This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: The University of Tokyo. Active years: 2026.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2026
Title: Yuichiro Iwamoto: Cell Analysis and Identification
Introduction
Yuichiro Iwamoto is an inventor associated with the University of Tokyo in Tokyo, Japan. His patent work concerns a device and method for identifying target cells in flowing compartments.
Latest Patents
Iwamoto is credited with 1 patent: “Cell Analysis Device, Cell Determination Method, and Program.” The invention extracts information about an identification substance associated with a target cell, acquires identifiers from compartments moving along a flow path, and uses those identifiers to determine which compartments contain the target cell. The device then outputs the determination result.
Career Highlights
Iwamoto’s listed patent highlights an approach to cell analysis that links identification substances with cells and applies that relationship to compartments moving through a flow path. His work is associated with the University of Tokyo.
Collaborations
Iwamoto’s listed coworker is Sadao Ota. The available information identifies their association but does not specify details of a particular joint project.
Conclusion
Yuichiro Iwamoto’s patent focuses on identifying target cells in flowing compartments, reflecting his work in cell analysis associated with the University of Tokyo.
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