Norioka; Shigemi

Patent Applications and Registrations

Patent applications and USPTO patent grants for Norioka; Shigemi.The latest application filed is for "surface plasmon resonance sensor".

Company Profile

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Norioka; Shigemi - Ibaraki JP
Norioka; Shigemi - Osaka JP

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Patent Activity

Patent	Date
Methods for derivatizing protein or peptide with sulfonic acid groups Grant 7,579,165 - Norioka , et al. August 25, 2	2009-08-25
Method of transcribing biomolecular patterns, method of manufacturing chip boards, and method of manufacturing biochips Grant 7,501,241 - Matsushita , et al. March 10, 2	2009-03-10
Optical analyzing unit and optical analyzing device Grant 7,342,663 - Matsushita , et al. March 11, 2	2008-03-11
Surface Plasmon Resonance Sensor App 20080037022 - Nishikawa; Takeo ; et al.	2008-02-14
Method for modifying protein or peptide C-terminal Grant 7,294,707 - Nakazawa , et al. November 13, 2	2007-11-13
Optical Analyzing Unit and Optical Analyzing Device App 20070211254 - Matsushita; Tomohiko ; et al.	2007-09-13
Method for selectively collecting N-terminal peptide fragment of protein Grant 7,041,472 - Norioka , et al. May 9, 2	2006-05-09
Method for derivatizing protein or peptide to sulfonic acid derivative App 20050084927 - Norioka, Shigemi ; et al.	2005-04-21
Method for modifying protein or peptide C-terminal App 20050085622 - Nakazawa, Takashi ; et al.	2005-04-21
Method of transcribing biomolecular patterns, method of manufacturing chip boards, and method of manufacturing biochips App 20050046758 - Matsushita, Tomohiko ; et al.	2005-03-03
Method for determining amino acid sequence of a peptide App 20040180381 - Yamaguchi, Minoru ; et al.	2004-09-16
Method for selectively collecting N-terminal peptide fragment of protein App 20040152155 - Norioka, Shigemi ; et al.	2004-08-05
Novel metal complex and method for determining amino acid sequence of protein using the same App 20040029181 - Ueyama, Norikazu ; et al.	2004-02-12

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