Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.63
ph-index = 2
The patent ph-index is calculated by counting the number of publications for which an author has been cited by other authors at least that same number of times.
Company Filing History:
1. Sekisui Medical Co., Ltd. (17 from 149 patents)
2. Daiichi Pure Chemicals Co., Ltd. (3 from 58 patents)
3. Eidia Co., Ltd. (1 from 1 patent)
20 patents:
1. 11668708 - Method for reducing measurement error in latex agglutination immunoassay
2. 11275085 - Immunochromatographic test strip for detecting object in red blood cell-containing sample and immunochromatography using the test strip
3. 10422799 - Immunochromatographic test strip and detection method using immunochromatography for detecting object in red blood cell-containing sample
4. 10422790 - Immunochromatographic test strip and detection method using immunochromatography for detecting target in red blood cell-containing sample
5. 10422798 - Immunochromatographic test strip for detecting object in red blood cell-containing sample and immunochromatography using the test strip
6. 10416156 - Immunochromatographic test strip and detection method using immunochromatography for detecting object in red blood cell-containing sample
7. 10151747 - Immunochromatographic test strip and detection method using immunochromatography for detecting object in red blood cell-containing sample
8. 9952230 - Method of inhibiting nonspecific reaction in PIVKA-II assay reagent
9. 9885707 - Immunochromatographic test strip and detection method using immunochromatography for detecting object in red blood cell-containing sample
10. 9880164 - Immunochromatographic test strip and detection method using immunochromatography for detecting object in red blood cell-containing sample
11. 9733262 - Method for measuring blood coagulation
12. 9476891 - Insulin assay
13. 8987005 - Reagent for measuring agglutination and method of measuring agglutination
14. 8940549 - Immunoassay reagent for KL-6 assay
15. 8722342 - Method for enhancing sensitivity or method for avoiding influence of hemoglobin in immunological measurement