Human Monoclonal Antibodies to Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor
Details for Australian Patent Application No. 2004231235 (hide)
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9 December 2004 Complete Application Filed
23 December 2004 Application Open to Public Inspection
Published as AU-A-2004231235
9 February 2006 Amendment Made
The nature of the amendment is as shown in the statement(s) filed 11 Jan 2006
2 August 2007 Assignment before Grant
Abgenix, Inc. The application has been assigned to Amgen Fremont Inc.
5 June 2008 Application Accepted
Published as AU-A-2004231235
8 October 2009 Standard Patent Sealed
1 April 2010 Extension of Term of Standard Patents
Amgen Fremont Inc. The earliest first regulatory approval date provided by the patentee 23 May 2008 For the goods VECTIBIX panitumumab
3 June 2010 Extension of Term of Standard Patents
Amgen Fremont Inc. The earliest first regulatory approval date provided by the patentee 14 May 2008 For the goods VECTIBIX panitumumab Address for service in Australia: Cullens Patent and Trade Mark Attorneys Level 32 239 George Street Brisbane QLD 4000
28 October 2010 Extension granted
Amgen Fremont Inc. The earliest first regulatory approval date provided by the patentee 14 May 2008 For the goods VECTIBIX panitumumab Extension of Term of patent pursuant to Section 77 expires on 05 May 2023
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