Search results for “Erythropoiesis-stimulating agent” companies
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Key Players
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Innovation Intensity
With the analysis among 181 patents, we discovered top 35 key players by total patent application. Keryx Biopharmaceuticals, Inc., F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd., The General Hospital Corp. are dominant in this area. They take 23.76% of the total patent filing.
Massachusetts, United States
Patent: 24
Switzerland
Patent: 10
Massachusetts, United States
Patent: 9
Hessen, Germany
Patent: 7
Osaka-fu, Japan
Patent: 6
Gujarat, India
Patent: 5
Tokyo-to, Japan
Patent: 5
Massachusetts, United States
Patent: 5
Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom
Patent: 5
Startups & Unicorns
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Fast-Growing
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Innovation in recent 5 years
With the analysis among related 32 patents applied in the last 5 years. We discover 15 most active companies in this area. The fast-growing Geron Corp., University of Freiburg, Keryx Biopharmaceuticals, Inc. take 31.25% of patent filing during this period.
California, United States
Patent: 4
Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Patent: 3
Massachusetts, United States
Patent: 3
Kanagawa-ken, Japan
Patent: 3
Belgium
Patent: 3
Ohio, United States
Patent: 1
Massachusetts, United States
Patent: 1
Massachusetts, United States
Patent: 1
Massachusetts, United States
Patent: 1
New Entrants
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Innovation in recent 5 years
With the analysis among related 32 patents in last 5 years, we discover 4 new entrants. Geron Corp., Yokohama National University, Janssen Biotech are the most active new entrants in this area.
California, United States
Patent: 4
Kanagawa-ken, Japan
Patent: 3
Belgium
Patent: 3
Massachusetts, United States
Patent: 1
Research Institutions
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With the analysis among 34 patents, we discovered top 10 universities and scientific research institutions by total patent application. University of Freiburg, Yokohama National University, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center are dominant in this area. They take 50.00% of the total patent filing.
Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Patent: 7
Kanagawa-ken, Japan
Patent: 3
Texas, United States
Patent: 3
Massachusetts, United States
Patent: 2
Tokyo-to, Japan
Patent: 1
West Virginia, United States
Patent: 1
North Carolina, United States
Patent: 1
France
Patent: 1
Fukuoka-ken, Japan
Patent: 1
Ukraine
Patent: 1
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