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AHRAM BIOSYSTEMS INC
KR·9 granted patents·3 pending applications·110 citations·filing 2002–2018
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12 records- 0190US7109293B2System for detecting proteaseAHRAM BIOSYSTEMS INC·Filed 2002·Granted Sep 19, 2006·61 cites·11 claims
- 0283US8053215B2Method and apparatus for amplification of nucleic acid sequences by using thermal convectionAHRAM BIOSYSTEMS INC·Filed 2009·Granted Nov 8, 2011·10 cites·19 claims
- 0382US7238505B2Immobilized DNA polymeraseAHRAM BIOSYSTEMS INC·Filed 2003·Granted Jul 3, 2007·9 cites·16 claims
- 0477US10086374B2Three-stage thermal convection apparatus and uses thereofAHRAM BIOSYSTEMS INC·Filed 2017·Granted Oct 2, 2018·1 cites·33 claims
- 0577US10086375B2Two-stage thermal convection apparatus and uses thereofAHRAM BIOSYSTEMS INC·Filed 2017·Granted Oct 2, 2018·1 cites·24 claims
- 0674US7628961B2Method and apparatus for amplification of nucleic acid sequences by using thermal convectionAHRAM BIOSYSTEMS INC·Filed 2004·Granted Dec 8, 2009·18 cites·55 claims
- 0767US9765376B2Method and apparatus for amplification of nucleic acid sequences by using thermal convectionAHRAM BIOSYSTEMS INC·Filed 2013·Granted Sep 19, 2017·1 cites·19 claims
- 0865US7488595B2Method and apparatus for amplification of nucleic acid sequences using immobilized DNA polymeraseAHRAM BIOSYSTEMS INC·Filed 2004·Granted Feb 10, 2009·9 cites·26 claims
- 0963US2019210028A1Two-stage thermal convection apparatus and uses thereofAHRAM BIOSYSTEMS INC·Filed 2018·Application pending·0 cites
- 1063US2019168215A1Three-stage thermal convection apparatus and uses thereofAHRAM BIOSYSTEMS INC·Filed 2018·Application pending·0 cites
- 1157US7855072B2System for detecting proteaseAHRAM BIOSYSTEMS INC·Filed 2006·Granted Dec 21, 2010·0 cites·70 claims
- 1253US2005118603A1Target detection system having a conformationally sensitive probe comprising a nucleic acid based signal transducerAHRAM BIOSYSTEMS INC·Filed 2003·Application pending·0 cites
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