University of California Wins US Patent for Cell-Based Screening Method

Jul 04, 2005

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The University of California has been awarded US Patent No. 6,911,314, "Screening for drugs that affect TNF receptor releasing enzyme."

Inventors listed on the patent are Tetsuya Gatanaga and Gale Granger.

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