This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: The Upjohn Co.. Active years: 1978-1979.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1978-1979
Title: Marion P. Salmond: Steroid Transformation Inventor
Introduction
Marion P. Salmond is an inventor associated with Kalamazoo, Michigan, and The Upjohn Company. Her patent work concerns microbial processes for transforming steroids into compounds that can serve as intermediates in the preparation of 19-nor steroids.
Latest Patents
Salmond’s listed patents include “Process for Preparing” and “Microbial Transformation of Steroids.” Both describe a microbial transformation process designed to selectively convert steroids, including those with or without 17-alkyl side chains containing 2 to 10 carbon atoms, into a specified indanedione hemiketal. The resulting compound can be used as an intermediate for making useful 19-nor steroids.
Career Highlights
Salmond’s work reflects the application of microbial transformation to steroid chemistry, with an emphasis on selective conversion and the preparation of compounds useful in further synthesis. She is credited with 2 patents and is associated with The Upjohn Company.
Collaborations
Salmond’s listed coworker is Thomas R. Pyke. Their association connects her patent record with research and development at The Upjohn Company.
Conclusion
Marion P. Salmond’s patent contributions focus on microbial steroid transformation and the production of intermediates for 19-nor steroid synthesis.
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