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OBEID MICHEL SARKIS

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  • Total Patents
    12
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OBEID MICHEL SARKIS has a total of 12 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 2007. It filed its patents most often in United States and WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization). Its main competitors in its focus markets pharmaceuticals, measurement and biotechnology are GUANGXI MEDICTOP PHARMACEUTICAL CO LTD, OYAGEN INC and KATAIRO GMBH.

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# Name Total Patents
#1 Obeid Michel Sarkis 12

Latest patents

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US2011060120A1 Immunogenic treatment of cancer by peptides inducing the plasma membrane exposure of erp57
WO2008032153A2 Calreticulin for its use as a medication for the treatment of cancer in a mammal
US2009004172A1 Service for effecting localized, non-systemic and systemic, immunogenic treatment of cancer using erp57 translocation
US2009004678A1 Method for screening fertility and new compounds or molecules, using crt or erp57 translocation
US2009004178A1 Pharmaceutical compound for blocking the crt or erp57 translocation
US2009048159A1 Kit for treating a health condition by inducing translocation of a calreticulin protein to a cellular membrane
US2009010952A1 Pharmaceutical compound for effecting localized, non-systemic and systemic, immunogenic treatment of cancer using crt or erp57 translocation
US2009004134A1 Kit for treating a health condition by inducing translocation of an erp57 protein to a cellular membrane
US2008214452A1 Method for effecting localized, non-systemic and systemic, immunogenic treatment of cancer using crt translocation
US2009005305A1 Service for effecting localized, non-systemic and systemic, immunogenic treatment of cancer using crt translocation
US2009004211A1 Method for effecting localized, non-systemic and systemic, immunogenic treatment of cancer using erp57 translocation