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David Allsop, Carnforth GB
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20140356418 | COMPOSITIONS FOR BINDING TO AMYLOID PROTEINS - Compositions useful for the prevention and/or treatment of Alzheimer's disease are disclosed. The composition comprises carrier particles each linked to a plurality of peptide constructs comprising a peptide binding sequence capable of binding to an amyloid protein and a transit amino acid sequence linked to said binding sequence. The binding sequence may be retroinverted D-peptide mimetic of an L-peptide binding sequence and the transit sequence may be a D-peptide mimetic of an L-peptide transit sequence (e.g. TAT) The preferred peptide construct comprises the sequence rGffvlkGrrrrqrrkkrGy. The preferred carrier particles are liposomes. | 12-04-2014 |
Glenn Allsop, Nottingham GB
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20140346308 | SYSTEM FOR STRENGTHENING POLES - Disclosed is a system for strengthening a pole comprising a support element for supporting the pole; and fastening means for securing the support element to the pole; wherein the fastening means comprises a pair of mutually engaging fastening parts, including a bolt part and a corresponding nut part adapted to engage with the bolt part; and wherein the support element comprises an aperture adapted to receive a first one of the pair of fastening parts, and wherein at least one of the aperture and the first fastening part is shaped to prevent rotation of the first fastening part when located in the aperture. | 11-27-2014 |
Jamey J. Allsop, Ketchum, ID US
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20090175034 | SOLAR-POWERED COLLAPSIBLE LIGHTING APPARATUS - A solar-powered collapsible lighting apparatus and methods of assembling such a lighting apparatus are disclosed. | 07-09-2009 |
20120281393 | SOLAR-POWERED COLLAPSIBLE LIGHTING APPARATUS - A solar-powered lighting apparatus having a light transmissible shade coupled to a housing that receives a solar cell, a battery and at least a portion of a lighting element assembly. In one embodiment, the shade may have a spherical shape achieved with a support unit or achieved by operation of gravity. A bottom device or bottom portion may be coupled to the shade and cooperate therewith forming and maintaining the spherical shape. | 11-08-2012 |
John R. Allsop, Victoria AU
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20110309600 | Coupling Device - A coupling device for coupling a first vehicle to a second towed vehicle, the coupling device including a pillar ( | 12-22-2011 |
John Rodney Allsop, Victoria AU
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20090078732 | Carrying device mountable on a tow-ball - This is a device where one component is a member which, without recourse to any tools, can be attached to or removed from a tow-ball that is anchored to or integral with a tow-bar. The member is rigidly located and unable to move in any plane or about any axis when it is engaged with the tow-ball and the remainder of the device. The member has an integral platform that can be used to support and or tow any desired object e.g. bicycles on a rack attached to the platform. | 03-26-2009 |
Mark L. Allsop, Wahroonga AU
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20110302462 | SEVERITY MAP OF CHANGE-INDUCED PERVASIVE SERVICES OUTAGES - A computer implemented method, system and/or computer program product handle problems caused by a modification to an information technology (IT) system. Problem-data, describing a known problem to a first IT system that occurred during a modification to the first IT system; severity-data, describing a severity of the known problem; and solution-data, describing a solution of steps to be taken to correct the known problem, are received and stored. A modification alert indicates that the modification will be applied to a second IT system that is different from the first IT system. If the first IT system and the second IT system share a pre-determined amount of common features, then a severity map, which describes the known problem, the severity of the known problem, and the solution to the known problem as applied to the second IT system, is displayed to a user of the second IT system. | 12-08-2011 |
Nicholas Allsop, Berlin DE
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20110081734 | METHOD AND ARRANGEMENT FOR PRODUCING AN N-SEMICONDUCTIVE INDIUM SULFIDE THIN LAYER - A method of producing, at atmospheric pressure, an n-type semiconductive indium sulfide thin film on a substrate using an indium-containing precursor, hydrogen sulfide as a reactive gaseous precursor, and an inert carrier gas stream includes cyclically repeating first and second steps so as to produce an indium sulfide thin film of a desired thickness. The first method phase includes converting the indium-containing precursor to at least one of a dissolved and a gaseous phase, heating the substrate to a temperature in a range of 100° C. to 275° C., directing the indium containing precursor onto the substrate and supplying hydrogen sulfide to the indium-containing precursor in a mixing zone in an amount so as to provide an absolute concentration of hydrogen sulfide that is greater than zero and no greater than 1% by volume. The indium concentration of the indium-containing precursor is set so as to produce a compact In(OH | 04-07-2011 |
20110104876 | ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE CHEMICAL VAPOR DEPOSITION METHOD FOR PRODUCING A N-SEMICONDUCTIVE METAL SULFIDE THIN LAYER - An atmospheric pressure chemical vapor deposition method for producing an N-type semiconductive metal sulfide thin film on a heated substrate includes converting an indium-containing precursor to at least one of a liquid phase and a gaseous phase. The indium-containing precursor is mixed with an inert carrier gas stream and hydrogen sulfide in a mixing zone so as to form a mixed precursor. A substrate is heated to a temperature in a range of 100° C. to 275° C. and the mixed precursor is directed onto the substrate. The hydrogen sulfide is supplied at a rate so as to obtain an absolute concentration of hydrogen sulfide in the mixing zone of no more than 1% by volume. The In-concentration of the indium containing precursor is selected so as to produce a compact indium sulfide film. | 05-05-2011 |
Paul Allsop, King'S Lynn GB
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20140231457 | FLUID DELIVERY DEVICE - A fluid delivery device ( | 08-21-2014 |
Paul Allsop, Norfolk GB
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20090065533 | Dispensing apparatus - A dispensing apparatus comprising a dispensing container assembled with a metering valve. The dispensing container defines a storage volume for a product and the dispensing container comprises a neck terminating in an open top for receiving the metering valve. The open top extends radially outwardly relative to the neck to define a support surface. | 03-12-2009 |
20100051651 | METERING VALVE AND DISPENSING APPARATUS - A metering valve ( | 03-04-2010 |
20120234861 | FLUID DELIVERY DEVICE - A fluid delivery device for discharging a fluid having a housing, a piston pump, a biasing mechanism, and a trigger mechanism. The housing has a fluid discharge outlet. The pump has a pump chamber casing for fluid storage, a piston sliding in the pump chamber, a piston plunger, and a delivery channel leading to the housing outlet The biasing mechanism biases the piston pump casing towards the housing outlet. The trigger mechanism has a catch member and a restraining member movable by a manually actuatable trigger from a cocked to a triggered configuration. The cocked restraining member engages the catch member to prevent movement and fluid discharge. A triggered restraining member disengages from the catch member for movement of the casing towards the housing outlet to discharge fluid from housing outlet. | 09-20-2012 |
20120312301 | DOSE INDICATOR DEVICE - Dose indicator device for metered dose inhalers having a base, inner wheel, outer wheel, drive, transmission cog and flexible cover. The drive, inner wheel and outer wheel are concentrically, rotatably mounted about a first rotation axis. The cog rotates about a second axis parallel to the first. The inner wheel has inner annular surface primary indexing teeth and one or more outer annular surface secondary indexing teeth. The outer wheel has indexing teeth on an inner annular surface. The cog has gear teeth engageable with outer wheel indexing teeth and engageable by one or more inner wheel secondary indexing teeth. The drive has one or more arms engageable with primary indexing teeth. The flexible cover being flexible downwardly wherein, in use, downward drive movement is accompanied by drive rotation about the first axis, the rotation causing inner wheel rotation by interengagement of the drive and the primary indexing teeth. | 12-13-2012 |
20150183571 | DISPENSING VALVES - A valve for discharging a fluid, comprising: | 07-02-2015 |
Rich Allsop, Kapolei, HI US
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20140148832 | FLEXIBLE, ULTRASOUND-COUPLED DEVICES AND METHODS FOR ASPIRATING BIOLOGICAL TISSUE - One aspect of the present disclosure relates to a device for aspirating a biological tissue from a subject. The device can comprise a flexible, hollow shaft and an ultrasound assembly. The shaft can have a central portion that extends between a proximal end and a distal end thereof. The shaft can include a first lumen that extends between the proximal and distal ends. The ultrasound assembly can be connected to the distal end of the shaft. The ultrasound assembly can include a casing, at least one ultrasound transducer disposed within the casing, and a second lumen that extends through the ultrasound assembly and is in fluid communication with the first lumen. The at least one ultrasound transducer can be configured to generate acoustical waves having an intensity and frequency sufficient to disrupt, but not substantially damage, the biological tissue so that the biological tissue can be aspirated through the device. | 05-29-2014 |
Thomas Allsop, North Lincolnshire GB
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20150289785 | Apparatus and Method for Monitoring Respiration Volumes and Synchronization of Triggering in Mechanical Ventilation by Measuring the Local Curvature of the Torso Surface - The invention is related to a device and method for monitoring respiration, movements in mechanical ventilation in order to provide a non-pneumatic triggering variable for achieving patient-ventilator asynchrony and continuous measurement of tidal volumes. The method is based on measuring the curvature of the patient's torso surface using a single LPG (Long Period Grating) fiber-optic sensor attached to a surface of the torso in an area having high stiffness of the underlying tissue, such as the area of the lower ribs close to the sternum. | 10-15-2015 |
Thomas David Paul Allsop, Birmingham GB
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20110116094 | Method of Producing a Surface Plasmon Generator, a Surface Plasmon Generator and a Sensor Incorporating the Surface Plasmon Generator - Surface plasmon generation on a metal or semiconductor layer at an outer surface of an optical waveguide, using light reflected or scattered from inside the optical waveguide. One aspect provides a main optical waveguide ( | 05-19-2011 |
Thomas David Paul Allsop, South Humberside GB
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20090303489 | Surface Plasmons - The generation of surface plasmons on a metal layer arranged upon an outer surface of an optical waveguide, using light reflected from inside the optical waveguide. The reflected light may be a reflected part of guided light travelling along the optical waveguide and may be a back-reflected (e.g. obliquely back-reflected) part of the guided light. The reflected part of guided light may form a radiative optical mode(s) which is used to excite surface plasmons and which is also coupled to the remaining guided mode(s) of the light from which it derives. This coupling of the radiation mode(s) and the guided mode(s) enables changes in the radiation mode(s) to cause consequential changes in the guided mode(s) of light. Such changes in the radiation mode(s) may occur due to the coupling of the reflected mode(s) to the surface plasmons they excite at the metal layer. | 12-10-2009 |