Nicholas S. Bodor

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Lawrence, KS, US

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Patents Grantslast 30 patents

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Transient pro-drug forms of xanthine derivatives and their use as t...
- Patent number 4,275,064
- Issue date Jun 23, 1981
- Interx Research Corporation
- Nicholas S. Bodor
- C07 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
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Novel pyridiniumaldoximes having micellar characteristics
- Patent number 4,263,305
- Issue date Apr 21, 1981
- Interx Research Corporation
- Joseph Epstein
- C07 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
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Anti-acne and anti-seborrhea prodrug derivatives of progesterone
- Patent number 4,213,978
- Issue date Jul 22, 1980
- Interx Research Corporation
- Nicholas S. Bodor
- A61 - MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE HYGIENE
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Esters of cromoglycates
- Patent number 4,189,571
- Issue date Feb 19, 1980
- Fisons Limited
- Nicholas S. Bodor
- C07 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
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Novel transient pro-drug forms of phenylbutazone and oxyphenbutazon...
- Patent number 4,169,147
- Issue date Sep 25, 1979
- Interx Research Corporation
- Nicholas S. Bodor
- C07 - ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
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Sympathomimetic amines exhibiting anti-hemorrhoidal activity
- Patent number 4,145,441
- Issue date Mar 20, 1979
- Interx Research Corporation
- Nicholas S. Bodor
- A61 - MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE HYGIENE
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Method for reducing intraocular pressure in warm-blooded animals
- Patent number 4,094,983
- Issue date Jun 13, 1978
- Interx Research Corporation
- Nicholas S. Bodor
- A61 - MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE HYGIENE

Nicholas S. Bodor

Person

Patents Grantslast 30 patents

Transient pro-drug forms of xanthine derivatives and their use as t...

Novel pyridiniumaldoximes having micellar characteristics

Anti-acne and anti-seborrhea prodrug derivatives of progesterone

Esters of cromoglycates

Novel transient pro-drug forms of phenylbutazone and oxyphenbutazon...

Sympathomimetic amines exhibiting anti-hemorrhoidal activity

Method for reducing intraocular pressure in warm-blooded animals