This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent and 4 published patent applications and 1 EPO patent. Top assignees: Hitachi, Ltd., Kobe University, Kyoto University. Active years: 2024.
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Title: Osamu Imaichi: Inventor of a Functional Sequence Selection System.
Introduction
Osamu Imaichi is an inventor associated with Tokyo, Japan. His patent work includes a method and system for identifying functional nucleotide sequences that may be used in recombinant gene design.
Latest Patents
The available information lists one patent for Imaichi: “Functional Sequence Selection Method and Functional Sequence Selection System.” The invention describes searching a database for nucleotide sequences with homology to a coding-region sequence, an amino-acid-encoding sequence, or an amino acid sequence. It then filters the results, evaluates whether associated upstream or downstream sequences—or gene information—indicate functional sequences, scores the candidates, and selects one or more functional sequences. The listed patent count is 1 patent.
Career Highlights
Imaichi’s listed organizational affiliations include Hitachi, Ltd. and Kobe University. His patent reflects work on computational methods for selecting functional sequences relevant to recombinant genes.
Collaborations
Michihiro Araki and Kenji Tsuge are identified as Imaichi’s coworkers.
Conclusion
Osamu Imaichi’s recorded invention combines sequence-database searching, functional analysis, and candidate scoring to support the selection of functional sequences for recombinant gene design.
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