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ST VINCENTS INST MED RES

Overview
  • Total Patents
    39
  • GoodIP Patent Rank
    216,143
About

ST VINCENTS INST MED RES has a total of 39 patent applications. Its first patent ever was published in 1992. It filed its patents most often in Australia, WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization) and Canada. Its main competitors in its focus markets biotechnology, pharmaceuticals and measurement are MEDICAL & BIOL LAB CO LTD, JULIUS MAXIMILIANS UNIV WURZBURG and LA JOLLA CANCER RES FOUNDATION.

Patent filings per year

Chart showing ST VINCENTS INST MED RESs patent filings per year from 1900 to 2020

Top inventors

# Name Total Patents
#1 Kemp Bruce E 7
#2 Kemp Bruce Ernest 6
#3 Mitchelhill Kenneth I 4
#4 Parker Michael William 4
#5 Witters Lee A 4
#6 Stapleton David I 4
#7 Bundesen Peter Gregory 3
#8 Thomas Helen 3
#9 Rogers Suzanne Dawn 3
#10 Gillespie Matthew Todd 3

Latest patents

Publication Filing date Title
WO2015006833A1 A method for treating type 1 diabetes
EP2331135A1 Methods of treating and preventing glucose toxicity
WO2008052277A1 Crystalline composition of gm-csf/gm-csfr
US2003228592A1 Human facilitative glucose transport protein GLUT8
AU2002357407A1 Amp kinase beta-subunit oligosaccharide binding domain
WO03056032A1 Amp kinase beta-subunit oligosaccharide binding domain
AU2002952817A0 Method for the detection of newly acquired hiv infection
AUPS189802A0 Tumour cell
AUPR818801A0 Methods for identifying and treating metastatic disease
AU5797500A Inhibitor of osteoclast precursor formation
AUPQ167599A0 Inhibitor of osteoclast precursor formation
AUPP899699A0 Peptides, agents and methods
AUPP857699A0 Cytokine-binding domain
AUPP855699A0 Viral transmembrane protein structure
AUPP697698A0 Regulation of enzyme activity
AU9331398A Human facilitative glucose transport protein glut8
AUPO957397A0 Transporter protein
AU2145497A Immunological rejection of transfected tumour cells
AUPN912396A0 Complement mediated rejection of transfected tumour cells
AUPN745096A0 Novel amp activated protein kinase