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Methods of analyzing polymers using a spatial network of fluorophores and fluorescence resonance energy transfer
InactiveUS6263286B1Easy to analyze and useMicrobiological testing/measurementLaboratory glasswaresEnergy transferResonance
The present invention relates to methods and apparatuses for analyzing molecules, particularly polymers, and molecular complexes with extended or rod-like conformations. In particular, the methods and apparatuses are used to identify repetitive information in molecules or molecular ensembles, which is interpreted using an autocorrelation function in order to determine structural information about the molecules. The methods and apparatuses of the invention are used for, inter alia, determining the sequence of a nucleic acid, determining the degree of identity of two polymers, determining the spatial separation of specific sites within a polymer, determining the length of a polymer, and determining the velocity with which a molecule penetrates a biological membrane.
Owner:U S GENOMICS INC
Method and a device for thermal analysis of cast iron
InactiveUS7168852B2Improve accuracyEliminate sourceThermometer detailsWithdrawing sample devicesCooling curveComputer module
Owner:SINTERCAST
Distributed Processing
InactiveUS20100064001A1Easy to useImprove environmental performanceMultiple digital computer combinationsBilling/invoicingElectronic formHandling system
A distributed processing system for acquiring utility usage information from customer facilities, processing the utility usage information, and delivering the utility usage information in formats that facilitate understanding by end-users. The distributed processing system may include a server system that may store utility usage information, generate real-time alert messages, and create spreadsheet report attachments that may be pushed to end-users. Some of the spreadsheet reports may include a number of navigations buttons allowing a user to toggle between various tools that analyze utility usage information.
Owner:POWER TAKEOFF
Consecutive base single molecule sequencing
InactiveUS20070099212A1Determine relationshipEasy to analyze and useBioreactor/fermenter combinationsBiological substance pretreatmentsNucleotidePolynucleotide
The invention provides methods for sequencing polynucleotide molecules using single molecule sequencing techniques, where a plurality of labeled nucleotides are incorporated consecutively into an individual primer molecule.
Owner:FLUIDIGM CORP
Methods and apparatus for analyzing software interface usage
ActiveUS20080134156A1Effective convenient meanEasy to analyze and useProgram documentationProgram controlApplication programming interfaceApplication software
Methods and apparatus for analyzing the interface usage and requirements within software applications. In one embodiment, the interfaces comprise application programming interfaces (APIs) used with Java-based software, and the apparatus comprises a computer program that analyzes file paths (or classpaths) containing one or more files comprising Java bytecode. The names of the classes are extracted and placed into a class dictionary. The different classes listed in the dictionaries are broken down into their individual methods. Each method is then dissembled and analyzed for method or field invocations on other classes found in the dictionary. Methods called are added to a “used class” report. The used class report preferably contains the name of the class, method and the instruction information.
Owner:TIME WARNER CABLE ENTERPRISES LLC
Computational method for identifying adhesin and adhesin-like proteins of therapeutic potential
ActiveUS20050288866A1Easy to identifyLaborious and time-consume and expensiveBiological material analysisSurgeryDipeptideMicrobiology
A computational method for identifying adhesin and adhesin-like proteins, said method comprising steps of computing the sequence-based attributes of a neural network software wherein the attributes are (i) amino acid frequencies, (ii) multiplet frequency, (iii) dipeptide frequencies, (iv),charge composition, and (v) hydrophobic composition, training the artificial neural Network (ANN) for each of the computed five attributes, and identifying the adhesin and adhesin-like proteins having probability of being an adhesin (Pad) as ≧0.51; a computer system for performing the method; and genes and proteins encoding adhesin and adhesin-like proteins.
Owner:COUNCIL OF SCI & IND RES
Method for detection of promoter methylation status
InactiveUS7358048B2Precise “ molecular signature ”Accurately methylation statusMicrobiological testing/measurementFermentationCapillary electrophoresisElectrophoresis
Owner:CORNELL RES FOUNDATION INC
Sensor and media event detection and tagging system
ActiveUS20160292509A1Labor savingEasy to analyze and useImage enhancementTelevision system detailsSocial webData science
Enables detection and tagging of events using sensor data combined with data from servers such as social media sites. Sensors may measure values such as motion, temperature, humidity, wind, pressure, elevation, light, sound, or heart rate. Sensor data and event tags may be utilized to curate text, images, video, sound and post the results to social networks, for example in a dedicated feed. Event tags generated by the system may represent for example activity types, players, performance levels, or scoring results. The system may analyze social media postings to confirm or augment event tags. Users may filter and analyze saved events based on the assigned tags. The system may create highlight and fail reels filtered by metrics and by tags.
Owner:NEWLIGHT CAPITAL LLC
Method for genotyping polymorphisms in humans
ActiveUS7300788B2Easy to analyze and useBioreactor/fermenter combinationsBiological substance pretreatmentsMedicineNucleic acid sequencing
The invention provides nucleic acid sequences that are complementary, in one embodiment, to a wide variety of human polymorphisms. The invention provides the sequences in such a way as to make them available for a variety of analyses including genotyping a large number of SNPs in parallel. The invention also provides a collection of human SNPs that is useful for genetic analysis within and across populations. As such, the invention relatesd to diverse fields impacted by the nature of genetics, including biology, medicine, and medical diagnostics.
Owner:AFFYMETRIX INC
Animal cage behavior system
InactiveUS7086350B2Facilitates automated analysis and generationHigh resolutionAnimal housingOther apparatusAnimal behaviorTemporal resolution
A behavioral monitoring system useful for the analysis of complex behaviors in a number of animal species. The monitoring systems of this invention allow continuous monitoring of feeding, drinking and movement of animals with high temporal and spatial resolution. In certain embodiments, the system comprises an enclosure comprising: an animal position indicator; a food consumption indicator; and a fluid consumption indicator, where the system reports behavioral data at a temporal resolution of 20 seconds or lower.
Owner:RGT UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
Animal cage behavior system
InactiveUS20050066910A1High temporalHigh spatial resolutionAnimal housingOther apparatusTemporal resolutionImage resolution
This invention pertains to a novel behavioral monitoring system useful for the analysis of complex behaviors in a number of animal species. The monitoring systems of this invention allow continuous monitoring of feeding, drinking and movement of animals with high temporal and spatial resolution. In certain embodiments, teh system comprises an enclosure comprising: an animal position indicator; a food consumption indicator; and a fluid consumption indicator, where the system reports behavioral data at a temporal resolution of 20 seconds or lower.
Owner:RGT UNIV OF CALIFORNIA
Method of creating common-offset/common-azimuth gathers in 3-D seismic surveys and method of conducting reflection attribute variation analysis
InactiveUS6026059AEasy to analyze and useSeismic energy generationSeismic signal processingAzimuth directionLong axis
Processes are described for providing a data set useful for performing analysis of reflection attribute variation among traces in a window of three-dimensional seismic data, wherein the traces have a reflection point assigned thereto and wherein the traces represent recordings from shot-receiver pairs having various azimuth angles. According to one embodiment, the process comprises: assigning an offset value to a plurality of traces; fitting a substantially conical surface having a major and a minor axis to the data of the traces within the window, wherein: the major axis of the cone represents the azimuth direction having the lowest variation in the reflection attribute, and the minor axis of the cone represents the azimuth direction having the highest variation in the reflection attribute; assigning a coordinate set to the surface, wherein the coordinate set is related to a survey geometry of the data; and comparing the reflection attribute variation as a function of offset and azimuth.
Owner:PGS GEOPHYSICAL AS
Microfluidic apparatus and method for DNA extraction, amplification and analysis
InactiveUS20110244467A1Reduce manufacturing costEasy to analyze and useBioreactor/fermenter combinationsBiological substance pretreatmentsGel basedA-DNA
An integrated gel based microfluidic sample processing device, suitable for forensic investigations at the scene of a crime, including a substrate having a plurality of micro-channels to form at least a DNA extraction chamber in fluidic cooperation with an amplification chamber which in turn is in fluidic cooperation with a separation and detection channel. The micro-channels containing a DNA extraction material and gel based reaction reagents necessary for processing the sample. The device further having electrical contacts for coupling to an external power source and capable of inducing electro-kinetic manipulation of the gel based reagents and DNA extracted from the sample throughout the device.
Owner:UNIVERSITY OF HULL
Combined lysis and PCR buffer
InactiveUS20060286557A1Permit long-term storageRapid lysisMicrobiological testing/measurementMicroorganism lysisLysisNucleic acid sequencing
The present invention provides compositions, methods, and kits for lysing cells, storing nucleic acids, amplifying nucleic, and analyzing nucleic acids. Among other things, the compositions, methods, and kits are suitable for one-step lysis and amplification of nucleic acid sequences of interest. In general, the compositions comprise TCEP and a non-ionic detergent, such as Triton X-100.
Owner:STRATAGENE INC US
Non-destructive inspection using laser profiling and associated method
ActiveUS7253908B2Maintenance cost and downtimeEasy to carryMaterial analysis by optical meansCharacter and pattern recognitionNon destructiveData acquisition
A system for non-destructive inspection using laser profiling and an associated method are provided. The system includes a support surface, and at least one laser carried by the support surface and directed towards the workpiece at an oblique angle such that at least a portion of the workpiece is illuminated by the laser. The system also includes a camera carried by the support surface and capable of capturing reflections from the workpiece, as well as a translation device capable of traveling proximate to the workpiece. The support surface is coupled to the translation device such that the laser and the camera are capable of traveling along the workpiece. The system further includes a data acquisition system capable of communicating with the camera such that the data acquisition system creates an image indicative of at least a portion of the workpiece based on the reflections from the workpiece.
Owner:THE BOEING CO
Sample concentration maldi plates for maldi mass spectrometry
InactiveUS20050130222A1Simple methodWide rangeBioreactor/fermenter combinationsBiological substance pretreatmentsLaser desorption ionization mass spectrometryAnalyte
A novel Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption / Ionization Mass Spectrometry (MALDI-MS) sample support plate is described. The plate comprises a top sample presentation surface and a lower surface, wherein the top sample presentation surface comprises at least one aperture for receiving a sample. The aperture extends through and between the top sample presentation surface and the bottom surface, and contains a porous material that retains and concentrates at the target spot analyte and matrix molecules contained in the sample on the surface of the aperture. Methods for making and using the sample support plate in conventional and automated MALDI-MS are also described.
Owner:WATERS TECH CORP
Prediction of shallow drilling hazards using seismic refraction data
InactiveUS7796468B2Increase spacingImprove safety and economySeismic signal processingSpecial data processing applicationsWell drillingKarst
Shallow drilling hazards (44), such as karsts, caves, voids and unconsolidated discontinuities, that can pose significant risks to exploration and development well drilling operations are detected employing seismic refraction data on which a series of attribute analyses are performed, the resulting data being further processed to provide a three-dimensional visualization. Refracted wave raypaths (40, 46, 48) are highly distorted by encountering a karst feature with the occurrence of backscattering absorption. The resultant energy recorded at the surface receivers (52) is significantly reduced as compared to refracted waves recorded by other receivers (50) where no karsting is present. Multiple refractors are subjected to a relatively simple and rapid processing using commercially available software to track these differences and to map them in the near surface to improve the siting of wells and to alert drilling engineers and crews to the possibility of encountering the hazard.
Owner:SAUDI ARABIAN OIL CO
Prediction of Shallow Drilling Hazards Using Seismic Refraction Data
InactiveUS20070255501A1Increased spatial samplingIncrease spacingPower supply for data processingSeismic signal processingWell drillingKarst
Shallow drilling hazards (44), such as karsts, caves, voids and unconsolidated discontinuities, that can pose significant risks to exploration and development well drilling operations are detected employing seismic refraction data on which a series of attribute analyses are performed, the resulting data being further processed to provide a three-dimensional visualization. Refracted wave raypaths (40, 46, 48) are highly distorted by encountering a karst feature with the occurrence of backscattering absorption. The resultant energy recorded at the surface receivers (52) is significantly reduced as compared to refracted waves recorded by other receivers (50) where no karsting is present. Multiple refractors are subjected to a relatively simple and rapid processing using commercially available software to track these differences and to map them in the near surface to improve the siting of wells and to alert drilling engineers and crews to the possibility of encountering the hazard.
Owner:SAUDI ARABIAN OIL CO
Solid-state image sensor
ActiveUS20100208115A1Quality improvementSuppress power consumptionTelevision system detailsTelevision system scanning detailsCcd cameraPhotodiode
A pixel area with a two-dimensional array of pixels (10) each including a photodiode and a memory area (3a) on which memory sections for holding signals produced by the pixels for continuously recordable frames are separately provided on a semiconductor substrate. All the pixels simultaneously perform a photocharge storage operation, and the signals produced by the photocharge storage are extracted in parallel through mutually independent pixel output lines (14). In a plurality of memory sections connected to one pixel output line, a sample-and-hold transistor of a different memory section is turned on for each exposure cycle so as to sequentially hold signals in a capacitor of each memory section. After the continuous imaging is completed, all the pixel are sequentially read. Unlike CCD cameras, the present sensor does not simultaneously drive all the gate loads. Therefore, the sensor consumes less power yet can be driven at high speeds. The separation between the memory area and pixel area prevents signals from deterioration due to an intrusion of excessive photocharges. As a result, the sensor can perform imaging operations at higher speeds than ever before and yet capture images with higher qualities.
Owner:TOHOKU UNIV +1
System and method for stress sensing
ActiveUS20150238140A1Accurate data analysisProvide feedbackCatheterRespiratory organ evaluationStress levelComputer science
A system for non-invasively monitoring a stress level of a subject is presented. A sensor is configured to monitor an attribute of the subject. A housing is configured to removably attach to the subject, the housing includes a processor in communication with the sensor, the processor is configured to retrieve data from the sensor, and use the data retrieved from the sensor to determine a stress level of the subject.
Owner:ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY
Lysis and stabilization buffer suitable for inclusion in PCR reactions
InactiveUS20070015185A1Permit long-term storageRapid lysisSugar derivativesMicrobiological testing/measurementLysisNucleic acid sequencing
The present invention provides compositions, methods, and kits for lysing cells, storing nucleic acids, amplifying nucleic acids, and analyzing nucleic acids. Among other things, the compositions, methods, and kits are suitable for one-step lysis and amplification of nucleic acid sequences of interest. In general, the compositions comprise TCEP and a non-ionic surfactant, such as Triton X-100.
Owner:STRATAGENE INC US
Light weight portable scanning electron microscope
InactiveUS20050178966A1Improve portabilityReduced Power RequirementsMaterial analysis using wave/particle radiationElectric discharge tubesPortable powerElectron microscope
We have developed a particular combination of elements and devices which enables the portability of a scanning electron microscope (SEM). In particular the combination enables a small size, typically less than about 50 liters, a manageable weight, typically less than about 15 kg, and a low power requirement, typically less than about 100 W, which permits operation using power supplied from a portable source such as a battery. Higher performance versions may exhibit increased volume in the range of about 150 liters, increased weight, in the range of 45 kg, and a power requirement in the range of 300 W. The higher performance version of the portable scanning electron microscope may be portable with the assistance of a dolly (rolling cart) or with the assistance of attached wheels and pulling appendage.
Owner:GROSS HARALD
Portable scanning electron microscope
InactiveUS6897443B2Small sizeReduce system sizeMaterial analysis using wave/particle radiationElectric discharge tubesScanning tunneling microscopeScanning electron microscope
We have developed a particular combination of elements and devices which enables the portability of a scanning electron microscope (SEM). In particular the combination enables a small size, typically less than about 50 liters, a manageable weight, typically less than about 15 kg, and a low power requirement, typically less than about 100 W, which permits operation using power supplied from a portable source such as a battery. Higher performance versions may exhibit increased volume in the range of about 150 liters, increased weight, in the range of 45 kg, and a power requirement in the range of 300 W. The higher performance version of the portable scanning electron microscope may be portable with the assistance of a dolly (rolling cart) or with the assistance of attached wheels and pulling appendage.
Owner:GROSS HARALD
Broadband frequency agile signal characterization
InactiveUS20050227626A1Easy to analyze and useTransmitters monitoringLine-transmission monitoring/testingSignal analyzerEngineering
A signal analyzer to characterize the RF signal transmitted by a frequency hopping radio transmitter. The transmitted signal is analyzed while hopping across a broad frequency band without knowledge of the hop frequencies, timing or signal bandwidth. A wide range of signal parameters are measured on the dehopped signal to characterize the radio performance and the compliance to the radio specifications.
Owner:AEROFLEX SYST GRP
Acridone derivatives as labels for fluorescence detection of target materials
InactiveUS8034558B2Simple requirementsEasy to analyze and useSugar derivativesMaterial analysis by observing effect on chemical indicatorPhosphateBiological materials
Owner:TTP LABTECH
Device for removing consumable analytic products from a storage container
InactiveUS7569187B2Improve removalIncrease thrust forceAnalysis using chemical indicatorsCoin-freed apparatus detailsPush outForced exercise
Owner:ROCHE DIAGNOSTICS GMBH
Method and device for parsing tagged file
ActiveCN102651019AIncrease success rateAnalysis success rate is lowSpecial data processing applicationsWorld Wide WebComputer science
The invention provides a method and device for parsing a tagged file and aims to solve the problem of low tagged file parsing success rate in the prior art. A tag set is generated by acquiring tag targets from a tagged file; the tag targets are grouped according to the public attribute of the tag targets in the tag set; one or more grouped tags are obtained from the grouping result; a mapping list is parsed according to the preset tagged file, the attributes of the tag targets in the one or more grouped tags are matched; and the data for parsing the tagged file is obtained from the matched grouped tags. The tag targets are grouped according to the public attribute of the tag targets, so that association is established among the tag targets which are disordered in the tagged file, further matching parsing is facilitated, and the tagged file parsing success rate is effectively improved.
Owner:BEIJING QIHOO TECH CO LTD
Standard solution for use in analysis of amino acid in plasma
ActiveUS20150064792A1Reduce mistakesAccurate measurementComponent separationBiological testingCitrullineTyrosine
An external standard solution for use in the analysis of amino acid in plasma, containing,(1) at least one amino acid selected from the following components A, at a concentration of 0.0007 M to 0.49 M, and (2) (i) at least one amino acid selected from the following components B, at a concentration of 0.2 to 0.9 times of the lowest-concentration amino acid among the amino acids selected from components A, (ii) at least one amino acid selected from the following components C, at a concentration of 0.1 to 0.4 times of the lowest-concentration amino acid among amino acids selected from the components A, or (iii) at least one amino acid selected from the following components D, at a concentration of 0.05 to 0.2 times of the lowest-concentration amino acid among amino acids selected from the components A,[Components A] valine, glycine, alanine and glutamine[Components B] serine, proline, threonine, taurine, leucine, isoleucine, lysine, histidine, phenylalanine and tyrosine[Components C] asparagine, ornithine, arginine and tryptophan[Components D] glutamic acid, methionine, citrulline and cystine.
Owner:FUJIFILM WAKO PURE CHEM CORP +1
Compositions, devices and methods for SERS and LSPR
ActiveUS8628727B2Efficient extractionQuick checkMaterial nanotechnologyBioreactor/fermenter combinationsMicroorganismMicrobiology
Owner:NORTHWESTERN UNIV +1
Compliance Analysis System
InactiveUS20140025593A1Easy to analyze and useFollow exactlyCommerceDocumentation procedureCompliance analysis
A compliance analysis system. The compliance analysis system is used to evaluate and monitor compliance with a collection of rules applicable to an entity or site. The compliance analysis system uses checklists to insure consistent inspections. The compliance analysis system provides comprehensive documentation of the inspection including reference materials based on the findings of the inspection. The compliance analysis system stores the results of each inspection and allows comparison of the inspection results over time and across sites. Reports and analysis by the compliance analysis system optionally estimate discretionary penalties for violations. User created additions and modifications to the compliance analysis system data collections may be submitted for approval and distribution to other compliance analysis system users. Custom and user specific content is preserved when shared compliance analysis system data collections are updated.
Owner:DLC ENTERPRISES
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