Inventor · Ibaraki, JP

Teiji Kimura

23Patents

11h-index

52Co-inventors

78Inventor score

Filing activity: Oct 20, 1980 → Jan 12, 2011

Most-cited inventions

Patent	Title	Area	Cited by	Status
US5693652A	Benzimidazoles for ischemic heart conditions	Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies	96	Expired
US5801180A	Quinazoline derivatives	Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies	72	Expired
US5576322A	Anti-ischemic 2,4-diaminoquinazolines	Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies	66	Expired
US7667041B2	Cinnamide compound	Chemistry; Metallurgy	41	Active
US6448243B1	1,4-substituted cyclic amine derivatives	Chemistry; Metallurgy	29	Expired
US4408372A	Coupler	Emerging Cross-Sectional Technologies	26	Expired
US6737425B1	N,N-substituted cyclic amine derivatives	Chemistry; Metallurgy	25	Expired
US7618960B2	Morpholine type cinnamide compound	Chemistry; Metallurgy	13	Active
US7935815B2	Imidazoyl pyridine compounds and salts thereof	Chemistry; Metallurgy	12	Active
US7687640B2	Cinnamide compound	Chemistry; Metallurgy	12	Active
US7737141B2	Prodrug of cinnamide compound	Chemistry; Metallurgy	11	Active
US7897632B2	Multi-cyclic cinnamide derivatives	Chemistry; Metallurgy	10	Active
US7880009B2	Cinnamide compound	Chemistry; Metallurgy	7	Active
US6579881B2	Indoles	Chemistry; Metallurgy	4	Expired
US7713993B2	Multi-cycle cinnamide derivatives	Chemistry; Metallurgy	4	Active
US7973033B2	Multi-cyclic cinnamide derivatives	Chemistry; Metallurgy	4	Active
US8008293B2	Bicyclic oxomorpholine derivative	Human Necessities	3	Active
US8048878B2	Two cyclic cinnamide compound	Chemistry; Metallurgy	3	Active
US7071201B2	Quinoline derivatives	Chemistry; Metallurgy	2	Expired
US6667412B1	Nitrile compound	Chemistry; Metallurgy	0	Expired
US5668136A	Trisubstituted benzene derivatives, composition and methods of treatment	Chemistry; Metallurgy	0	Expired
US9453000B2	Polycyclic compound	Chemistry; Metallurgy	0	Active
US5876981A	Transglycosylation reactions employing .beta.-galactosidase	Chemistry; Metallurgy	0	Expired

Source: USPTO / EPO open patent data. Inventor disambiguation is heuristic; counts are objective bibliographic measures.