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Serologicals Corporation

Patent issued for purification process that reduces the mad cow prions

Published in Medical Patent Business Week, July 2nd, 2004

Serologicals Corporation (SERO) announced that the U.S. Patent Office has issued the patent on its proprietary purification process that inactivates infectious prions in its bovine-based EX-CYTE, a cell culture growth medium.

Prions are defective proteins that cause mad cow disease. The patent, U.S. Patent No. 6,743,899, will remain in force until 2021.

Serologicals Corporation developed the patented process and is the first and only company to incorporate it into production.

"We adhere to the most stringent standards of safety, such as using raw materials from younger cattle, using beef not dairy cows, sourcing animals from...

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