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US 7772271
Methods for treating hepatitis C
Methods for treating hepatitis C
Patent details — US 7772271
- Jurisdiction
- US
- Status
- granted
- Grant date
- Aug 10, 2010
- Expiration
- Aug 5, 2030
- Applicant
- PTC THERAPEUTICS, INC.
- Claims
- 7
- CPC classes
- A61P, A61P31/12, A61P31/14
Quick answer
US 7772271 (Methods for treating hepatitis C) is held by PTC THERAPEUTICS, INC.. Status: granted. Granted Aug 10, 2010. Expires Aug 5, 2030 (4 years remaining) — relevant for patent-cliff and LOE planning.
Key facts
- Applicant
- PTC THERAPEUTICS, INC.
- Grant date
- Expiration
- Claims
- 7
- CPC classes
- A61P, A61P31/12, A61P31/14
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Frequently asked questions
What is US patent 7772271?
US 7772271 (Methods for treating hepatitis C) is held by PTC THERAPEUTICS, INC.. Status: granted. Granted Aug 10, 2010. Expires Aug 5, 2030 (4 years remaining) — relevant for patent-cliff and LOE planning.
Who owns US 7772271?
PTC THERAPEUTICS, INC. is listed as the applicant in USPTO PatentsView records indexed by NovaPharmaNews. We track 149 pharmaceutical patents for this assignee.
When does US 7772271 expire?
Our index shows an expiration date of Aug 5, 2030 (4 years from today). Confirm material dates against USPTO, FDA Orange Book, or qualified counsel before contractual decisions.