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IPF PHARMACEUTICALS GMBH

Overview
  • Total Patents
    77
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IPF PHARMACEUTICALS GMBH has a total of 77 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 2000. It filed its patents most often in EPO (European Patent Office), Australia and WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization). Its main competitors in its focus markets pharmaceuticals, biotechnology and machines are PHARIS BIOTEC GMBH, WIESER RAIMUND J and LARSEN BJARNE DUE.

Patent filings per year

Chart showing IPF PHARMACEUTICALS GMBHs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Forssmann Wolf-Georg 51
#2 Adermann Knut 32
#3 Kirchhoff Frank 30
#4 Muench Jan 20
#5 Staendker Ludger 14
#6 Schulz Axel 11
#7 Liepke Cornelia 9
#8 Munch Jan 9
#9 Richter Rudolf 7
#10 John Harald 7

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
HK1106144A1 Peptides for the treatment of herpes virus infections
WO2006018431A2 Peptides for the treatment of herpes virus infections
MXPA06014393A Oligomeric peptides and their use for the treatment of hiv infections.
EP1529535A1 Isolation of a circulating human lipolytic peptide
CA2509423A1 Peptides and their use for the treatment of hiv infections
AU2003274076A1 Human chondroosteomodulin (tig2), production, and use for the treatment or diagnosis of bone diseases, cartilage diseases, obesity, inflammatory diseases, and skin diseases
AU2003240614A1 A method of inhibiting the emigration of cells from the intravascular compartment into tissues
AU2003210317A1 Novel compound for inhibiting serine proteases and for inhibiting viral infections or viral propagation: rld 8564
AU2002358605A1 Antimicrobial bolisin peptides
AU2002321234A1 Mass spectrometry device
AU2002310969A1 Reporter virus comprising heterologous envelope proteins
WO02066513A2 Human circulating lekti fragments hf7072, hf7638 and hf14448 and use thereof
DE10160170A1 New antimicrobial peptides, useful clinically and as preservatives for e.g. foods or cosmetics, are derived from bolisin, also related nucleic acids and mimetics
AU2792502A Human beta-defensin-3
EP1248107A2 Method and device for time-resolved screening
EP1887015A2 Method for extracting and using new human defence agents and biologically active proteins for treating infections and other illnesses
EP1481988A2 Procedure to obtain and use antibiotic peptides for the treatment of infectious diseases
AU6740401A Novel compounds for the treatment of inflammatory and cardiovascular diseases
AU5631501A Use of guanylate cyclase-c (gc-c) agonists as insulinotropic factors for treating diabetes type
WO0179539A2 Method for using transfectable constructions from luciferase and from the promotor of the human period 1 gene for identifying novel active substances that influence the day/night rhythm and sleep