MUMBAI, India, Aug. 12 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202611070851 A) filed by Jay Singh; and Dr Anjana Goyal on June 07, 2026, for A System For Longitudinal Biological Monitoring Of Athletes Using Phase-Specific Sample Collection, Physiological Variable Integration, And Adaptive Biomarker Interpretation.
Inventors include Jay Singh; and Dr Anjana Goyal.
The application for the patent was published on August 07, 2026, under issue no. 32/2026.
Abstract: A system and method for longitudinal biological monitoring of athletes utilising phase specific biological sample collection integrated with physiological variable acquisition and adaptive biomarker interpretation is disclosed. The invention comprises structured serial biological sample collection during predefined athlete training and competition phases combined with individualised baseline profiling, physiological and environmental metadata acquisition, coded confidentiality systems, chain-of- custody management, and longitudinal variability assessment methodologies. The system integrates contextual physiological variables, including training load, recovery interventions, hydration status, sleep duration, illness conditions, travel exposure, injury status, medication intake, supplement use, menstrual status, and competition participation for improved biological interpretation. Adaptive analytical frameworks compare biomarker fluctuations against individualized longitudinal profiles to improve contextual assessment and athlete monitoring reliability. The invention is applicable in anti-doping intelligence systems, sports medicine institutions, athlete biological monitoring programs, and longitudinal physiological assessment platforms.
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