596
A. Vinothkanna and S. Sekar
Table 24.4 Patents on the diagnosis of human immune disorders employing PBPs as fluorescent
detection labels
Disease/diagnostic parameters
Patents-source/country and number
(A) General immune disorders
Autoimmune diseases
US 6596501, US 7674632, US 7771932,
CN1866013 (E), IN 4492/DELNP/2015, IN
5860/DELNP/2009
Inflammation
US 8116984
Allergy
US 7491553, CN103454412 (E), CN 1866013,
IN 4492/DELNP/2015
(B) Antibody-mediated immune disorders
IgE related diseases
US 7491553, US 9823248
Rheumatoid arthritis
(autoimmune attack of joints)
JP 2005-527813, KR 1020080036215, IN
2179/MUMNP/2013
Systemic lupus erythematosus
(autoimmune attack on body tissues)
IN 2013/MUMNP/2012, IN 6790/DELNP/2015
Antiphospholipid antibodies
US 5840587, US 7867723
Antinuclear antibody
CN 108802375 (E)
Antihistone antibodies
US 8987421, US 10040848
Autoantibodies to blood group antigens
CN 101365946
Autoantibodies to platelet
CN107422111(E), CN101246173 (E)
Autoantibodies to drugs
IN 7324/DELNP/2013
(C) Immunity oriented assessments
Screening of transplant recipients
US 9528988
Immune status after transplantation
US 9448229
Detection of therapeutic responsiveness to
immune disorder
IN 8029/DELNP/2009
Follicular regulatory T cells of peripheral
blood that reduce autoimmunity
CN108982339 (E)
CD4 lymphocytes/T-cell counting
US 8541227, US2004110122 (E)
TNF—α expression
US 8414894
Cell secretion of cytokine promoting
antitumor and antiviral abilities
CN107796944 (E)
Abbreviations: CN—CNIPA database, China; (E)—Espacenet database, European Patent Office;
IN—InPASS database, India; JP—J-Plat Pat database, Japan; KR—KIPRIS database, Korea; US—
USPTO database, United States of America
Patent numbers represent application numbers except numbers with prefix “CN” and suffix “(E)”
that denote publication numbers. Except Espacenet, numbers alone (without prefix alphabets) have
to be entered in the suitable search field of the corresponding country’s database. Such prefix
alphabets are meant for identifying the database. In Espacenet alone (tagged with “(E)” as suffix
of numbers), given alphabetic prefix along with the publication numbers have to be fed to access
patent details
A. Vinothkanna and S. Sekar
Table 24.4 Patents on the diagnosis of human immune disorders employing PBPs as fluorescent
detection labels
Disease/diagnostic parameters
Patents-source/country and number
(A) General immune disorders
Autoimmune diseases
US 6596501, US 7674632, US 7771932,
CN1866013 (E), IN 4492/DELNP/2015, IN
5860/DELNP/2009
Inflammation
US 8116984
Allergy
US 7491553, CN103454412 (E), CN 1866013,
IN 4492/DELNP/2015
(B) Antibody-mediated immune disorders
IgE related diseases
US 7491553, US 9823248
Rheumatoid arthritis
(autoimmune attack of joints)
JP 2005-527813, KR 1020080036215, IN
2179/MUMNP/2013
Systemic lupus erythematosus
(autoimmune attack on body tissues)
IN 2013/MUMNP/2012, IN 6790/DELNP/2015
Antiphospholipid antibodies
US 5840587, US 7867723
Antinuclear antibody
CN 108802375 (E)
Antihistone antibodies
US 8987421, US 10040848
Autoantibodies to blood group antigens
CN 101365946
Autoantibodies to platelet
CN107422111(E), CN101246173 (E)
Autoantibodies to drugs
IN 7324/DELNP/2013
(C) Immunity oriented assessments
Screening of transplant recipients
US 9528988
Immune status after transplantation
US 9448229
Detection of therapeutic responsiveness to
immune disorder
IN 8029/DELNP/2009
Follicular regulatory T cells of peripheral
blood that reduce autoimmunity
CN108982339 (E)
CD4 lymphocytes/T-cell counting
US 8541227, US2004110122 (E)
TNF—α expression
US 8414894
Cell secretion of cytokine promoting
antitumor and antiviral abilities
CN107796944 (E)
Abbreviations: CN—CNIPA database, China; (E)—Espacenet database, European Patent Office;
IN—InPASS database, India; JP—J-Plat Pat database, Japan; KR—KIPRIS database, Korea; US—
USPTO database, United States of America
Patent numbers represent application numbers except numbers with prefix “CN” and suffix “(E)”
that denote publication numbers. Except Espacenet, numbers alone (without prefix alphabets) have
to be entered in the suitable search field of the corresponding country’s database. Such prefix
alphabets are meant for identifying the database. In Espacenet alone (tagged with “(E)” as suffix
of numbers), given alphabetic prefix along with the publication numbers have to be fed to access
patent details