Cornell Research Foundation has been awarded US Patent No. 8,642,269, "Detection of nucleic acid sequence differences using coupled polymerase chain reactions."
Francis Barany, Matthew Lubin, George Barany, Robert Hammer, and Phillip Belgrader are named as inventors.
Roche Diagnostics has been awarded US Patent No. 8,642,266, "Single cell mRNA quantification with real-time RT-PCR."
Martin Bergtsson, Michael Kubista, Anders Stahlberg, and Linda Stroembom are named as inventors.
Roche Molecular Systems has been awarded US Patent No. 8,642,293, "Disposable device for analyzing a liquid sample containing a nucleic acid with a nucleic acid amplification apparatus."
Emad Sarofim, Olivier Elsenhans, Martin Kopp, and Hans-Peter Wahl are named as inventors.
Zoragen Biotechnologies has been awarded US Patent No. 8,642,264, "Method of quantifying target and reference nucleic acid."
Nora Szasz is named as the inventor.
University of Southern California has been awarded US Patent No. 8,642,263, "Highthroughput methods comprising analysis of repetitive element DNA methylation."
Peter Laird, Daniel Weisenberger, Mihaela Campan, and Tifany Long are named as inventors.
Erasmus University Medical Center has been awarded US Patent No. 8,642,295, "Circular chromosome conformation capture (4C)."
Wouter De Laat and Frank Grosveld are named as inventors.
Gen-Probe (Hologic) has been awarded US Patent No. 8,642,268, "Methods and compositions for nucleic acid amplification."
Steven Brentano, Dmitry Lyakhov, James Carlson, Norman Nelson, Lyle Arnold Jr., and Michael Becker are named as inventors.
The US Army has been awarded US Patent No. 8,642,746, "Unique calibrator polynucleotides and methods of using in quantitative nucleic acid assays."
Christopher Phillips, Albert Ruff, and James Dillman III are named as inventors.
Washington University has been awarded US Patent No. 8,642,279, "Method for predicting risk of metastasis."
William Harbour is named as the inventor.
The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia has been awarded US Patent No. 8,642,265, "Compositions and methods for the detection of topoisomerase II complexes with DNA."
Carolyn Felix and Donald Baldwin are named as inventors.
Trovagene has been awarded US Patent No. 8,642,261, "Genetic marker for detection of human papillomavirus."
Hovsep Melkonyan, Samuil Umansky, and Zhenghan Xin are named as inventors.