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Robert G. Pergolizzi
Also filed as: PERGOLIZZI ROBERT · PERGOLIZZI ROBERT G
5 granted patents·2 pending applications·78 citations·filing 1992–2017
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Files withNORTH SHORE UNIV HOSPITAL2Board of Education of the Vocational Schools in the County of Bergen1EDUCATION OF THE VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS IN THE COUNTY OF BERGEN BOARD OF1LONG ISLAND JEWISH RES INST1PERGOLIZZI ROBERT G1
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7 records- 0174US5658764AMethod and kits for detection of fragile X specific, GC-rich DNA sequencesNORTH SHORE UNIV HOSPITAL·Filed 1995·Granted Aug 19, 1997·58 cites·21 claims
- 0266US6833244B1Oligonucleotides for detecting male infertilityLONG ISLAND JEWISH RES INST·Filed 2001·Granted Dec 21, 2004·1 cites·22 claims
- 0361US7413861B2Methods for predicting increase sperm ejaculate in a varicocele associated fertility patientTHE FEINSTEIN INST MEDICAL RES·Filed 2004·Granted Aug 19, 2008·0 cites·19 claims
- 0452US6200747B1Method and kits for detection of fragile X specific, GC-rich DNA sequencesNORTH SHORE UNIV HOSPITAL·Filed 1992·Granted Mar 13, 2001·19 cites·15 claims
- 0547US2018126048A1Nanoparticle-medicated genetic delivery of growth inhibiting genes on balloon angioplasty to suppress intimal hyperplasiaBoard of Education of the Vocational Schools in the County of Bergen·Filed 2017·Application pending·0 cites
- 0645US2016082162A1Nanoparticle-Medicated Genetic Delivery of Growth Inhibiting Genes on Balloon Angioplasty to Suppress Intimal HyperplasiaEDUCATION OF THE VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS IN THE COUNTY OF BERGEN BOARD OF·Filed 2015·Application pending·0 cites
- 0717US9134302B2Analyte detection utilizing polynucleotide sequences, composition, process and kitPERGOLIZZI ROBERT G·Filed 1995·Granted Sep 15, 2015·0 cites·8 claims
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