Recent Patents of Interest in Proteomics

Jan 03, 2008

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US Patent 7,314,726. Beta secretase exosite binding peptides and methods for identifying beta secretase modulators. Inventors: Michael Kornacker; Robert Copeland; Joseph Hendrick; Zhihong Lai; Claudio Mapelli; Marck Richard Witmer; Jovita Marcinkeviciene; William Metzler; Ving Lee; Douglas James Riexinger. Assignee: Bristol-Myers Squibb

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