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US 7749510
Methods of eliciting or boosting a cellular immune response
Methods of eliciting or boosting a cellular immune response
Patent details — US 7749510
- Jurisdiction
- US
- Status
- granted
- Grant date
- Jul 6, 2010
- Expiration
- Jul 1, 2030
- Claims
- 10
- CPC classes
- A61K, A61K2039/522, A61K2039/523, A61K39/00
Quick answer
US 7749510 (Methods of eliciting or boosting a cellular immune response) is held by The Regents of the University of California. Status: granted. Granted Jul 6, 2010. Expires Jul 1, 2030 (4 years remaining) — relevant for patent-cliff and LOE planning.
Key facts
- Grant date
- Expiration
- Claims
- 10
- CPC classes
- A61K, A61K2039/522, A61K2039/523, A61K39/00, A61K39/02, A61K39/0208
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Frequently asked questions
What is US patent 7749510?
US 7749510 (Methods of eliciting or boosting a cellular immune response) is held by The Regents of the University of California. Status: granted. Granted Jul 6, 2010. Expires Jul 1, 2030 (4 years remaining) — relevant for patent-cliff and LOE planning.
Who owns US 7749510?
The Regents of the University of California is listed as the applicant in USPTO PatentsView records indexed by NovaPharmaNews. We track 8,292 pharmaceutical patents for this assignee.
When does US 7749510 expire?
Our index shows an expiration date of Jul 1, 2030 (4 years from today). Confirm material dates against USPTO, FDA Orange Book, or qualified counsel before contractual decisions.