Materials and Methods for Isolating Self-Antigen Polypeptides
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The USPTO issued Patent Grant US12590120B2 to Impact Proteomics covering materials and methods for isolating self-antigen polypeptides. The patent names inventors Jonathan Minden and Dana Ascherman and contains 19 claims. This grant confers exclusive rights to the patented technology for the patent term.
What changed
USPTO granted Patent US12590120B2 to Impact Proteomics for methods of isolating self-antigen polypeptides. The patent application (No. 18438790) was filed February 12, 2024, and the grant includes 19 claims covering the materials and methods disclosed. CPC classifications indicate applications in protein/peptide isolation and enzyme-related biochemistry.
Organizations in biotechnology, pharmaceutical research, or diagnostic development should review this grant to assess potential freedom-to-operate implications. While patents grant exclusive rights rather than impose compliance obligations, companies developing competing technologies in self-antigen isolation or related protein chemistry may need to consider licensing or design-around strategies. Patent grants do not carry compliance deadlines or penalties.
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Materials and methods for isolating self-antigen polypeptides
Grant US12590120B2 Kind: B2 Mar 31, 2026
Assignee
IMPACT PROTEOMICS
Inventors
Jonathan Minden, Dana Ascherman
Abstract
Materials and methods for isolating self-antigen polypeptides are provided.
CPC Classifications
C07K 1/22 C07K 17/00 C07K 19/00 C12N 9/6427 C12Y 304/21004
Filing Date
2024-02-12
Application No.
18438790
Claims
19
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