CABANTOUS; Stephanie

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for CABANTOUS; Stephanie.The latest application filed is for "methods and kits for detecting protein-protein interactions".

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CABANTOUS; Stephanie - Toulouse Cedex 1 FR
Cabantous; Stephanie - Toulouse FR
Cabantous; Stephanie - Toulouse Cedex FR
Cabantous; Stephanie - Los Alamos NM US

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Methods And Kits For Detecting Protein-protein Interactions App 20210041450 - CABANTOUS; Stephanie ; et al.	2021-02-11
Methods for detecting protein-protein interactions Grant 10,782,304 - Cabantous , et al. Sept	2020-09-22
Methods And Kits For Detecting Protein-protein Interactions App 20180164324 - CABANTOUS; Stephanie ; et al.	2018-06-14
Nucleic acid encoding a self-assembling split-fluorescent protein system Grant 9,081,014 - Waldo , et al. July 14, 2	2015-07-14
Fluorescent Proteins, Split Fluorescent Proteins, And Their Uses App 20150099271 - Waldo; Geoffrey ; et al.	2015-04-09
Nucleic Acid Encoding A Self-assembling Split-fluorescent Protein System App 20140141415 - Waldo; Geoffrey S. ; et al.	2014-05-22
Nucleic acid encoding a self-assembling split-fluorescent protein system Grant 8,685,667 - Waldo , et al. April 1, 2	2014-04-01
Circular permutant GFP insertion folding reporters Grant 8,420,390 - Waldo , et al. April 16, 2	2013-04-16
Circular Permutant Gfp Insertion Folding Reporters App 20130040384 - Waldo; Geoffrey S. ; et al.	2013-02-14
Circular permutant GFP insertion folding reporters Grant 8,372,635 - Waldo , et al. February 12, 2	2013-02-12
Nucleic Acid Encoding A Self-assembling Split-fluorescent Protein System App 20110256620 - Waldo; Geoffrey S. ; et al.	2011-10-20
Circular permutant GFP insertion folding reporters Grant 7,960,144 - Waldo , et al. June 14, 2	2011-06-14
Nucleic acid encoding a self-assembling split-fluorescent protein system Grant 7,955,821 - Waldo , et al. June 7, 2	2011-06-07
Circular permutant GFP insertion folding reporters App 20100261267 - Waldo; Geoffrey S. ; et al.	2010-10-14
Protein- protein interaction detection system using fluorescent protein microdomains Grant 7,666,606 - Waldo , et al. February 23, 2	2010-02-23
Protein subcellular localization assays using split fluorescent proteins Grant 7,585,636 - Waldo , et al. September 8, 2	2009-09-08
Circular permutant GFP insertion folding reporters App 20090170721 - Waldo; Geoffrey S. ; et al.	2009-07-02
Circular permutant GFP insertion folding reporters Grant 7,390,640 - Waldo , et al. June 24, 2	2008-06-24
Protein -protein interaction detection system using fluorescent protein microdomains App 20060257887 - Waldo; Geoffrey S. ; et al.	2006-11-16
Protein subcellular localization assays using split fluorescent proteins App 20060257942 - Waldo; Geoffrey S. ; et al.	2006-11-16
Circular permutant GFP insertion folding reporters App 20060252063 - Waldo; Geoffrey S. ; et al.	2006-11-09
Self-assembling split-fluorescent protein systems App 20050221343 - Waldo, Geoffrey S. ; et al.	2005-10-06

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