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Chi-Ming Liang
Also filed as: LIANG CHI-MING
10 granted patents·2 pending applications·49 citations·filing 1991–2021
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12 records- 0178US7700730B2Apoptosis-inducing polypeptidesACADEMIA SINICA·Filed 2007·Granted Apr 20, 2010·2 cites·20 claims
- 0276US7488800B2Apoptosis-inducing polypeptidesACADEMIA SINICA·Filed 2007·Granted Feb 10, 2009·2 cites·11 claims
- 0376US7323546B2Apoptosis-inducing polypeptidesACADEMIA SINICA·Filed 2004·Granted Jan 29, 2008·3 cites·6 claims
- 0474US8357652B2Anti-tumor fibrillar human serum albumin methods and compositionsACADEMIA SINICA·Filed 2009·Granted Jan 22, 2013·1 cites·2 claims
- 0572US9226951B2Anti-tumor fibrillar human serum albumin methods and compositionsACADEMIA SINICA·Filed 2013·Granted Jan 5, 2016·1 cites·1 claims
- 0670US8268974B2Process to produce fibrillar proteinsLIANG SHU-MEI·Filed 2008·Granted Sep 18, 2012·0 cites·20 claims
- 0765US9764005B2Suppression of cancer metastasisACADEMIA SINICA·Filed 2015·Granted Sep 19, 2017·1 cites·10 claims
- 0864US5866570ATreatment of vascular leakage and related syndrome such as septic shock by administration of metalloproteinase inhibitorsWISCONSIN ALUMNI RES FOUND·Filed 1994·Granted Feb 2, 1999·32 cites·2 claims
- 0962US8685923B2Fibrillar albumin for use in inhibiting cancer growthLIANG SHU-MEI·Filed 2012·Granted Apr 1, 2014·0 cites·18 claims
- 1053US2023348566A1Re-folded human serum albumin and use thereof for anti-tumorACADEMIA SINICA·Filed 2021·Application pending·0 cites
- 1144US2012309682A1Suppression of cancer metastasisLIANG SHU-MEI·Filed 2010·Application pending·0 cites
- 1241US6221620B1Monoclonal antibodies specific for human thymidylate synthaseUS HEALTH·Filed 1991·Granted Apr 24, 2001·7 cites·20 claims
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