Patent Applications for protriptyline hydrochloride

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US Patent Applications for protriptyline hydrochloride

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US Patent Application	Patent No.	Title	Patent Filing Date	Patent Application Status	Status Updated
⤷ Sign Up	⤷ Sign Up	FATTY ACID-PHARMACEUTICAL AGENT CONJUGATES	2000-12-05	Patented Case	2003-05-21
⤷ Sign Up	⤷ Sign Up	PHARMACEUTICAL FOR TREATMENT OF NEUROLOGICAL AND NEUROPSYCHIATRIC DISORDERS	2001-01-09	Patent Expired Due to NonPayment of Maintenance Fees Under 37 CFR 1.362	2014-04-28
⤷ Sign Up	⤷ Sign Up	Use of sulfamate derivatives for treating impulse control disorders	2000-02-18	Patented Case	2001-11-09
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WIPO Patent Applications for protriptyline hydrochloride

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