Kawahara; Yoshio

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Kawahara; Yoshio.The latest application filed is for "method for producing substance utilizing microorganism".

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Kawahara; Yoshio - Kawasaki-shi JP
Kawahara; Yoshio - Kawasaki N/A JP
Kawahara; Yoshio - Midland MI

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Method for Producing Substance Utilizing Microorganism App 20140045219 - Nakai; Yuta ; et al.	2014-02-13
Method for producing substance utilizing microorganism Grant 8,586,334 - Nakai , et al. November 19, 2	2013-11-19
Plasmid autonomously replicable in coryneform bacteria Grant 7,244,569 - Matsuzaki , et al. July 17, 2	2007-07-17
Electronic apparatus equipped with image capturing device and microphone Grant 7,227,565 - Kawahara June 5, 2	2007-06-05
Gene encoding dihydrodipicolinate reductase from Bacillus methanolicus Grant 7,211,421 - Tsujimoto , et al. May 1, 2	2007-05-01
Methods for producing L-amino acids Grant 7,192,747 - Ono , et al. March 20, 2	2007-03-20
Genes for heat resistant enzymes of amino acid biosynthetic pathway derived from thermophilic coryneform bacteria Grant 7,183,403 - Hirano , et al. February 27, 2	2007-02-27
Genes for heat resistant enzymes of amino acid biosynthetic pathway derived from thermophilic coryneform bacteria Grant 7,125,977 - Hirano , et al. October 24, 2	2006-10-24
Thermophilic amino acid biosynthesis system enzyme gene of thermotolerant coryneform bacterium Grant 6,995,250 - Hirano , et al. February 7, 2	2006-02-07
Genes for heat resistant enzymes of amino acid biosynthetic pathway derived from thermophilic coryneform bacteria App 20050239176 - Hirano, Seiko ; et al.	2005-10-27
Lysine biosynthetic system genes derived from thermophilic bacteria App 20050233416 - Tsujimoto, Nobuharu ; et al.	2005-10-20
Genes for heat resistant enzymes of amino acid biosynthetic pathway derived from thermophilic coryneform bacteria App 20050176127 - Hirano, Seiko ; et al.	2005-08-11
Plasmid autonomously replicable in coryneform bacteria Grant 6,905,819 - Matsuzaki , et al. June 14, 2	2005-06-14
Gene encoding dihydrodipicolinate synthase from Bacillus methanolicus and methods of making lysine wing said gene Grant 6,878,533 - Tsujimoto , et al. April 12, 2	2005-04-12
Plasmid autonomously replicable in coryneform bacteria App 20040197918 - Matsuzaki, Yumi ; et al.	2004-10-07
Electronic apparatus App 20040192421 - Kawahara, Yoshio	2004-09-30
Methods for producing L-amino acids App 20030166174 - Ono, Yukiko ; et al.	2003-09-04
Genes for lysine biosynthetic system derived from thermophilic bacteria App 20030013174 - Tsujimoto, Nobuharu ; et al.	2003-01-16
Method for producing substance utilizing microorganism App 20020160461 - Nakai, Yuta ; et al.	2002-10-31
Dihydrodipicolinate synthase from Bacillus methanolicus Grant 6,461,852 - Tsujimoto , et al. October 8, 2	2002-10-08
Process For The Vapor Phase Rearrangement Of Hydrocarbons Utilizing Microwave Energy Grant 3,663,394 - Kawahara May 16, 1	1972-05-16

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