LEE; Sukchan

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for LEE; Sukchan.The latest application filed is for "methods for predicting the anticancer therapeutic response of l-ascorbic acid".

Company Profile

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LEE; Sukchan - Suwon-si KR
Lee; Sukchan - Daejeon KR
Lee; Sukchan - Seoul KR
Lee; Sukchan - Daejeon-si KR

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Methods For Predicting The Anticancer Therapeutic Response Of L-ascorbic Acid App 20200011852 - YEOM; Chang Hwan ; et al.	2020-01-09
Pharmaceutical Composition Comprising Nanoperforator For Preventing Or Treating Viral Infectious Diseases App 20190255145 - KWEON; Dae-Hyuk ; et al.	2019-08-22
Composition for the prevention and treatment of absence seizures comprising PKC agonist as an effective ingredient Grant 8,313,744 - Cheong , et al. November 20, 2	2012-11-20
Mice lacking alpha 1G showing enhanced novelty-seeking and alcohol preference and therapeutic methods for mood disorders by modulating alpha 1G T-type calcium channels Grant 7,723,562 - Shin , et al. May 25, 2	2010-05-25
Mice Lacking Alpha 1g Showing Enhanced Novelty-seeking And Alcohol Preference And Therapeutic Methods For Mood Disorders By Modulating Alpha 1g T-type Calcium Channels App 20090126031 - Shin; Hee-Sup ; et al.	2009-05-14
Phospholipase C .beta.1 (PLC.beta.1) knockout mice as a model system for testing schizophrenia drugs Grant 7,521,590 - Shin , et al. April 21, 2	2009-04-21
Phospholipase C Beta1 (plcbeta1) Knockout Mice As A Model System For Testing Schizophrenia Drugs App 20080060088 - Shin; Heesup ; et al.	2008-03-06
Mice Lacking Alpha 1g Showing Enhanced Novelty-seeking And Alcohol Preference And Therapeutic Methods For Mood Disorders By Modulating Alpha 1g T-type Calcium Channels App 20080015163 - Shin; Hee-Sup ; et al.	2008-01-17
Mice lacking alpha 1G showing enhanced novelty-seeking and alcohol preference and therapeutic methods for mood disorders by modulating alpha 1G T-type calcium channels App 20050251874 - Shin, Hee-Sup ; et al.	2005-11-10

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