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Colombes, France

Nadine Honore

Average Co-Inventor Count = 5.69

ph-index = 3

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.

Forward Citations = 45

Nadine HonoreStewart T Cole (3 patents)Nadine HonoreYing Zhang (2 patents)Nadine HonoreDouglas B Young (2 patents)Nadine HonoreBeate Heym (2 patents)Nadine HonoreAmalio Telenti (2 patents)Nadine HonoreThomas Bodmer (2 patents)Nadine HonoreRoland Brosch (1 patent)Nadine HonoreLaleh Majlessi (1 patent)Nadine HonoreMatthias Groschel (1 patent)Nadine HonoreFadel Sayes (1 patent)Nadine HonoreRoxane Simeone (1 patent)Nadine HonoreMartin Sapp (1 patent)Nadine HonoreWolfgang Philipp (1 patent)Nadine HonoreNadine Honore (4 patents)Stewart T ColeStewart T Cole (27 patents)Ying ZhangYing Zhang (7 patents)Douglas B YoungDouglas B Young (7 patents)Beate HeymBeate Heym (4 patents)Amalio TelentiAmalio Telenti (2 patents)Thomas BodmerThomas Bodmer (2 patents)Roland BroschRoland Brosch (5 patents)Laleh MajlessiLaleh Majlessi (4 patents)Matthias GroschelMatthias Groschel (1 patent)Fadel SayesFadel Sayes (1 patent)Roxane SimeoneRoxane Simeone (1 patent)Martin SappMartin Sapp (1 patent)Wolfgang PhilippWolfgang Philipp (1 patent)
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Company Filing History:

1. Institut Pasteur (4 from 869 patents)

2. Medical Research Council (1 from 259 patents)

3. Université Pierre Et Marie Curie (Paris Vi) (1 from 42 patents)

4. Universite De Berne (1 from 8 patents)

5. Assistance Publique (1 from 6 patents)


4 patents:

1. 10010597 - [object Object]

2. 6124098 - Rapid detection of antibiotic resistance in mycobacterium tuberculosis

3. 5952487 - DNA sequences of the papillomavirus HPV42 for use in diagnosis

4. 5851763 - Rapid detection of antibiotic resistance in mycobacterium tuberculosis

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