patents·5 pending applications·19 citations·filing 2003–2019
76Inventor score
Files withWIENHUES-THELEN URSULA-HENRIKE4ROCHE DIAGNOSTICS OPERATIONS2ROCHE DIAGNOSTICS OPERATIONS INC2UNIV DUKE1UNIV TORONTO1
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10 records- 0192US10488422B2Use of IGFBP-7 in the assessment of heart failureROCHE DIAGNOSTICS OPERATIONS INC·Filed 2016·Granted Nov 26, 2019·7 cites·17 claims
- 0287US10996229B2Use of IGFBP-7 in the assessment of heart failureROCHE DIAGNOSTICS OPERATIONS INC·Filed 2019·Granted May 4, 2021·2 cites·16 claims
- 0379US8691587B2Use of SFRP-3 in the assessment of heart failureWIENHUES-THELEN URSULA-HENRIKE·Filed 2010·Granted Apr 8, 2014·5 cites·19 claims
- 0462US2015293122A1Use of igfbp-7 in the assessment of heart failureROCHE DIAGNOSTICS OPERATIONS·Filed 2014·Application pending·0 cites
- 0560US9267954B2Use of SLIM-1 in the assessment of heart failureWIENHUES-THELEN URSULA-HENRIKE·Filed 2009·Granted Feb 23, 2016·1 cites·3 claims
- 0657US2010285491A1Use of igfbp-7 in the assessment of heart failureWIENHUES-THELEN URSULA-HENRIKE·Filed 2009·Application pending·0 cites
- 0756US2014193845A1Use of sfrp-3 in the assessment of heart failureUNIV TORONTO·Filed 2014·Application pending·0 cites
- 0851US7144706B2Methods of modulating localization and physiological function of IP3 receptorsUNIV DUKE·Filed 2003·Granted Dec 5, 2006·4 cites·5 claims
- 0937US2016146836A1Use of alpha-crystallin b (cryab) in the assessment of heart failureROCHE DIAGNOSTICS OPERATIONS·Filed 2016·Application pending·0 cites
- 1037US2011165591A1Use of biglycan in the assessment of heart failureWIENHUES-THELEN URSULA-HENRIKE·Filed 2011·Application pending·0 cites
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