This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: The General Hospital Corporation. Active years: 1999.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1999
Title: Bernard Cuenoud: Inventor of Catalytic DNA
Introduction
Bernard Cuenoud is an inventor associated with Basel, Switzerland. His recorded patent work concerns catalytic DNA, a field exploring how nucleic acid molecules can perform chemical reactions.
Latest Patents
Cuenoud is credited with 1 patent: “Catalytic DNA Having Ligase Activity.” The invention describes nucleic acid molecules, particularly DNA molecules with catalytic activity, and methods for obtaining and using them.
Career Highlights
The patent record associates Cuenoud with The General Hospital Corporation. His work on catalytic DNA reflects research into the potential for DNA molecules to act as catalysts, including in ligation reactions.
Collaborations
Cuenoud’s listed coworkers include Jack W. Szostak and David E. Huizenga. Their names are associated with his patent-related work on catalytic DNA.
Conclusion
Bernard Cuenoud’s recorded invention highlights the catalytic capabilities of DNA and its potential applications in molecular research.
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