BIOMARKER FOR MYALGIC ENCEPHALOMYELITIS/CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME (ME/CFS) - Yamamoto et al 27 Feb 2020

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  1. Sly Saint

    Sly Saint Senior Member (Voting Rights)

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    https://patentscope.wipo.int/search/en/detail.jsf?docId=WO2020040210&tab=PCTBIBLIO

    (main paper in japanese)
     
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  2. Trish

    Trish Moderator Staff Member

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    Looks like it's a patent application, not a research paper.
     
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    Wits_End Senior Member (Voting Rights)

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    It is, but if they've got as far as filing a patent application, then surely they've done quite a bit of research beforehand?
     
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    Hutan Moderator Staff Member

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    Inventors
    • 山村 隆 YAMAMURA Takashi; JP
    • 佐藤 和貴郎 SATO Wakiro; JP
    • 小野 紘彦 ONO Hirohiko; JP
    • 松谷 隆治 MATSUTANI Takaji; JP
    • 中村 征史 NAKAMURA Yukio; JP
    • 北浦 一孝 KITAURA Kazutaka; JP
    Agents
    • 山本 秀策 YAMAMOTO Shusaku; JP
    • 森下 夏樹 MORISHITA Natsuki; JP
    • ▲駒▼谷 剛志 KOMATANI Takeshi; JP
    • 飯田 貴敏 IIDA Takatoshi; JP
    • 石川 大輔 ISHIKAWA Daisuke; JP
    • 山本 健策 YAMAMOTO Kensaku; JP
    Yamamoto is the first listed agent, but it's probably the inventor names that we are likely to find on papers.

    There's a T Yamamura who was a joint author with Komaroff, discussed here:
    Neuroinflammation/PET research out of Japan

    This thread mentions Wakiro Sato
    https://www.s4me.info/threads/fundi...diagnosis-method-for-me-cfs.9064/#post-159900
     
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    alex3619 Senior Member (Voting Rights)

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    Sometimes, but the priority is to nail down the finding as a patent before doing the research and potentially giving the game away, where competitors can steal a march on them. So if you even suspect a useful finding, you patent it. I suspect most such patents never work out, and you never hear of them again.
     
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  6. mariovitali

    mariovitali Senior Member (Voting Rights)

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    I always believed that taking Japanese language lessons would be put to use one day :

     
  7. Snow Leopard

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    Looks like patent gaming to me...
     
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