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Number of patents: 2
Last date: January 11, 2005

NumberTitleIssue Date
6840962Tissue engineered tendons and ligaments
Connective tissue, including neo-tendons and ligaments, has been constructed using biodegradable synthetic scaffolds seeded with tenocytes. The scaffolds are preferably formed from biodegradable fibers formed of a polymer such as polyglycolic acid-polylactic acid co...
01/11/2005
6730662Adenovirus E4 proteins for inducing cell death
The invention features E4orf4-encoding nucleic acids, pharmaceutical compositions and expression vectors containing the same, and methods for their use. E4orf4-encoding nucleic acids include (i) nucleic acids capable of hybridizing at high stringency to the compleme...
05/04/2004
 
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