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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 30, 2009
Filed:
Jun. 03, 2004
Jonathan B. Baell, Ivanhoe, AU;
Thomas P. J. Garrett, Brunswick, AU;
P. Mark Hogarth, Williamstown, AU;
Barry R. Matthews, Olinda, AU;
Thomas D. Mccarthy, East Malvern, AU;
Geoffrey A. Pietersz, Greensborough, AU;
Maree S. Powell, Lysterfield, AU;
Ian F. C. Mckenzie, Pt. Lonsdale, AU;
Kelly F. Maxwell, Singapore, SG;
Vidana Epa, Coburg, AU;
Jonathan B. Baell, Ivanhoe, AU;
Thomas P. J. Garrett, Brunswick, AU;
P. Mark Hogarth, Williamstown, AU;
Barry R. Matthews, Olinda, AU;
Thomas D. McCarthy, East Malvern, AU;
Geoffrey A. Pietersz, Greensborough, AU;
Maree S. Powell, Lysterfield, AU;
Ian F. C. McKenzie, Pt. Lonsdale, AU;
Kelly F. Maxwell, Singapore, SG;
Vidana Epa, Coburg, AU;
Ilexus Pty Limited, Heidelberg, Victoria, AU;
Abstract
This invention relates to a method of inhibiting Fc receptor binding of immunoglobulin including the use of a Fc receptor modulating compound which binds to defined surfaces on a Fc receptor. The present invention also relates to a method for treating a variety of diseases using a Fc receptor modulating compound.