This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: The Upjohn Co.. Active years: 1977.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1977
Title: Walter T. Sokolski: Inventor in Microbiological Process Development
Introduction
Walter T. Sokolski is an inventor associated with Kalamazoo, Michigan, and The Upjohn Company. His recorded patent concerns a microbiological method for producing 4-thiouracil.
Latest Patents
Sokolski is credited with 1 patent, titled “Process for Producing 4-Thiouracil.” The invention describes producing the compound through controlled fermentation using the microorganism *Streptomyces libani* subsp. *soldani*, NRRL 8173, and its strains W and P, designated NRRL 8174 and NRRL 8175. The patent presents this as a novel microbiological process for preparing a known and useful compound.
Career Highlights
Sokolski’s patent work is associated with The Upjohn Company. The disclosed process highlights the use of selected microorganisms and controlled fermentation in the preparation of a chemical compound.
Collaborations
Sokolski’s listed coworkers include Lester A. Dolak and Alma Dietz.
Conclusion
Walter T. Sokolski’s recorded invention documents a fermentation-based approach to producing 4-thiouracil and reflects his patent work associated with The Upjohn Company.
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