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Ben Cocks, Victoria AU
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| 20100255037 | NOVEL SEQUENCES OF HAEMONCHUS CONTORTUS, IMMUNOGENIC COMPOSITIONS, METHODS FOR PREPARATION AND USE THEREOF - The present invention relates to novel sequences of | 10-07-2010 |
Benjamin Cocks, Victoria AU
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| 20090312248 | ANTIMICROBIAL PROTEIN - The present invention provides improved antimicrobial compositions comprising peptide fragments of tammar wallaby milk proteins and analogs and derivatives thereof exemplified by the amino acid sequences of SEQ ID Nos: 1-40 and uses therefor in the treatment of a range of infections by bacteria and fungi. The antimicrobial compositions are particularly useful for broad spectrum applications, especially for the treatment of bacterial infections. | 12-17-2009 |
| 20100136172 | PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF ANGIOGENIN - The invention provides a process for the preparation of an angiogenin-enriched fraction from a milk product, the process comprising contacting the milk product with a cation exchange resin and eluting the angiogenin-enriched fraction from the cation exchange resin with a mobile phase. The invention also provides angiogenin-enriched fractions produced by process and food products, neutraceuticals and pharmaceutical comprising such angiogenin. | 06-03-2010 |
| 20110123514 | ANGIOGENIN-ENRICHED MILK FRACTIONS - The invention provides methods for enriching a milk extract for angiogenin, such methods involving separation by size, charge or immunoaffinity. The invention also provides the angiogenin enriched extract produced by the methods and provides them in pharmaceutical and neutraceutical compositions and foods for treating a variety of diseases or disorders that can be treated by angiogenin. | 05-26-2011 |
| 20110151016 | USE OF ANGIOGENIN OR ANGIOGENIN AGONISTS FOR TREATING DISEASES AND DISORDERS - The invention provides a method of treating a disorder characterised by elevated or dysregulated myostatin, disorders where the interaction between follistatin and angiogenin can be used to improve function in tissues, neurological diseases or disorders, spinal injuries or diseases, bone diseases or disorders, diseases involving glucose homeostasis, wound healing, neuro-protection, nervous system functional support or managing metabolic diseases, the method comprising administering an effective amount of angiogenin or an angiogenin agonist. Compositions and neutraceuticals comprising angiogenin are also provided. | 06-23-2011 |
Christopher T. Cocks, Denver, CO US
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| 20080265039 | Protected Contactless Card - A protected contactless presentation instrument is disclosed. In one embodiment, the protected contactless presentation instrument includes an RFID chip that can be manually exposed and shielded by a user. The protected contactless presentation instrument may include a moveable tab that includes the RFID chip. The protected contactless presentation instrument may also include a moveable shield. Another embodiment of the invention provides for a contactless presentation instrument that includes an electroluminescence material. | 10-30-2008 |
Martin William John Cocks, Hampshire GB
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| 20090307694 | USING DATA IN ELEMENTS OF A SINGLY LINKED LIST WITHOUT A LOCK IN A MULTITHREADED ENVIRONMENT - A method and system for validating a scan of a chain in a multithreaded environment. A modification counter and an anchor address are atomically copied from the chain's header into a first variable (browse counter) and second variable, respectively. The second variable is set to a next address stored in a current element of the chain. The next address references a next element of the chain. The browse counter is incremented. If the browse counter is greater than a current value of the modification counter (M.Counter) and if the second variable includes a valid address, then the scan is valid up to the current element, the scan continues with the next element as the current element, and the process repeats starting with setting the second variable to the next address. Otherwise, if the browse counter is less than or equal to M.Counter, then the scan is invalid. | 12-10-2009 |
Martin W. J. Cocks, Hursley GB
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| 20100262972 | DEADLOCK AVOIDANCE - A transaction processing system is operated. A first resource is locked as a shared resource by a first task executing on a computing device. The first task attempts to lock a second resource as an exclusive resource. The occurrence of a deadlock is ascertained. A second task that wishes to use the locked first resource is identified. A current position of the first task with respect to the first resource is stored. The lock on the first resource is removed. The second task is prompted to use the first resource. The first task locks the first resource as the shared resource. The first task is repositioned with respect to first resource according to the stored position. The first task locks the second resource as the exclusive resource. The first task is performed. | 10-14-2010 |
Rachele B. Cocks, Hungtington, IN US
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| 20100007235 | SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR SHIELDING AN ELECTRIC MACHINE - A method for reducing leakage currents in an electric machine is described. The method includes positioning a plurality of leakage current shields between windings and teeth of a stator, and coupling at least one of the plurality of leakage current shields to a reference point, wherein an electric potential at the reference point is not earth ground. | 01-14-2010 |