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Eliot J. Davidowitz, West Hempstead, NY US
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| 20080220449 | Biomarkers and assays for Alzheimer's disease - Methods, compositions and systems are provided for diagnosing, stratifying, or monitoring the progression or regression of Alzheimer's disease (AD), the methods, compositions and systems comprise detecting in a sample a level of at least one AD biomarker, the AD biomarker comprising at least phosphorylated tau pT217, soluble tau oligomer, tau-amyloid-beta 1-42 complex, a fragment thereof or a combination thereof and comparing the level from the sample to a reference level of phosphorylated tau pT217, soluble tau oligomer, and/or tau-amyloid-beta 1-42 complex to diagnose or stratify or monitor the progression or regression of AD. In various embodiments, diagnostic assay and screening kits are provided. In various embodiments, the assay and kits provided can monitor the therapeutic effect of a drug and/or AD treatment. In various embodiments, the assay can be used to screen for drugs that disrupt the AD biomarker(s) | 09-11-2008 |
Hanan Davidowitz, Princeton, NJ US
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| 20110077659 | APPARATUS AND METHOD TO DELIVER A MICROCHIP - Provided are methods and apparatus including an injector system adapted for injecting a microchip comprising: an inserter comprising a rod or tube having a proximal and distal end and having a point at the distal end that defines a skin-piercing side of the inserter; a means for engaging the microchip near the distal end of the inserter, but removed in the proximal direction from the distal tip of the inserter, which means prevents rotation of an engaged microchip in two or three axes of rotation; and means for releasing the microchip from the inserter once the inserter has been inserted into a perforatable substrate. | 03-31-2011 |
Hananel Davidowitz, Princeton, NJ US
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| 20090026907 | Hierarchical Sample Storage System - In one embodiment, a cold storage system for biological samples has one or more freezers, each freezer having one or racks, each rack receiving one or more boxes, each box receiving one or more sample containers. In addition to the biological sample, each sample container has a unique passive RFID tag. Control electronics in each box energize reader coils to query individual RFID tags. Control electronics in each rack communicate with and provide power to the control electronics of each corresponding box, and control electronics in each freezer communicate with and provide power to the control electronics of each corresponding rack, and a host computer communicates with the control electronics in each freezer. In each instance, communication and power provisioning is implemented using magnetic inductive coupling. The system is able to determine the identity of each sample container in the system and maintain that information in a database. | 01-29-2009 |
| 20100302040 | TWO-DIMENSIONAL ANTENNA CONFIGURATION - In one embodiment, an antenna configuration for locating RFID tags has two sets of (mutually orthogonal) elongated reader coils, where each elongated reader coil corresponds to two or more different possible locations of RFID tags, and each possible location is associated with one reader coil in each of the two sets. The identities and locations of RFID tags can be determined by (sequentially) energizing the different sets of reader coils and correlating the recorded responses from RFID tags. In one application, the antenna configuration is used at the box level of a cold storage system for biological samples having one or more freezers, each freezer having one or racks, each rack receiving one or more boxes, each box receiving one or more sample containers, where, in addition to the biological sample, each sample container has a unique passive RFID tag. | 12-02-2010 |
Ivan Davidowitz, Nanticoke, PA US
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| 20100325791 | Disposable Grooming Drape and Method of Using the Same - A drape for maintaining a sanitary surface. The drape is made of a semi-rigid sheet of material. The semi-rigid sheet includes at least one temporary attachment point. The temporary attachment point is disposed on substantially a first edge of the semi-rigid sheet. Additionally, the semi-rigid sheet includes at least one lip. The lip is formed by a portion of the semi-rigid sheet. The lip is disposed at a second edge of the semi-rigid sheet. | 12-30-2010 |