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Arthur Branstrom
Also filed as: BRANSTROM ARTHUR · BRANSTROM ARTHUR A
6 granted patents·5 pending applications·201 citations·filing 1995–2012
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11 records- 0193US5824538AShigella vector for delivering DNA to a mammalian cellUS ARMY·Filed 1995·Granted Oct 20, 1998·174 cites·17 claims
- 0278US7235234B1Bacterial delivery systemUS ARMY·Filed 2000·Granted Jun 26, 2007·8 cites·4 claims
- 0376US9409905B2Antibacterial compounds and methods for useBRANSTROM ARTHUR·Filed 2012·Granted Aug 9, 2016·4 cites·21 claims
- 0456US2010069380A1Heterocyclic inhibitors of bacterial peptidyl trna hydrolase and uses thereofCHOI SOONGYU·Filed 2007·Application pending·0 cites
- 0551US2011130397A1Pyrrolinone compounds as inhibitors of bacterial peptidyl trna hydrolase and uses thereofCHOI SOONGYU·Filed 2007·Application pending·0 cites
- 0645US2004018582A1Genes and gene products that confer susceptibility to vancomycin derivative antibiotics and methods and assays for identifying bifunctional glycopeptide antibiotics using sameFiled 2003·Application pending·0 cites
- 0743US2015038438A1Antibacterial compounds and methods for usePTC THERAPEUTICS INC·Filed 2012·Application pending·0 cites
- 0841US9650395B2Antibacterial compounds and methods for useBRANSTROM ARTHUR·Filed 2012·Granted May 16, 2017·0 cites·19 claims
- 0941US7045336B1Bacterial delivery systemUS ARMY·Filed 1996·Granted May 16, 2006·6 cites·10 claims
- 1038US6913895B1Methods for assaying transglycosylase reactions, and for identifying inhibitors thereofADVANCED MEDICINE EAST INC·Filed 1999·Granted Jul 5, 2005·9 cites·9 claims
- 1123US2001049117A1Analogs of udp-murnac peptides, assays, kits and related methods of their useFiled 1999·Application pending·0 cites
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