Phillips; Erica M.

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Phillips; Erica M..The latest application filed is for "field effect transistors for detection of nosocomial infection".

Company Profile

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Phillips; Erica M. - Woodstock GA US
- Woodstock GA US

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Recombinant bacteriophage for detection of nosocomial infection Grant 8,619,257 - Plowman , et al. December 31, 2	2013-12-31
Recombinant bacteriophage for detection of nosocomial infection Grant 08619257 -	2013-12-31
Fiber optic based detection of autofluorescent bacterial pathogens Grant 8,280,471 - Rainone , et al. October 2, 2	2012-10-02
Optical indicator for detecting bacterial pathogens Grant 8,247,220 - Martin , et al. August 21, 2	2012-08-21
Recombinant Bacteriophage for Detection of Nosocomial Infection App 20120143024 - Phillips; Erica M. ; et al.	2012-06-07
Field Effect Transistors For Detection Of Nosocomial Infection App 20120143027 - Phillips; Erica M. ; et al.	2012-06-07
Resonance energy transfer based detection of nosocomial infection Grant 8,180,421 - Phillips , et al. May 15, 2	2012-05-15
Detection of secreted aspartyl proteases from Candida species Grant 7,745,158 - Phillips , et al. June 29, 2	2010-06-29
Optical Indicator for Detecting Bacterial Pathogens App 20090197296 - Martin; Stephanie M. ; et al.	2009-08-06
Implantable Devices For Fiber Optic Based Detection Of Nosocomial Infection App 20090155770 - Brown; Tameka ; et al.	2009-06-18
Fiber Optic Based Detection Of Autofluorescent Bacterial Pathogens App 20090156943 - Phillips; Erica M. ; et al.	2009-06-18
Resonance Energy Transfer Based Detection of Nosocomial Infection App 20090156942 - Phillips; Erica M. ; et al.	2009-06-18
Wound Suture Capable of Identifying the Presence of Bacteria App 20090142275 - Phillips; Erica M. ; et al.	2009-06-04
Detection of secreted aspartyl proteases from Candida species App 20070134743 - Phillips; Erica M. ; et al.	2007-06-14

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