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Brockhoff
Anne Brockhoff, Potsdam DE
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| 20100130498 | AGONISTS OF BITTER TASTE RECEPTORS AND USES THEREOF - The present invention relates to agonists of the human bitter-taste receptors hTAS2R14, hTAS2R10 and hTAS2R4 and their role in bitter taste transduction. The invention also relates to methods for identifying molecules that modulate, e.g. suppress, or enhance hTAS2R14, hTAS2R10 and hTAS2R4 bitter taste transduction or bitter taste response. | 05-27-2010 |
| 20100184796 | AGONISTS OF BITTER TASTE RECEPTORS AND USES THEREOF - The present invention relates to agonists of the human bitter-taste receptors hTAS2R46, hTAS2R47 and hTAS2R50 and their role in bitter taste transduction. The invention also relates to methods for identifying molecules that modulate, e.g. suppress, or enhance hTAS2R46, hTAS2R47 and hTAS2R50 bitter taste transduction or bitter taste response. | 07-22-2010 |
Anne Brockhoff, Lemsel DE
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| 20100056621 | AGONISTS OF A BITTER TASTE RECEPTOR AND USES THEREOF - The present invention relates to agonists of the hTAS2R14 bitter taste receptor and its role in bitter taste transduction. The invention also relates to assays for screening molecules that modulate, e.g. suppress or block hTAS2R14 bitter taste transduction or bitter taste response. | 03-04-2010 |
Franz-Ulrich Brockhoff, Bramsche DE
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| 20080197666 | Convertible With A Roof Which Can Be Stored Below A Covering - A convertible vehicle has a roof that is movable between a closed position extending over the passenger compartment and an opened position stowed in a rearward storage region. A movable cover has a closed position wherein the cover covers the rearward storage area and is movable to a first opened position to provide a passage opening for the roof and to a second opened position to provide a loading opening for baggage. A cover extension has an extended position wherein the cover extension at least partially covers an opening between the movable cover and the passenger. | 08-21-2008 |
| 20080203758 | Convertible Vehicle with a Movable Rear Shelf - The invention relates to a cabriolet vehicle ( | 08-28-2008 |
| 20080258492 | Convertible Vehicle - A convertible vehicle is provided with at least two roof elements that are separated from each other at a joint when the roof is in the closed position and arranged one after the other relative to the direction of travel, and in order to open the roof a rear roof element can move at least essentially rearward and downward, and a front roof element can swivel toward the rear roof element. When the roof is open, the C pillars can be swiveled inward in relation to a center section comprising to mediate the swiveling, at least one shaft, which when the roof is closed has at least one component in the direction of travel and one upwardly directed component, and whose rotary movement in the region of the joint between the roof elements can be translated into a swivel movement between them. | 10-23-2008 |
| 20080290688 | Convertible Roof that Latches to an Upper Transverse Frame Part of the Windshield Frame - A convertible vehicle according to the present invention includes a vehicle body with a windshield frame with an upper transverse frame part. A convertible roof for the vehicle has a front end. At least one hook part is disposed in the upper transverse frame part and is linearly movable in the upper transverse frame part | 11-27-2008 |
Jay Brockhoff, Calgary CA
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| 20110230376 | EMULSIFIED POLYMER DRILLING FLUID AND METHODS OF PREPARATION - A water-based polymer drilling fluid, containing effective quantities of surfactants having HLB numbers equal to or greater than approximately 7, emulsifies oil and bitumen contained in oil sand cuttings, resulting in the oil and bitumen being dispersed into the mud as an emulsion. This eliminates or significantly reduces the ability of the oil, bitumen, and cuttings to clog the well or stick to drill string components when drilling a well through oil-bearing sands, particularly sands containing highly viscous oil or bitumen. The emulsification process separates the sand particles from the oil and bitumen, such that the sand particles can be removed when the mud is run through a conventional shale shaker or other suitable apparatus. | 09-22-2011 |