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Cell flow apparatus and method for real-time measurements of cellular responses

An apparatus and method for real-time measurement of a cellular response of a test compound or series of test compounds (303) on a flowing suspension of cells (349), in which a homogeneous suspension of each member of a series of cell types (349) is combined with a concentration of a test compound (303), directed through a detection zone (355), and a cellular response of the living cells is measured in real time as the cells in the test mixture are flowing through the detection zone (355). The apparatus may be used in automated screening of libraries of compounds, and is capable of real-time variation of concentrations of test and standard compounds and generation of dose / response profiles within a short time span.
Owner:CAPLIPER LIFE SCI INC

Methods and devices for targeting a site in a mammal and for removing species from a mammal

Methods and devices for improved targeting to a site in an organism, particularly to a tumor target site and for extracorporeal affinity adsorption, particularly in the treatment of cancer, atherosclerosis, including coronary artery disease, unstable angina, other acute ischemic syndromes and idiopathic dilated cardiac myopathy. In one aspect of the invention, a combination is provided comprising an extracorporeal device (1) having contained therein a binding compound (11) bound to a carrier (9), the binding compound having affinity for a binding partner, and a plurality of affinity binders (15), each of said affinity binders comprising a first portion (19) comprising the binding partner and a second portion (17) adapted to bind selectively with a species, the second portions of each of said affinity binders differing from each other.
Owner:STRAHILEVITZ MEIR

Flourescent organic nanofibrils as sensory materials for explosives detection

The present invention relates to a class of fluorescent, organic nanofibrils, and particularly the films comprising entangled piling of these nanofibrils exhibiting effective quenching of their fluorescence upon exposure the vapor of explosives. The invention also relates to a sensor and a method for sensing the explosives vapor and other volatile organic compounds, including the explosives taggants through the modulation of the fluorescence of the nanofibril film and the electrical conductivity of the nanofibrils. The invention also relates to a development of synthetic methods, protocols and techniques that leads to production of various arylene-ethynylene macrocycle (AEM) molecules, which consist of a shape-persistent, toroidal scaffold in planar conformation, with minimal ring strain and highly tunable ring sizes (from 0.5 nm to above 10 nm). The invention also relates to an approach to optimization of the one-dimensional molecular arrangement along the long axis of the nanofibril, which provides increased exciton (excited state) migration (via cofacial intermolecular electronic coupling) and charge transport (via pi-electronic delocalization). A combination of long-range exciton migration and efficient charge transport makes the nanofibrils ideal as sensory materials for detecting explosives and other volatile organic compounds through both optical and electrical sensing mechanisms.
Owner:SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY

Anti-Fouling Coatings for Combustion System Components Exposed to Slag, Ash and/or Char

A coating for use in combustion systems includes a plurality of refractory metal particles in a ceramic, glass or metal matrix disposed on surfaces of the system that are prone to slag, ash, and / or char buildup during operation of the combustion system. The coating is effective to prevent any substantial interaction with the slag, ash, and / or char.
Owner:THE PROCTER & GAMBNE CO +1

Flourescent organic nanofibrils based on arylene-ethylene macrocycles as sensory materials for explosives detection

ActiveUS8153065B2Efficiently quenchedMinimal ring strainAnalysis using chemical indicatorsAnalysis by electrical excitationFiberFluorescence
The present invention relates to a class of fluorescent, organic nanofibrils, and particularly the films comprising entangled piling of these nanofibrils exhibiting effective quenching of their fluorescence upon exposure the vapor of explosives. The invention also relates to a sensor and a method for sensing the explosives vapor and other volatile organic compounds, including the explosives taggants through the modulation of the fluorescence of the nanofibril film and the electrical conductivity of the nanofibrils. The invention also relates to a development of synthetic methods, protocols and techniques that leads to production of various arylene-ethynylene macrocycle (AEM) molecules, which consist of a shape-persistent, toroidal scaffold in planar conformation, with minimal ring strain and highly tunable ring sizes (from 0.5 nm to above 10 nm). The invention also relates to an approach to optimization of the one-dimensional molecular arrangement along the long axis of the nanofibril, which provides increased exciton (excited state) migration (via cofacial intermolecular electronic coupling) and charge transport (via pi-electronic delocalization). A combination of long-range exciton migration and efficient charge transport makes the nanofibrils ideal as sensory materials for detecting explosives and other volatile organic compounds through both optical and electrical sensing mechanisms.
Owner:SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY
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