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Adrian K. Arakaki, Marietta, GA US
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| 20110246081 | Metabolomics-Based Identification of Disease-Causing Agents - A method, computer-readable medium, and system for identifying one or more metabolites associated with a disease, comprising: comparing gene expression data from diseased cells to gene expression data from control cells in order to deduce genes that are differentially-regulated in the diseased cells relative to the control cells; based on enzyme function and pathway data for all human metabolites that utilize the genes that are differentially-regulated in the disease cells, identifying one or more metabolites whose intracellular levels are higher or lower in diseased cells than in control cells, and thereby associating the one or more metabolites with the disease. | 10-06-2011 |
Atsushi Arakaki, Tokyo JP
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| 20100240041 | MICROFLUIDIC DEVICE FOR TRAPPING SINGLE CELL - It is to provide a microfluidic device which separates and captures with high efficiency a large amount of cells in a sample at one-cell level without damaging the cells by utilizing a microfabrication technology. The device sequentially comprises: an upper substrate consisting of a plastic plate provided with a groove for forming a microchannel communicating a sample-supply opening and a sample-discharge opening; a plastic upper flat plate forming the microchannel by cooperating with the upper substrate, the plate being provided with an aperture for a micromesh; a holding plate holding a plastic micromesh having a plurality of micro through-pores for capturing cells; a plastic lower flat plate provided with an aperture for suctioning; and a lower substrate consisting of a plastic flat plate provided with a groove for forming a suction channel, wherein the micro through-pores for capturing cells of the micromesh have an inverted mortar-like shape or a cylindrical shape, and wherein the upper flat plate is constituted by a softer plastic as compared to the upper substrate. | 09-23-2010 |
Augusto Arakaki, Irvine, CA US
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| 20120115990 | ADDUCT THERMOSETTING SURFACING FILM AND METHOD OF FORMING THE SAME - In various embodiments, the invention provides an in-situ adduct formed by reacting liquid, solid, and/or semi-solid epoxy resins with a di-carboxylic acid functionalized polymer. The adducting process at least doubles the viscosity of the mixture. A hot melt thermosetting surfacing film and composite formed using the adduct are also disclosed. Methods of preparing and using are also disclosed. | 05-10-2012 |
James S. Arakaki, Campbell, CA US
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| 20080236991 | Surface mountable multiformat reader for vending machine application - A surface mountable multiformat card reader for vending equipment is disclosed. According to one aspect, the subject matter described herein includes a surface mountable card reader that comprises a mounting bracket for attaching to a vending machine. The surface mountable card reader also includes a card reader housing that extends outward from the mounting bracket. The housing, which includes a channel spaced outwardly from the mounting bracket for receiving a magnetic stripe card, comprises a radio frequency (RF) proximity reader that is adapted for receiving data via an RF signal from a contactless card. The housing also comprises a magnetic stripe reader that is adapted for receiving data from magnetic stripe cards that pass through the channel. | 10-02-2008 |
| 20100024046 | METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR DETECTING A LATERAL INTRUSION OF A SECURE ELECTRONIC COMPONENT ENCLOSURE - Methods and systems for detecting lateral intrusion of a secure electronic component enclosure are disclosed. According to one system, the system includes a secure enclosure for enclosing at least one electronic component. The secure enclosure includes a first and a second printed circuit board (PCB) and a security ring sandwiched between the first and second PCBs defining an interior region for enclosing the at least one electronic component. The PCBs define opposite sides of the enclosure and the security ring defines lateral surfaces of the enclosure. The lateral surfaces defined by the security ring are wrapped by at least two wires that define at least two circuits. An intrusion detection module detects an intrusion of the secure enclosure based on a condition of the at least two circuits. | 01-28-2010 |
Koji Arakaki, Tokyo JP
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| 20080235377 | Aggregation system - An aggregation system includes: a load balancer for distributing accesses to a plurality of user proxy server devices, the accesses including operation information and ID numbers; a plurality of user proxy server devices, wherein the user proxy server devices include program device for identifying a user management server device where a user management server device number corresponds to a remainder M based on the remainder M obtained by dividing the ID number by a number N of the user management server devices, and for transferring the accesses to an identified user management server device; and a plurality of user administration server devices. The user administration server devices include computers sequentially assigned with the user management server device number, and program devices for functioning as a memory device and as a user management device for memorizing the operation information together with elapse time information. | 09-25-2008 |
Lorilee S.l. Arakaki, Bainbridge Island, WA US
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| 20080200780 | OPTICAL MEASUREMENT OF CELLULAR ENERGETICS - This document discloses, among other things, systems and methods for measuring a level of myoglobin, hemoglobin, and cytochrome using an optical probe coupled to a spectrometer. Multivariate analysis of the spectral data yields quantifiable cellular and mitochondrial characteristics. | 08-21-2008 |