21 patents currently held
1 more in force is now held by another company
Held is read from USPTO's recorded assignments; a transfer never recorded there does not appear.
The next term ends in Dec 2035. from the record
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Held patents by the year their term ends
notable patents
fee due within 90 days
all others
Updated Nov 15, 2026 · includes USPTO assignment & status data published Nov 15, 2026 and grant & fee data published Nov 10, 2026 (weekly) · how we know
Notable: the highest-ranked patents in this portfolio by citations and family size. Fee due within 90 days: a maintenance fee is due within 90 days of when this page was computed and not yet paid.
Notable patents
Ranked by citations and family size, against patents of the same kind granted the same year. How we rank
Notable
Ends Oct 2039 · High confidence
Also notable
Ends Mar 2041 · High confidence
Also notable
Ends Jun 2038 · High confidence
Microorganisms Programmed to Produce Immune Modulators and Anti-Cancer Therapeutics in Tumor Cells
US 11,723,932
Cited by 25 later US patents, top 5% of utility patents granted in 2023 in our data. Protection runs to 2039.
Microorganisms Engineered to Reduce Hyperphenylalaninemia
US 11,766,463
Granted 2023. Computed term ends 2041.
Bacteria for the Treatment of Disorders
US 12,545,886
Granted 2026. Too new for citation comparison; protection runs to 2038. A terminal disclaimer caps this term to an earlier patent's.
Fee deadlines
Maintenance fees fall due 3.5, 7.5 and 11.5 years after grant. A missed fee ends a patent at the end of the six month grace period that follows, not on the due date.
- 1 fee due Dec 27, 2026The maintenance fee for Bacteria Engineered to Treat Diseases that Benefit from Reduced Gut Inflammation and/or Tightened Gut Mucosal Barrier (US 11,685,925) comes due Dec 27, 2026. Unpaid by Jun 28, 2027, it lapses early.
- 1 fee due Feb 15, 2027The maintenance fee for Microorganisms Programmed to Produce Immune Modulators and Anti-Cancer Therapeutics in Tumor Cells (US 11,723,932) comes due Feb 15, 2027. Unpaid by Aug 16, 2027, it lapses early.
- 1 fee due Mar 26, 2027The maintenance fee for Microorganisms Engineered to Reduce Hyperphenylalaninemia (US 11,766,463) comes due Mar 26, 2027. Unpaid by Sep 27, 2027, it lapses early.
- 1 fee due Jun 19, 2027The maintenance fee for Bacteria Engineered to Treat Diseases Associated with Hyperammonemia (US 11,845,964) comes due Jun 19, 2027. Unpaid by Dec 20, 2027, it lapses early.
- 2 fees due Jul 23 to 30, 2027 · next Jul 23
- 1 fee due Aug 13, 2027The maintenance fee for Bacteria Engineered to Treat Metabolic Diseases (US 11,896,627) comes due Aug 13, 2027. Unpaid by Feb 14, 2028, it lapses early.
- 1 fee due Oct 7, 2027The maintenance fee for Bacteria Engineered to Reduce Hyperphenylalaninemia (US 10,610,546) comes due Oct 7, 2027. Unpaid by Apr 7, 2028, it lapses early.
Recent changes
- 1 of the patents on this record was granted since Aug 17, 2026
- 1 term has ended since Aug 17, 2026
What they patent
Grouped by real patent family, largest first, labeled by the earliest filing in each. No technology classification is inferred from titles.
| Bacteria Engineered to Treat Diseases Associated with Hyperammonemia | 15 in force | to Oct 2039 |
| Microorganisms Engineered to Reduce Hyperphenylalaninemia | 2 in force | to Mar 2041 |
| Bacteria for the Treatment of Disorders | 2 in force | to Feb 2040 |
| Engineered Microorganisms | 1 in force | to Jul 2043 |
| Enumeration of Genetically Engineered Microorganisms by Live Cell Counting Techniques | 1 in force | to Mar 2043 |
Patents held now
Soonest term end first.
| Patent | Title | Status | Expires | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| US 9,487,764 | Bacteria Engineered to Treat Diseases Associated with Hyperammonemia In force · High confidence | In force | High confidence | |
| US 10,933,102 | Bacteria Engineered to Treat a Disease or Disorder In force · Low confidence | In force | Low confidence | |
| US 11,618,894 | Bacteria Engineered to Reduce Hyperphenylalaninemia In force · High confidence | In force | High confidence | |
| US 11,845,964 | Bacteria Engineered to Treat Diseases Associated with Hyperammonemia In force · Medium confidence | In force | Medium confidence | |
| US 12,409,195 | Bacteria Engineered to Reduce Hyperphenylalaninemia In force · Medium confidence | In force | Medium confidence | |
| US 11,896,627 | Bacteria Engineered to Treat Metabolic Diseases In force · High confidence | In force | High confidence | |
| US 10,273,489 | Bacteria Engineered to Treat Diseases That Benefit from Reduced Gut Inflammation And/Or Tightened Gut Mucosal Barrier In force · Medium confidence | In force | Medium confidence | |
| US 11,685,925 | Bacteria Engineered to Treat Diseases that Benefit from Reduced Gut Inflammation and/or Tightened Gut Mucosal Barrier In force · High confidence | In force | High confidence | |
| US 11,291,693 | Bacteria Engineered to Treat Metabolic Diseases In force · High confidence | In force | High confidence | |
| US 9,943,555 | Bacteria Engineered to Reduce Hyperphenylalaninemia In force · Medium confidence | In force | Medium confidence |
Also on record, not counted in the 21: 1 patent in force now held by others · 5 patents ended · 6 applications pending · 36 applications abandoned. List them
Sources and methods
Compiled from USPTO application file histories, grants and recorded assignments, with the company's own names reviewed by hand. How this record was built
Portfolio grouped automatically from ownership conveyances to the names matched to this company, usually every name that begins with its own, so it counts patents an affiliate holds; each list row names the holder of record. Security interests are excluded and ambiguous records are not reviewed by hand.
Fee due within 90 days marks a patent with a maintenance fee due within 90 days of the date this page was computed and not yet recorded paid, so it can end earlier than the bar shows. A fee left unpaid ends the patent at the close of the six month grace period that follows its due date, not on the due date itself. It is not a prediction that the fee will be missed.
Computed patent terms end on the dates shown. Related patents and pending applications may cover overlapping subject matter.