US 11,173,196 · Application 16/111,120
US Patent 11,173,196 — assignment history and current owner
Vectors For Expression Of Prostate-associated Antigens
Who owns US Patent 11,173,196?
US11173196 ("Vectors For Expression Of Prostate-associated Antigens") — no current assignee identified from recorded assignments. Status: Expired. 0 recorded USPTO assignments.
No assignments are recorded at the USPTO for US Patent 11,173,196 — ownership presumably remains with the inventor(s)/original applicant: Joseph John BINDER.
- Patent title
- Vectors For Expression Of Prostate-associated Antigens
- Application number
- 16/111,120
- Apparent operating assignee
- Not identified from recorded assignments
- Patent status
- Expired
- Recorded assignments
- 0
Recorded assignment history
No assignments recorded. Ownership presumably remains with the inventor(s)/original applicant: Joseph John BINDER. Not every ownership transfer is recorded at the USPTO, so the absence of recorded assignments is not proof that ownership never changed.
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