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20090018194 | Use of antimicrobial agents derived from alliaceous plants for the prevention and control of crop diseases, post-harvest rot and as environmental disinifectant products - The present invention is directed to utilization of antimicrobial agents derived from plants of the alliaceae family for the prevention and control of crop diseases, post-harvest rotting and as environmental disinfection products. The agents include propyl propylthiosulfinate and propyl propylthiosulfonate compounds for pre- and post-harvest treatments, control of rotting in fruits and vegetables; disinfection of agricultural soils, control of microorganisms, environmental disinfection in agricultural processing industries, facilities and equipment, disinfection of food containers and boxes. The agents can be used as pure active principles or in mixtures, in aqueous solutions or in any formulation, either liquid or supported in a solid agent or formulation; as single active principles or in formulation, together with other synthetic or natural antifungal agents, biocontrol agents, fertilizers, antioxidants, growth regulators or regulators of any other type; by means of immersion, fogging, wetting, spraying, atomization, injection in the soil, in irrigation systems, by means of drenchers or in general any other treatment or application system. | 01-15-2009 |
20090306206 | SOLID FORM SODIUM LAURYL SULFATE (SLS) PESTICIDE COMPOSITION - A pesticide composition and method of eliminating pests combines water and a solid form of sodium lauryl sulfate to form a pesticide composition effective to cause mortality in pests. The pesticide composition is applied to the indoor structure in an area which the pests inhabit. The sodium lauryl sulfate can be in needle form, pellet form or powder form and constitutes between about 1% and about 10% by weight of the pesticide composition. The pesticide composition may be applied to an area inhabited by cockroaches, including, but not limited to, in crevices, cracks, corners, wall and floor junctures or other enclosed or partially enclosed areas of a structure. | 12-10-2009 |
20110054024 | Use of hop acids in fuel ethanol production - Six hop acids are common to hops and beer: alpha acid, beta acids, isoalpha acids, rho-isoalpha acids, tetrahydro-isoalpha acids, and hexahydro-isoalpha acids. The six hop acids were tested to determine which were the most effective in inhibiting the growth of bacteria common to fuel ethanol production. The bacteria used in the tests were | 03-03-2011 |
20130310455 | ACAMPROSATE FORMULATIONS, METHODS OF USING THE SAME, AND COMBINATIONS COMPRISING THE SAME - Embodiments disclosed herein generally relate to acamprosate formulations, methods of use of the formulations, to methods of using the formulations in combination with at least one other medication, and to combination products and compositions comprising the formulations and at least one other medication, such as neuroleptic (antipsychotic) and/or antidepressant drugs. | 11-21-2013 |
20130310456 | ACAMPROSATE FORMULATIONS, METHODS OF USING THE SAME, AND COMBINATIONS COMPRISING THE SAME - Embodiments disclosed herein generally relate to acamprosate formulations, methods of use of the formulations, to methods of using the formulations in combination with at least one other medication, and to combination products and compositions comprising the formulations and at least one other medication, such as neuroleptic (antipsychotic) and/or antidepressant drugs. | 11-21-2013 |
20160030372 | MATERNAL CHELATION FOR EMBRYO, FETAL AND INFANT BENEFIT - This invention teaches the use of chelating agents to diagnose and treat metal toxins in a patient. Chelation agents are given to the mother for the benefit of the baby. Metal toxins such as lead, arsenic, mercury, tin, antimony, aluminum and others are known to cause miscarriages, birth defects, maldevelopment of the organs and tissues and maldevelopment of the brain. Chelation treatments of the mother can prevent these problems in the embryo, fetus and infant. Removal of lead and mercury and other toxins allows improved development of the offspring, both during the chelation and after the chelation is discontinued. Determining whether a mother who has just delivered a baby has elevated levels of heavy metals can also be used to identify the elevated metals of the mother as a possible cause of birth defects. | 02-04-2016 |