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Patents Awarded
The Tampa Bay Research Institute has been awarded the following patents:
| 7,838,052 | Pine cone extracts and uses thereof |
| 7,838,046 | Pine cone extracts and uses thereof |
| 7,371,417 | Pine cone extracts and uses thereof |
| 7,338,676 | Pine cone extracts and uses thereof |
| 6,866,875 | Pine cone extracts and uses thereof |
| 6,703,053 | Anti-HSV agent for inhibiting replication of HSV-1 and HSV-2 and method of producing a substance having anti-HSV activity |
| 5,643,881 | Protein having anti-HIV activity and method for obtaining it |
| 5,480,782 | Process for obtaining cellular protein having anti-HIV activity |
| 5,346,988 | Process for obtaining cellular protein having anti-HIV activity |
| 5,346,695 | Methods of inhibiting HIV replication in vitro using polymers of p-hydroxylated cinnamic acids |
| 4,985,249 | Anti-HIV agents |
| 4,234,594 | Pine Cone extracts and uses thereof (Japan) |
| 1,438,057 | Pine Cone extracts and uses thereof (European Patent Convention) |
| 1,068,275 | Pine Cone extracts and uses thereof (Hong Kong) |
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From Dr. Tanaka, CEO
A seesaw analysis makes the Immune System easy to understand.
We are developing scientifically sound research programs focusing on both the Th1 (anti-cancer, anti-infection) and the Th2 (anti-allergy) arms of the immune system. The immune system works like a “seesaw”, eventually seeking balance. Our health is determined by a number of complex, interrelated immune functions, and thus the study of one arm will teach us more about the other arm.
Dr. Akiko Tanaka
CEO
Tampa Bay Research Institute