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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Sep. 28, 2010
Filed:
Dec. 05, 2006
Stefan Kiechl, Zirl, AT;
Johann Willeit, Innsbruck, AT;
Christian Josef Wiedermann, Innsbruck, AT;
Juergen Roemisch, Voesendorf, AT;
Thomas Weimer, Gladenbach, DE;
Annette Feussner, Marburg, DE;
Hans-arnold Stoehr, Wetter, DE;
Volker Doersam, Marburg, DE;
Wiegand Lang, Cölbe, DE;
Margret Becker, Marburg, DE;
Claudia Nerlich, Marburg, DE;
Gudrun Muth-naumann, Wetter, DE;
Bernd Knoblauch, Lich, DE;
Stefan Kiechl, Zirl, AT;
Johann Willeit, Innsbruck, AT;
Christian Josef Wiedermann, Innsbruck, AT;
Juergen Roemisch, Voesendorf, AT;
Thomas Weimer, Gladenbach, DE;
Annette Feussner, Marburg, DE;
Hans-Arnold Stoehr, Wetter, DE;
Volker Doersam, Marburg, DE;
Wiegand Lang, Cölbe, DE;
Margret Becker, Marburg, DE;
Claudia Nerlich, Marburg, DE;
Gudrun Muth-Naumann, Wetter, DE;
Bernd Knoblauch, Lich, DE;
CSL Behring GmbH, Marburg, DE;
Abstract
An arterial thrombosis risk factor comprising one or more of the identified mutants of coagulation factor VII activating protease (FSAP) is described. In addition, diagnostic determination methods for detecting these mutants which are identified as risk factors are described.