Items where Subject is "patents"

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Michael Wigler (2002) DNA construct for producing proteinaceous materials in eucaryotic cells. United States Patent 6455275. .

Michael Wigler (1993) Processes for inserting DNA into eucaryotic cells and for producing proteinaceous materials. United States Patent 5179017. .

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Hiro Furukawa (February 2014) Phenylethanolamine-based NMDA receptor antagonists. United States Patent 8648198. .

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Michael Wigler (1996) Complex combinatorial chemical libraries encoded with tags. United States Patent 5565324. .

Michael Wigler (1998) Complex combinatorial chemical libraries encoded with tags. United States Patent 5721099. .

Michael Wigler (2003) Complex combinatorial chemical libraries encoded with tags. United States Patent 6503759. .

Michael Wigler (2005) Complex combinatorial chemical libraries encoded with tags. United States Patent 6936477. .

Michael Wigler (1996) Methods for recording the reaction history of a solid support. United States Patent 5968736. .

Michael Wigler (1999) Supports and combinatorial chemical libraries thereof encoded by non-sequencable tags. United States Patent 6001579. .

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Michael Wigler (1996) Cloning by complementation and related processes. United States Patent 5527896. .

Michael Wigler (1999) Cloning by complementation and related processes. United States Patent 5977305. .

Michael Wigler (2000) Cloning by complementation and related processes. United States Patent 6069240. .

Michael Wigler (2000) Cloning by complementation and related processes. United States Patent 6100025. .

Michael Wigler (2000) Cloning of mammalian genes in microbial organisms and methods for pharmacological screening. United States Patent 6080540. .

Michael Wigler (2003) Methods for identifying modulators of gene expression. United States Patent 6569617. .

Michael Wigler (1996) Cancer detection probes. United States Patent 5569753. .

Michael Wigler (2002) Cancer detection probes. United States Patent 6350576. .

Michael Wigler (1996) Methods for producing probes capable of distinguishing DNA from related sources. United States Patent 5501964. .

Michael Wigler (2000) Methods for producing probes capable of distinguishing DNA from related sources. United States Patent 6159713. .

Michael Wigler (1995) Methods for producing probes capable of distingushing variant genomic sequences. United States Patent 5436142. .

Michael Wigler (1996) Representational approach to DNA analysis. United States Patent 5876929. .

Michael Wigler (2001) Representational approach to DNA analysis. United States Patent 6277606. .

Michael Wigler (2009) Use of representations of DNA for genetic analysis. United States Patent 7531307. .

Michael Wigler (2014) Use of representations of DNA for genetic analysis. United States Patent 8663917. .

Michael Wigler (2013) Determining a probabilistic diagnosis of autism by analysis of genomic copy number variations. United States Patent 8554488. .

Michael Wigler (1998) Method for generating libaries of antibody genes comprising amplification of diverse antibody DNAs and methods for using these libraries for the production of diverse antigen combining molecules. United States Patent 5780225. .

Michael Wigler (2001) Method for generating libaries of antibody genes comprising amplification of diverse antibody DNAs and methods for using these libraries for the production of diverse antigen combining molecules. United States Patent 6303313. .

Michael Wigler (2002) Method for generating libaries of antibody genes comprising amplification of diverse antibody DNAs and methods for using these libraries for the production of diverse antigen combining molecules. United States Patent 6479243. .

Michael Wigler (2003) Method for generating libaries of antibody genes comprising amplification of diverse antibody DNAs and methods for using these libraries for the production of diverse antigen combining molecules. United States Patent 6635424. .

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Michael Wigler (1994) DNA sequence encoding mas onhcogene, polypeptides encoded therefrom and diagnostic and other methods based therefrom. United States Patent 5320941. .