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Last Updated: December 19, 2025

Claims for Patent: 8,128,929


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Summary for Patent: 8,128,929
Title:Antibodies against PDGFRa
Abstract:The invention provides antibodies that bind to human PDGFRα and neutralize activation of the receptor. The invention further provides methods for neutralizing activation of PDGFRα and methods of treating a mammal with a neoplastic disease using the antibodies alone or in combination with other agents.
Inventor(s):Nick LOIZOS, Jim Huber
Assignee: University of Washington , Philadelphia Health and Education Corp , ImClone LLC
Application Number:US11/917,890

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