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MAY 12, 2014

Thousand Oaks-based seed biotechnology developer Ceres reports this morning that it has been awarded a U.S. patent on a genetic sequence derived from corn. The company said the patent, U.S. PTO, the inventors of the patent were Nicholai Alexandrov, Vyacheslav Brover, and Kenneth Feldman. READ MORE>>.

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Patents Thousand Oaks Research Report 147

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APRIL 26, 2016

Thousand Oaks-based agricultural biotechnology developer Ceres reports that it hs received two, U.S. patents on crop traits that it says it is looking to apply to such crops as corn, soybean, forage sorghum and cotton. The two patents are U.S. 9,309,573, and bring the company's total number of patents to approximately 90.

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Patents Thousand Oaks Report Develop 100

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MAY 27, 2015

Thousand Oaks-based agricultural biotechnology develper Ceres announced this morning that it has received a U.S. patent, covering the company's genetic sequence derived from soybean, which is aimed at producing improved soybean varieties. The new patent, U.S. The new patent, U.S. ‌in the patent filing.

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Patents Thousand Oaks Company Companies 100

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FEBRUARY 26, 2019

Thousand Oaks-based Amgen has scored a win in court, after a jury upheld two patents held by the company for its drug Repatha, which is used to treat ultra-high LDL cholesterol. Amgen had been sued by Sanofi and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals over patent infringement.

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Thousand Oaks Patents Company Companies 113

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JANUARY 7, 2020

Thousand Oaks-based Dyve Biosciences , a biotech company developing drug delivery technology, has named Chuck Harbert, Ph.D. Dyve said that Dr. Harbert is author or co-author of approximately twenty scientific publications and inventor or co-inventor of approximately thirty-five pharmaceutical patents, including ZOLOFT.

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Thousand Oaks Patents Develop Development 100

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APRIL 29, 2014

We spoke with Mike Outmesguine , CEO and Alan DeRossett , CTO of the company, and how their roots in do-it-yourself, "Maker" projects is key to their entry into the prize competition. The company actually was working on a different project which had dried up at that point, and it was just natural to step into this at that point.

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