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Sendurai A Mani

Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.43

ph-index = 1

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 = 40

Sendurai A ManiRobert Allan Weinberg (3 patents)Sendurai A ManiPeter G Schultz (2 patents)Sendurai A ManiLuke L Lairson (2 patents)Sendurai A ManiMichael J Bollong (2 patents)Sendurai A ManiJing Yang (2 patents)Sendurai A ManiMichael Andreeff (1 patent)Sendurai A ManiMai-Jing Liao (1 patent)Sendurai A ManiVenkata Battula (1 patent)Sendurai A ManiTapasree Roy Sarkar (1 patent)Sendurai A ManiSendurai A Mani (6 patents)Robert Allan WeinbergRobert Allan Weinberg (24 patents)Peter G SchultzPeter G Schultz (210 patents)Luke L LairsonLuke L Lairson (12 patents)Michael J BollongMichael J Bollong (5 patents)Jing YangJing Yang (2 patents)Michael AndreeffMichael Andreeff (5 patents)Mai-Jing LiaoMai-Jing Liao (1 patent)Venkata BattulaVenkata Battula (1 patent)Tapasree Roy SarkarTapasree Roy Sarkar (1 patent)
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Company Filing History:

1. The University of Texas System (3 from 5,505 patents)

2. The Scripps Research Institute (2 from 1,189 patents)

3. Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research (2 from 315 patents)

4. Whiteland Institute for Biomedical Research (1 from 1 patent)


6 patents:

1. 12263165 - Small molecule inhibitors of cancer stem cells and mesenchymal cancer types

2. 11759461 - Small molecule inhibitors of cancer stem cells and mesenchymal cancer types

3. 9846160 - Ganglioside GD2 as a marker and target on cancer stem cells

4. 9212347 - Progenitor cells and uses thereof

5. 8568998 - Methods of diagnosing, preventing and treating cancer metastasis

6. 8088590 - Use of FOXC2 in diagnosing, preventing and treating cancer metastasis

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