This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: The Broad Institute, Inc.. Active years: 2026.
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Years Active: 2026
Title: Gordon Fishell: Interneuron Research and a Patent for Dravet Syndrome
Introduction
Gordon Fishell is an inventor based in Cambridge, Massachusetts, whose work connects neuroscience research with potential therapeutic approaches. His listed patent activity includes 1 patent, focused on neuronal excitability and Dravet syndrome.
Latest Patents
Fishell is associated with the patent “Interneuron-Specific Therapeutics for Normalizing Neuronal Cell Excitability and Treating Dravet Syndrome.” The invention concerns approaches that target interneurons to help normalize neuronal cell excitability and address Dravet syndrome.
Career Highlights
Fishell is associated with The Broad Institute, Inc. His patent reflects the application of neuroscience research to the development of potential treatments for neurological conditions.
Collaborations
Among Fishell’s listed coworkers are Jordane Dimidschstein and Orrin Devinsky. Their names provide context for the research and professional connections associated with his work.
Conclusion
Gordon Fishell’s patent highlights an effort to translate research on interneurons and neuronal excitability into potential therapeutic strategies for Dravet syndrome.
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