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Neurogen — 312 Patents

Rank (All Time): #2,493 of 105,732Top 3%

120 inventors

312 Patents All Time

Patents per Year

Top Inventors at Neurogen All Time

Showing 1–50 of 120 inventors

Rank	Name	Patents
1	Alan Hutchison	105
2	Jun Yuan	87
3	Andrew Thurkauf	64
#4	Pamela Albaugh	53
#5	Kenneth Shaw	38
#6	George D. Maynard	37
#7	Charles A. Blum	32
#8	Raymond F. Horvath	30
#9	Xi Chen	29
#10	John M. Peterson	25
#10	Robert W. DeSimone	25
#12	Xiao He	22
#13	Guolin Cai	19
#14	Kevin Hodgetts	18
#14	Taeyoung Yoon	18
#16	Gang Liu	17
#16	Stéphane De Lombaert	17
#18	Rajagopal Bakthavatchalam	16
#19	He Zhao	15
#19	Jennifer Tran	15
#21	Jan Wasley	14
#22	Linghong Xie	13
#23	Kevin S. Currie	12
#23	Manuka Ghosh	12
#25	Bertrand L. Chenard	10
#25	Dario Doller	10
#25	Linda M. Gustavson	10
#25	Ping Ge	10
#25	Xiaozhang Zheng	10
#30	Harry Brielmann	9
#30	Kyungae Lee	9
#30	Stanislaw Rachwal	9
#30	Yang Gao	9
#34	Brian R. de Costa	8
#34	Daniel Rosewater	8
#34	James Darrow	8
#34	James Krause	8
#34	Timothy Caldwell	8
#39	Bingsong Han	7
#39	Guiying Li	7
#39	Wallace Pringle	7
#39	Xiaoyan Zhang	7
#43	George P. Luke	6
#43	Paul Chen	6
#43	Scott A. Mitchell	6
#46	Alan Hutchinson	5
#46	David A. Griffith	5
#46	Jan W. F. Wasley	5
#46	Nian Liu	5
#46	Philip A. Carpino	5

Most Valuable Patents

Patent	Est. Value	Year
Isoquinolinamine and phthalazinamine derivatives: corticotropin-releasing factor receptor CRF.sub.1 specific ligands	$17M	2000
Fused indolecarboxamides: dopamine receptor subtype specific ligands	$15M	2001
Substituted 4-oxo-napthyridine-3-carboxamides: GABA brain receptor ligands	$15M	2000
Substituted thienocycloalkylpyrazoles: dopamine receptor subtype specific ligands	$15M	2000
1-phenyl-4-benzylpiperazines; dopamine receptor subtype specific ligands	$14M	2001

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