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Gholamreza Chegini, Tehran IR
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| 20100033518 | LIGHTBOARD - A Light-board Writing Device for writing and erasing drawing lines or a character on the main surface of a display sheet consisting: of a display sheet having a non-magnetized surface; at least one polymer part; at least one magnetic pin; at least one lamp; and a magnetic pen having to ends. By moving one end of the magnetic pen over the main surface of the display the at least one magnetic pin is displaced and allows the light to pass to form a character or drawing lines on the main surface of the display, and, by moving the other end of the magnetic pen over the main surface of the display the at least one magnetic pin is displaced wherein said at least one pin blocks the passage of the light thereby erasing the character or the drawing lines. | 02-11-2010 |
Michael Chegini, Newport Coast, CA US
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| 20110276927 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DYNAMIC LINKING BETWEEN GRAPHIC DOCUMENTS AND COMMENT DATA BASES - A method for dynamic linking between graphic documents and comment databases is described and includes entering a base graphic representation of a project in a computer system. The base graphic representation may be the conversion of a user supplied format graphic to a web support format graphic. A coordinate overlay grid of a coordinate overlay program may be linked to the base graphic representation for overlay positioning and display on the base graphic representation. The coordinate overlay program may have a notation subprogram linked to the coordinate overlay grid for a user to designate notation with an identifier relative to a distinct location of the base graphic representation on the coordinate overlay grid. A text or graphic comment data record may be entered in a comment data record referenced to an identifier and displayed using a computer cursor device and display to activate an identifier. | 11-10-2011 |
Nasser Chegini, Gainesville, FL US
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| 20080300147 | Detection and Treatment of Fibrotic Disorders - The present invention provides a method for detecting a fibrotic disorder in a subject by: (a) providing a biological sample obtained from the subject (such as endometrium, peritoneal fluid, and/or smooth muscle cells); (b) analyzing the expression of at least one gene that is differentially expressed in the fibrotic disorder of interest; and (c) correlating the expression of the gene(s) with the presence or absence of the fibrotic disorder in the subject. The present invention also provides a method and compositions for modulating the expression of genes that are differentially expressed in fibrotic tissues, compared to normal tissues. Restoration of gene expression to levels associated with normal tissue is expected to ameliorate at least some of the symptoms of the fibrotic disorder. This method includes the step of contacting the tissue with an agent that modulates expression of one or more differentially expressed genes in the tissue. The present invention also includes arrays, such as microfluidic cards, for detecting differential gene expression in samples of fibrotic tissue. | 12-04-2008 |
Salman Chegini, Oberdorf CH
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| 20100298941 | DYNAMIC TRIAL IMPLANTS - A trial implant system including a trial implant configured to be temporarily inserted into an intervertebral space defined by a superior vertebral body and an inferior vertebral body is disclosed. The trial implant may include a superior plate and an inferior plate coupled to the superior plate. The superior plate may have a first mating portion that defines a first articulating interface and the inferior plate may have a second mating portion that defines a second articulating interface. The second articulating interface may be configured to interact with the first articulating interface of the superior plate such that at least one of the superior plate and the inferior plate is capable of movement relative to the other. The first and second articulating interfaces may be primary or auxiliary articulating interfaces. For example, the first and second articulating interfaces may be corresponding curved surfaces or they may be corresponding engagement features. | 11-25-2010 |