Heintz; Nathaniel

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Heintz; Nathaniel.The latest application filed is for "methods for cell-type specific profiling to identify drug targets".

Company Profile

3.10.13

Heintz; Nathaniel - New York NY
HEINTZ; Nathaniel - Pelham Manor NY
Heintz; Nathaniel - Pehlem Manor NY

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Methods For Cell-type Specific Profiling To Identify Drug Targets App 20210095334 - Heintz; Nathaniel ; et al.	2021-04-01
Method For Isolating Cell-type Specific Mrnas App 20190119670 - HEINTZ; Nathaniel ; et al.	2019-04-25
Methods and compositions for translational profiling and molecular phenotyping Grant 9,816,096 - Heintz , et al. November 14, 2	2017-11-14
Methods And Compositions For Translational Profiling And Molecular Phenotyping App 20150082470 - HEINTZ; Nathaniel ; et al.	2015-03-19
Method for Isolating Cell-Type Specific mRNAs App 20140196176 - Heintz; Nathaniel ; et al.	2014-07-10
Non human transgenic mammal comprising a transgene comprising a nucleotide sequence encoding a ribosomal protein fused to a peptide tag Grant 8,513,485 - Heintz , et al. August 20, 2	2013-08-20
Method for Isolating Cell-Type Specific mRNAS App 20110314565 - Heintz; Nathaniel ; et al.	2011-12-22
Lynx polypeptides Grant 8,013,118 - Heintz , et al. September 6, 2	2011-09-06
Method for isolating cell type-specific mRNAs Grant 7,985,553 - Heintz , et al. July 26, 2	2011-07-26
Methods And Compositions For Translational Profiling And Molecular Phenotyping App 20110071049 - Heintz; Nathaniel ; et al.	2011-03-24
Lynx, a novel family of receptor ligands in the central nervous system, corresponding nucleic acids and proteins and uses thereof App 20100004162 - Heintz; Nathaniel ; et al.	2010-01-07
Neurobiological compositions App 20080221013 - Miwa; Julie ; et al.	2008-09-11
Tethering neuropeptides and toxins for modulation of ion channels and receptors App 20060057614 - Heintz; Nathaniel	2006-03-16
Methods of preforming homologous recombination based modification of nucleic acids in recombination deficient cells and use of the modified nucleic acid products thereof App 20050210539 - Heintz, Nathaniel ; et al.	2005-09-22
Method for isolating cell-type specific mrnas App 20050009028 - Heintz, Nathaniel ; et al.	2005-01-13
Methods of performing homologous recombination based modification of nucleic acids in recombination deficient cells and use of the modified nucleic acid products thereof Grant 6,821,759 - Heintz , et al. November 23, 2	2004-11-23
Methods of performing gene trapping in bacterial and bacteriophage-derived artificial chromosomes and use thereof Grant 6,156,574 - Heintz , et al. December 5, 2	2000-12-05
Methods of performing homologous recombination based modification of nucleic acids in recombination deficient cells and use of the modified nucleic acid products thereof Grant 6,143,566 - Heintz , et al. November 7, 2	2000-11-07
Replication initiator protein complex and methods of use thereof Grant 5,217,864 - Heintz , et al. June 8, 1	1993-06-08

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