This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Hospal Industrie. Active years: 2001.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2001
Title: Gérard Quash: Inventor in Biological Fluid Purification
Introduction
Gérard Quash is an inventor associated with Francheville, France, and Hospal Industrie. His recorded patent work concerns a module for the extracorporeal purification of biological fluids.
Latest Patents
Quash is credited with one patent: “Means for the Biological Purification of a Biological Fluid.” The invention describes a purification module with a compartment defined by a support or wall that has been functionally modified with ionic groups. A first molecule or macromolecule is attached to that surface through ionic bonds, and a second molecule or macromolecule, bearing free carboxylic groups, is covalently bonded to the first. These groups can form amide, ester, or thioester bonds, directly or indirectly. The patent also covers methods for producing the module.
Career Highlights
Quash’s documented invention focuses on the design and manufacture of equipment for extracorporeal biological-fluid purification. His patent record lists one patent associated with Hospal Industrie.
Collaborations
Michel Thomas and Nicolas Moachon are identified as Quash’s coworkers.
Conclusion
Gérard Quash’s recorded patent contribution is a biological-fluid purification module designed around functionalized surfaces and molecular bonding, developed in connection with Hospal Industrie.
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