USPTO Patent Grants - Peptides (C07K)

USPTO Patent Granted for Anti-Pro/Latent Myostatin Antibodies

The USPTO has granted a patent (US12582712B2) to Scholar Rock, Inc. for a method of making anti-pro/latent myostatin antibodies. The patent covers antibodies that specifically bind proMyostatin and/or latent Myostatin and their uses.

Amgen Inc. Patent for KRAS G12C Inhibitor Cancer Therapy

The USPTO has granted Amgen Inc. a patent (US12582657B2) for a combination therapy involving a KRAS G12C inhibitor and other agents for treating cancers. The patent covers pharmaceutical compositions and methods of treatment.

USPTO Grants Patent for Single Molecule Peptide Sequencing

The USPTO has granted a patent (US12578345B2) to The University of Texas System for methods of single molecule peptide sequencing. The patent covers techniques for identifying polypeptide sequences within a mixture by immobilizing, labeling, and analyzing the polypeptide.

USPTO Patent for Alzheimer's Detection Kits

The USPTO has granted a patent (US12578344B2) to NEUROQUEST LTD. for compositions, kits, and methods for detecting preclinical Alzheimer's Disease. The patent covers binding agents for biomarkers such as CD163 and scavenger receptors, and methods for diagnosing AD and assessing therapeutic efficacy.

USPTO Patent Grant: Canine TK1 Protein Determination Kit

The USPTO has granted patent US12578340B2 to ALERTIX VETERINARY DIAGNOSTICS AB for a kit to determine canine TK1 protein levels. The kit utilizes specific monoclonal antibodies to detect peptides from canine TK1.

USPTO Patent Grant for Polypeptide Reagent Kit

The USPTO has granted a patent (US12578329B2) to Shimadzu Corporation for a reagent kit containing polypeptides designed for detecting intermolecular interactions. The patent details specific amino acid sequences and their modifications for use in this kit.

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC Awarded Patent for Anti-lock Hinged Device

The USPTO has granted Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC a patent for an anti-lock hinged device. The patent, US12577979B2, describes a mechanism designed to prevent over-extension in hinged devices. The filing date for this patent application was October 23, 2023.