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Dean X. Fezza, New York, NY US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20110202452 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR PROVIDING BORROW COVERAGE SERVICES TO SHORT SELL SECURITIES - The present invention is directed to providing borrow coverage services to clients by a conduit lender, while the conduit lender maintains a flat position. The source of supply for the loans is a liquidity pool from existing agent lenders that have enrolled the conduit lender as a borrower. | 08-18-2011 |
Filomena Fezza, Roma IT
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20090118342 | DESIGN AND SYNTHESIS OF BIOTINYLATED PROBES FOR N-ACYL-ETHANOLAMINES - The present invention relates to the synthesis and characterisation of biotinylated analogue of N-arachidonoylethanolamine (AEA) and its use as a tool to study AEA transport and trafficking through biochemical and morphological techniques. In particular biotinylated AEA (b-AEA, for which we propose the common name MM22) is suitable to design highly sensitive and simple methods for the non-radioactive detection and quantitation of AEA from complex samples, which would offer a useful alternative approach to the routinely used radiometric assays. The invention also relates to the use of b-AEA as a potential therapeutic and diagnostic agent. | 05-07-2009 |
John Fezza, Osprey, FL US
| Patent application number | Description | Published |
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| 20110066138 | Lacrimal filler - A biomaterial mass is inserted through a punctum into a canaliculus in the lacrimal outflow system with a syringe. The mass has an outer cross section that is less than the inner cross section of the canaliculus. The mass absorbs liquid to swell to form a lacrimal filler or sealing mechanism. The lacrimal filler has an external cross section that conforms to the internal cross section of the canaliculus and a soft outer surface relative to the surrounding tissues to prevent erosion of the canaliculus lining. The lacrimal filler forms an occlusion that prevents the outflow of liquid through the lacrimal outflow system to retain tears within the eye to maintain eye lubrication and wetness. The mass and syringe are provided in kit with a rubber stopper and, optionally, a punctal dilator, an injecting catheter, and an enzyme for dissolving or degrading the lacrimal filler at a later time. | 03-17-2011 |