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Inventor profile of:

Stephen Scherer

City:

Toronto

Country:

Canada

Published Applications:

Last publication date:

2023-03-23

Top Assignees for applications by Stephen Scherer

The entities that hold a legal rights for patent applications filed by inventor Scherer Stephen:

The Hospital for Sick Children 7 Toronto, Canada
POPULATION BIO, INC. 3 Melville, NY United States
THE HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN 1 Toronto, Ontario, -
Population Diagnostics, Inc. 1 Melville, NY United States

Recent patent applications by Scherer Stephen

Stephen Scherer from Toronto, CA has applied for patents for these inventions. The list has both pending applications and granted patents:

#1 | 2023-03-23

US20230088841A1

Chemistry; metallurgy

Genome-Wide Detection of DNA Repeats Expanded in Disease

#2 | 2023-02-16

US20230050461A1

Chemistry; metallurgy

Methods and compositions for screening and treating developmental disorders

#3 | 2022-07-21

US20220228215A1

Chemistry; metallurgy

Method of Determining Disease Causality of Genome Mutations

#4 | 2020-06-25

US20200199674A1

Chemistry; metallurgy

Methods and compositions for screening and treating developmental disorders

#5 | 2019-06-27

US20190194753A1

Chemistry; metallurgy

Methods and compositions for screening and treating developmental disorders

#6 | 2016-11-10

US20160326586A1

Chemistry; metallurgy

Method of determining disease causality of genome mutations

#7 | 2014-06-12

US20140162894A1

Chemistry; metallurgy

Methods and compositions for screening and treating developmental disorders

#8 | 2014-06-12

US20140161721A1

Chemistry; metallurgy

Methods and compositions for screening and treating developmental disorders

#9 | 2013-11-28

US20130316911A1

Chemistry; metallurgy

Methods and compositions for screening and treating developmental disorders

#10 | 2013-08-15

US20130210657A1

Chemistry; metallurgy

Method of Determining Risk of Autism Spectrum Disorder

#11 | 2012-05-17

US20120122725A1

Chemistry; metallurgy

Method of determining risk of a neuropsychiatric disorder

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