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Eva Bober, Bad Nauheim DE
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| 20100178280 | USE OF SIRT7 FOR TREATING AGE-RELATED DISEASES - The present invention relates to a pharmaceutical composition comprising (i) a nucleic acid molecule encoding a protein having Sirt7 function wherein said nucleic acid molecule (a) has the sequence of SEQ ID NO: 1, 3, 5 or 7; (b) encodes a protein having the sequence of SEQ ID NO: 2, 4, 6 or 8; (c) hybridizes under stringent conditions to the molecule of (a) or (b); or (d) has an identity on the nucleic acid level of at least 80% with the molecule of (a), (b) or (c); (ii) a vector comprising the nucleic acid molecule of (i); (iii) a host cell comprising the vector of (ii); or (iv) a protein encoded by the nucleic acid molecule of (i). The pharmaceutical composition is used for example in the treatment of age-related diseases. Furthermore, the invention relates to screening methods for the identification of compounds useful in the treatment of age-related diseases. | 07-15-2010 |
Henry Thomas Bober, Fairport, NY US
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| 20110018190 | MEDIA TRANSPORT SYSTEM WITH SHAFT-MOUNTED NIP LEAD-IN ELEMENTS - A media transport system comprising a roller system, a baffle, and at least one lead-in guide positioned to guide a sheet towards the roller system. The roller system includes a drive roller and an idler roller forming a nip, each roller being mounted on a corresponding drive shaft and an idler shaft, respectively. The lead-in guide, lying at an angle to the baffle, is coupled to at least one of the drive shaft or an idler shaft. The mounting of the lead-in guide eliminates tolerances between the lead-in guide and the nip due to baffle flatness, or baffle and shaft deflections as the lead-in guide is positioned by the drive shaft that locates the nip roller. This arrangement enables the lead-in guide to direct a leading edge of the sheet substantially close to a tangent plane of the nip and minimizes drive forces in the system. | 01-27-2011 |
Kyle Bober, Carlsbad, CA US
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| 20090110336 | Adjustable Linear Slide and Method of Assembly - In a preferred embodiment, an apparatus including: a longitudinally extending base member; a moving carriage assembly member adapted to move axial back-and-forth in the longitudinally extending base member; two bearing members extending sideways, on opposite sides, from the moving carriage assembly and engaging longitudinal bearing guides disposed in the longitudinally extending base member; and single means engaging the bearing members to simultaneously adjust the bearing members to take up any slop between the moving carriage assembly member and the longitudinally extending base member. A method of manufacturing the apparatus is also provided. | 04-30-2009 |
Loretta A. Bober, Linden, NJ US
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| 20100172904 | MCP1 FUSIONS - The present invention provides polypeptides including MCP1 fused, optionally, by a linker, to an immunoglobulin. Methods for using the polypeptides to treat medical disorders are also covered. | 07-08-2010 |
Miroslaw Bober, Surrey GB
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| 20090150376 | Mutual-Rank Similarity-Space for Navigating, Visualising and Clustering in Image Databases - A method of representing a group of data items comprises, for each of a plurality of data items in the group, determining the similarity between said data item and each of a plurality of other data items in the group, assigning a rank to each pair on the basis of similarity, wherein the ranked similarity values for each of said plurality of data items are associated to reflect the overall relative similarities of data items in the group. | 06-11-2009 |
| 20090310872 | SPARSE INTEGRAL IMAGE DESCRIPTORS WITH APPLICATION TO MOTION ANALYSIS - A method of representing an image comprises deriving at least one 1-dimensional representation of the image by projecting the image onto an axis, wherein the projection involves summing values of selected pixels in a respective line of the image perpendicular to said axis, characterised in that the number of selected pixels is less than the number of pixels in the line. | 12-17-2009 |
| 20100183231 | HIGH PERFORMANCE IMAGE IDENTIFICATION - A method and apparatus for deriving a representation of an image is described. The method involves processing signals corresponding to the image. A two-dimensional function of the image, such as a Trace transform (T (d, θ)), of the image using at least one functional T, is derived and processed using a mask function (β) to derive an intermediate representation of the image, corresponding to a one-dimensional function. In one embodiment, the mask function defines pairs of image bands of the Trace transform in the Trace domain. The representation of the image may be derived by applying existing techniques to the derived one-dimensional function. | 07-22-2010 |
| 20110038541 | FEATURE-BASED SIGNATURES FOR IMAGE IDENTIFICATION - A method for deriving a representation of an image is described. The method involves processing signals corresponding to the image. At least one region of the image that is representative of the image is identified. In one embodiment, each identified region corresponds to a feature of the image. For each identified image region, a two dimensional function of at least part of the image region is derived and processed to obtain an intermediate representation of the at least part of the image region. A representation of the image is derived from the intermediate representation of at least one of the image regions. | 02-17-2011 |
| 20110038545 | SCALE ROBUST FEATURE-BASED IDENTIFIERS FOR IMAGE IDENTIFICATION - A method for deriving an image identifier comprises deriving a scale-space representation of an image, and processing the scale-space representation to detect a plurality of feature points having values that are maxima or minima. A representation is derived for a scale-dependent image region associated with one or more of the detected plurality of feature points. In an embodiment, the size of the image region is dependent on the scale associated with the corresponding feature point. An image identifier is derived using the representations derived for the scale-dependent image regions. The image identifiers may be used in a method for comparing images. | 02-17-2011 |
| 20110123111 | IMAGE PROCESSING TO ENHANCE IMAGE SHARPNESS - Blurred image data is sharpened by converting three channels of RGB data into a single channel of intensity data, processing the intensity data to generate integral image data, applying a variable size filter to the integral image data to generate box-filtered data, calculating a gain factor for each pixel position in dependence upon the box-filtered data, the intensity data and the size of the filter used for that pixel position, and multiplying the original RGB data of each pixel by the gain factor for that pixel to generate sharpened RGB data. The size of the filter is selected at each pixel position in dependence upon an estimate of the local amount of blur. In this way, as the amount of blur changes, the filter size changes appropriately. By processing the integral image data to generate box-filtered data, a constant number of processing operations are required for image sharpening irrespective of the size of filter that is used. | 05-26-2011 |
| 20110150332 | IMAGE PROCESSING TO ENHANCE IMAGE SHARPNESS - Blurred image data is sharpened by converting three channels of RGB data into a single channel of intensity data, processing the intensity data to generate integral image data, applying a variable size filter to the integral image data to generate box-filtered data, calculating a gain factor for each pixel position in dependence upon the box-filtered data, the intensity data and the size of the filter used for that pixel position, and multiplying the original RGB data of each pixel by the gain factor for that pixel to generate sharpened RGB data. The size of the filter is selected at each pixel position in dependence upon an estimate of the local amount of blur. In this way, as the amount of blur changes, the filter size changes appropriately. By processing the integral image data to generate box-filtered data, a constant number of processing operations are required for image sharpening irrespective of the size of filter that is used. | 06-23-2011 |
Reinhard Bober, Weimar DE
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| 20090124489 | Method for Producing Urea Pellets - A method for producing urea pellets having a narrow range of grain sizes and a sphericity >75% and a defined residual moisture ≦0.5% is provided. The method provides urea pellets having the properties required which meet the requirements of the automotive industry for use thereof in reducing emissions from diesel engines. The method includes spraying a urea-containing liquid having a temperature between ambient temperature and above the melting point of the urea into the high particle density region of the spray zone of a near circular gas, material flow of a spouted bed apparatus and onto the particle surface of the material, which is dried and granulated in the gas flow at a temperature of not more than 130° C. at a controlled heat and mass transfer rate while being separated. | 05-14-2009 |
| 20090134250 | METHOD AND DEVICE FOR THE PRODUCTION AND/OR CONDITIONING OF POWDERED MATERIAL - A method and a device for producing and/or conditioning powdered material. The aim of the invention is to provide a method and an associated device which are used for producing and/or conditioning powdered material in a spouted bed comprising inert particles and in which a dry, fine powder having a very small particle diameter is produced at a low cost and at adequately large quantities in a continuous operation. This aim is achieved by a method in which the material is treated in several stages in a spouted bed comprising inert particles. In the method, the powdered material that is preprocessed in a first spouted bed and is separated from the larger material particles in an integrated dust collector is fed to a superimposed second spouted bed as a material-gas flow along with the gas flow discharged from the first spouted bed in order to be further reduced in size and be conditioned. After separating the fine particles from the larger material particles in a dust collector that is integrated into the second stage, the fine particles are discharged from the two-stage spouted bed treatment along with the gas flow as a powdered material having very small particle diameters. The separated larger material particles are once again fed to the second spouted bed of the second jet chamber. The device includes a spouted bed apparatus in which a jet chamber encompassing an integrated dust collector as well as a second superimposed jet chamber encompassing another integrated dust collector are disposed. | 05-28-2009 |
Thomas Richard Bober, Amston, CT US
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| 20100018444 | FUEL FLUIDIZING NOZZLE ASSEMBLY - A grate assembly for a fluidized bed reactor includes a plurality of parallel air ducts extending side-by-side in a substantially horizontal plane and defining spaces therebetween through which coarse material from the fluidized bed descends. A plurality of nozzle assemblies is attached to each air duct for supplying fluidizing air from within the air duct into the fluidized bed. Each of the nozzle assemblies includes a nozzle formed from a tube having an inlet end in fluid communication with the air duct, and an outlet end in fluid communication with the inlet end. An orifice is disposed at the outlet end of the nozzle, and the nozzle is bent proximate the outlet end to direct a primary direction of a stream of fluidizing air flowing from the orifice toward the air duct such that an angle θ between the primary direction and the substantially horizontal plane formed by the air ducts is between about 30 to about 90 degrees. | 01-28-2010 |