C12Y 305/0201
Creatininase
Official title: Creatininase (3.5.2.10)
C12Y305/0201 (Creatininase) appears on 6 US grants and 8 published applications in this corpus.
Search patents in C12Y- Granted patents
- 6
- Published applications
- 8
- Assignees
- 4
- Inventors
- 11
- Latest grant
- 28 Jul 2026
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Recent patents
- Analyte sensors and sensing methods for detecting creatinine28 Jul 2026US 12,693,255 B2Abbott Diabetes Care Inc.
- Method for calibrating a device for measuring the concentration of creatinine16 Jan 2024US 11,874,285 B2Radiometer Medical ApS
- Calibration concept for amperometric creatinine sensor correcting for endogenous modulators28 Dec 2021US 11,209,382 B2Radiometer Medical ApS
- Method for correcting Crea sensor for calcium inhibition6 Apr 2021US 10,969,358 B2Radiometer Medical ApS
- Diagnostic devices with modifiable hydrophobic surfaces22 Oct 2019US 10,449,536 B2Siemens Healthcare Diagnostics Inc.
- Analyte sensors and sensing methods for detecting creatinine8 Oct 2026US 2026/0309669 A1Abbott Diabetes Care Inc.
- Analyte Sensors and Sensing Methods for Detecting Creatinine30 Jul 2020US 2020/0241015 A1Abbott Diabetes Care Inc.
- Method for correcting crea sensor for calcium inhibition19 Jul 2018US 2018/0202963 A1Radiometer Medical ApS
- Calibration concept for amperometric creatinine sensor correcting for endogenous modulators21 Dec 2017US 2017/0363568 A1Radiometer Medical ApS
- Method for calibrating a device for measuring the concentration of creatinine2 Nov 2017US 2017/0315139 A1Radiometer Medical ApS
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