Six RNAi-Related Patent Applications Published by the US Patent Office

Dec 10, 2004

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Title: LPS-Responsive Chs1/Beige-Like Anchor Gene and Therapeutic Applications Thereof. Number: 20040235765. Filed: March 18, 2004. PCT Filed: April 2, 2002. Lead Inventor: William Kerr, University of South Florida College of Medicine.

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