This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: The Institute of Physical and Chemical Research. Active years: 1992.
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Company Filing History:

Years Active: 1992
Title: Shozo Fujioka and Brassinosteroid Production
Introduction
Shozo Fujioka is an inventor associated with Kamifukuoka, Japan. His patent work concerns a method for producing brassinosteroids through the cultivation of crown gall cells.
Latest Patents
Fujioka is credited with 1 patent: “Method of Producing Brassinosteroids.” The patent describes culturing crown gall cells capable of producing brassinosteroids in a culture medium with a cultivation aid. The aid may be selected from auxins, sterols, squalene, casamino acid, or mixtures of these substances.
Career Highlights
Fujioka is associated with the Institute of Physical and Chemical Research. His patent highlights an approach to producing brassinosteroids by supporting the growth of productive crown gall cells with selected cultivation aids.
Collaborations
Fujioka’s listed coworkers include Masako Otsuka and Masao Kawashima.
Conclusion
Shozo Fujioka’s documented invention focuses on a cell-cultivation method for producing brassinosteroids, reflecting his work in research and biotechnology.
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