Zoila Reyes

Title: Zoila Reyes: Inventor in Biosensing and Seed Technology.

Introduction

Zoila Reyes is an inventor associated with Menlo Park, California. Her patent work spans electrochemical biosensing and materials for creating artificial seed coats. She is credited with 3 patents.

Latest Patents

One of Reyes’s listed inventions is an electrochemical concentration detector device. The patent describes biosensor systems and methods for quantitatively measuring selected substrates or metabolites in aqueous media. These systems use immobilized enzyme electrodes and measure electrochemical responses associated with hydrogen peroxide concentration.

Another listed invention is an artificial seed coat for botanic seed analogs. The disclosed methods and materials coat hydrogel capsules containing meristematic tissue with membranes that regulate the movement of solvents and dissolved substances. This approach aims to reproduce benefits of a natural seed coat while allowing the membrane’s composition to control the migration of different elements.

Career Highlights

Reyes’s listed professional affiliations include St. Jude Medical, Inc., and Plant Genetics. Her patent portfolio reflects work in both medical sensing technology and plant-related materials.

Collaborations

Among Reyes’s listed coworkers are Pepi Ross and Marc J. Madou. Their names connect her professional network with the technical fields represented in her patent work.

Conclusion

Zoila Reyes’s inventions address distinct challenges in biosensing and plant science, combining electrochemical measurement methods with materials designed to support artificial seed analogs.