This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Northwestern University. Active years: 1996.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1996
Title: Stephen P. Watton: Bi-Metallic Cross-Linking Reagents
Introduction
Stephen P. Watton is an inventor associated with Waltham, Massachusetts, and Northwestern University. His patent work concerns a bi-metallic cross-linking reagent and its potential use in tissue-specific targeting of anti-tumor agents.
Latest Patents
Watton is credited with 1 patent: “Methods and Materials Relating to a Bi-Metallic Cross-Linking Species.” The patent describes a reagent containing two metal-ion species connected through a ligand framework. It also discusses cross-linked species, methods for preparing the reagents, and methods for using them to target anti-tumor agents to specific tissues.
Career Highlights
The disclosed invention brings together coordination chemistry and targeted therapeutic applications. Its described reagent design allows for variation in metal ions and ligands, while the patent outlines how those features may support cross-linking and tissue-specific delivery.
Collaborations
Thomas V. O’Halloran is identified as Watton’s coworker. The patent’s subject matter reflects research at the intersection of chemistry and biomedical applications.
Conclusion
Stephen P. Watton’s patent documents a bi-metallic cross-linking approach with potential relevance to targeted anti-tumor treatment.
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