This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Abbott Laboratories Corporation. Active years: 2002.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2002
Title: Patrick J. Jonas and His Barbiturate Assay Patent
Introduction
Patrick J. Jonas is an inventor associated with Waukegan, Illinois, and Abbott Laboratories Corporation. His patent work includes an invention concerning fluorescence polarization immunoassays for detecting barbiturates.
Latest Patents
Jonas is credited with 1 patent: “Barbiturate Assay, Tracers, Immunogens, Antibodies and Kit.” The invention describes an assay and its components, including tracers, immunogens, antibodies, and a reagent kit. The tracer incorporates a fluorescein moiety, while the immunogen includes a poly(amino acid); both are made from substituted barbiturate compounds. The assay measures how much plane-polarized light retains its polarization after passing through a sample containing antiserum and tracer.
Career Highlights
Jonas’s documented patent work is associated with Abbott Laboratories Corporation and focuses on assay technology and the reagents used to detect barbiturates.
Collaborations
Maciej B. Adamczyk and Robert E. Dubler are identified as Jonas’s coworkers.
Conclusion
Patrick J. Jonas’s patent describes a fluorescence polarization approach to barbiturate testing, supported by specialized tracers, immunogens, antibodies, and a reagent kit.
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