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17 inventors (with patents filed for the assignee):

Yin Hwee Tan (3 out of 3 patents)

Catherine Jane Pallen (2 out of 2 patents)

Yue Wang (1 out of 36 patents)

4. Haishan Wang (1 out of 7 patents)

5. Holger Zimmermann (1 out of 22 patents)

6. Mark O'Connor (1 out of 3 patents)

7. Su Ling Yeo (1 out of 1 patent)

8. Hans-Ulrich Bernard (1 out of 1 patent)

9. Walter Beerheide (1 out of 1 patent)

10. Anthony Eugene Ting (1 out of 1 patent)

11. Mui Mui Sim (1 out of 1 patent)

12. Sim Mui Mui (1 out of 1 patent)

13. Kah Leong Lim (1 out of 1 patent)

14. Yee Joo Tan (1 out of 2 patents)

15. Wanjin Hong (1 out of 1 patent)

6 patents: Sort by Forward Citations

1. 7199121 - Protein tyrosine phosphatase inhibitor (2007-04-03),

2. 7019000 - Method of treating a disease condition caused or exacerbated by an HPV (2006-03-28),

3. 6864054 - Polypeptides from CREB binding protein and related protein p300 for use in transcriptional regulation (2005-03-08),

4. 6841561 - Dihydroorotate dehydrogenase inhibitors for the treatment of viral-mediated diseases (2005-01-11),

5. 6207146 - Gene expression in mammalian cells (2001-03-27),

6. 5888746 - Tumor diagnosis and prognosis (1999-03-30),

The Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology (IMCB) is a premier research institution in Singapore focusing on molecular and cell biology. Established in 1987, IMCB aims to enhance the understanding of mechanisms in gene regulation and protein function, with the ultimate goal of advancing medical research and improving human health. IMCB conducts cutting-edge research in areas such as cancer biology, infectious diseases, and neurobiology, collaborating with industry partners and academic institutions globally.

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6 Patents

#284 in Singapore

#285 in Singapore

Singapore, Singapore

Institute of Molecular & Cell Biology