Articles from BIOTECH Patent News (June 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Alfacell announces new research collaboration to develop next-generation targeted therapies for cancer.			526
Banyu obtains United States patent.			84
BioWarn obtains United States patent.		Brief article	177
Dana Farber and 454 Life Sciences announce breakthrough in DNA sequencing for cancer research.			693
Degussa obtains United States patent.			137
E. I. du Pont de Nemours obtains United States patent.			162
E. I. du Pont de Nemours obtains United States patent.		Brief article	112
EMS-SIGMA and MonteResearch announce agreement.			669
European Patent Office limits scope of Kreutzer-Limmer RNAi patent claim.			535
Florida Atlantic licenses cancer therapy to CHS Resources LLC Therapy.			1346
Forest and Lundbeck file lawsuit against Caraco for patent infringement.			131
Gen-Probe, Bayer agree to settle patent disputes.			299
Genaera receives patent for gene variants ofinterleukin-9 receptor.			337
Genencor obtains United States patent.			70
Isotechnika receives additional United States patent for lead immunosuppressive drug, ISA247.			370
Lexicon granted exclusive license to Cellectis' homologous recombination technology.			499
McGill University obtains United States patent.			72
Millennium obtains United States patent.			67
Natural Genes obtains United States patent.		Brief article	147
Odyssey Thera granted United States patent for pathway-based drug discovery strategy.			398
Ortec issues update on its three technology platforms for regenerative medicine and stem cells.			1767
Ortec to be granted European Patent on fibrin microbead enabling technology for stem cell isolation.			490
Plavix litigation settlement agreement amended.			300
Ryogen licenses human aminopeptidase P gene patent to R&D systems.			554
Thomas Jefferson University obtains United States patent.			121
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation obtains United States patent.			103
Yissum obtains United States patent.		Brief article	88
Zygogen licenses morpholino antisense technology from the University of Minnesota.			547