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Chen Gang US
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| 20080224021 | Cast-on-strap mold and method for producing a terminal post comprising an embedded member at one time - The present invention relates to a cast-on-strap mold and a method for producing a terminal post comprising an embedded member at one time. The cast-on-strap mold for producing a terminal post comprising an embedded member at one time is disposed with a cavity and a fixing bolt that correspond in size and position to the embedded member are disposed therein, a positioning aperture is disposed thereon, and the embedded member, the positioning aperture and the fixing bolt correspond to one another. The method for producing a terminal post comprising an embedded member at one time uses a cast-on-strap mold for producing a terminal post comprising an embedded member at one time and it comprises the following steps: install the embedded member into the cast-on-strap mold and secure it in position by the fixing bolt, cast and weld the terminal post and the plate pack, and then loosen the fixing bolt to take out the cast and welded terminal post and plate pack. The present invention increases the effects of the strength and the connection of the plate pack, the terminal post and the embedded member which are formed in one piece at one time, and it also significantly increases the capacity of the storage battery for conducting high electric current. The production steps are saved. The cost of production is lowered. The level of automation and the quality of the production can be enhanced. | 09-18-2008 |
Cheng Gang, Richardson, TX US
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| 20110064086 | Fiber Channel over Ethernet and Fiber Channel Switching Based on Ethernet Switch Fabrics - An apparatus comprising a Converged Port Controller (CPC) comprising a plurality of first ports and a plurality of second ports, and an Ethernet Switch Fabric (ESF) coupled to the second ports, wherein the CPC is configured to receive a plurality of Fiber Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) frames on the first ports, modify at least some of the FCoE frames, thereby producing modified FCoE frames, and transmit the FCoE frames on the second ports. An apparatus comprising at least one processor configured to implement a method comprising receiving a plurality of FCoE frames, a plurality of Fiber Channel (FC) frames, and a plurality of Ethernet frames, modifying the FCoE frames, thereby producing modified FCoE frames, encapsulating the FC frames in an Ethernet format, thereby producing a plurality of second FCoE frames, and switching the modified FCoE frames, the second FCoE frames, and the Ethernet frames using an Ethernet switch fabric. | 03-17-2011 |
David Gang, Oakton, VA US
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| 20120042232 | Placement of Hyperlinks in Documents - Methods, systems, and apparatus relate to technologies generally relating to the placement of hyperlinks within the body of text of a document. The placement of hyperlinks can be on specified words or phrases, according to a specified link distribution function across the body of the text content of a document. Some techniques involve a method for determining a placement of links on a document that involves selecting a document comprising words of text for placing links in the document, selecting a link distribution function, and using the link distribution function in determining locations for the placement of the links in the document. The placement of hyperlinks in the document may be automatically performed on a server side. | 02-16-2012 |
David R. Gang, Tucson, AZ US
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| 20100209969 | GERANIOL SYNTHASE, METHODS OF PRODUCTION AND USES THEREOF - The present invention relates to novel type of monoterpene synthase, a key enzyme in the production of the monoterpene aroma compound geraniol. More specifically, the present invention relates to nucleic acid sequences coding for GES from flowers and herbs species, in particular sweet basil, as well as to vectors containing the sequences, to host cells containing the sequences and to methods of producing recombinant GES, its products, and uses thereof. | 08-19-2010 |
Eli Gang, Beverly Hills, CA US
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| 20090248014 | APPARATUS FOR MAGNETICALLY DEPLOYABLE CATHETER WITH MOSFET SENSOR AND METHOD FOR MAPPING AND ABLATION - A mapping and ablation catheter is described. In one embodiment, the catheter includes a MOSFET sensor array that provides better fidelity of the signal measurements as well as data collection and reduces the error generated by spatial distribution of the isotropic and anisotropic wavefronts. In one embodiment, the system maps the change in potential in the vicinity of an activation wavefront. In one embodiment, the mapping system tracks the spread of excitation in the heart, with properties such as propagation velocity changes. In one embodiment, during measurement, the manifold carrying the sensor array expands from a closed position state to a deployable open state. Spatial variation of the electrical potential is captured by the system's ability to occupy the same three-dimensional coordinate set for repeated measurements of the desired site. In one embodiment, an interpolation algorithm tracks the electrogram data points to produce a map relative to the electrocardiogram data. | 10-01-2009 |
Eli Gang, Los Angeles, CA US
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| 20100130854 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR A CATHETER IMPEDANCE SEEKING DEVICE - A tissue-contact seeking method and apparatus is described that enhances catheter position detection and control systems in making and maintaining continuous tissue contact in a highly dynamic frame, such as under the rigors of cardiac motion. Tissue-seeking logical routines use a tissue contact sensing system to advance a catheter to relatively continuous tissue contact, or detect obstacles, in cooperation with the catheter position detection and control systems. Additional logical routines are capable of optimizing the contact direction of the catheter tip by controlling the rotation angle and chamber position of the introducer. | 05-27-2010 |
| 20100305429 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR USING TISSUE CONTACT INFORMATION IN AN AUTOMATED MAPPING OF CARDIAC CHAMBERS EMPLOYING MAGNETICLY SHAPED FIELDS - The invention relates to a method for using tissue contact technology to optimize automated cardiac chamber mapping algorithms to both speed up the mapping process and guarantee the definition of the actual chamber limits. The invention further comprises a method for conveying tissue type information to such automatic mapping algorithms so as to allow them to adapt their point collection density within areas of particular interest. The method is enhanced by the use of a magnetic chamber that employs electromagnetic coils configured as a waveguide that radiate magnetic fields by shaping the necessary flux density axis on and around the catheter distal tip so as to push, pull and rotate the tip on demand and as defined by such automatic mapping algorithms. | 12-02-2010 |
Oleg Gang, South Setauket, NY US
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| 20090258355 | Nanoscale Clusters and Methods of Making Same - The present invention is a method of making a nanocluster. The method comprises providing a surface comprising at least one anchoring biomolecule, wherein the surface is in a solution; adding an initial recognition-nano-component to the solution wherein the initial recognition-nano-component comprises i) a nanoparticle and one specifically-bindable-biomolecule, or ii) a nanoparticle and two different types of specifically-bindable-biomolecules, wherein a biomolecule of the initial recognition-nano-component specifically binds to the anchoring biomolecule; and adding a releasing biomolecule to the solution, wherein the releasing biomolecule binds to the anchoring biomolecule with a greater binding strength than the anchoring biomolecule binds to the initial recognition-nano-component, or wherein the releasing biomolecule binds to the initial recognition-nano-component with a greater binding strength than anchoring biomolecule binds to the initial recognition-nano-component, thereby making a nanocluster. | 10-15-2009 |
| 20090275465 | DNA-Guided Nanoparticle Assemblies - In some embodiments, DNA-capped nanoparticles are used to define a degree of crystalline order in assemblies thereof. In some embodiments, thermodynamically reversible and stable body-centered cubic (bcc) structures, with particles occupying <˜10% of the unit cell, are formed. Designs and pathways amenable to the crystallization of particle assemblies are identified. In some embodiments, a plasmonic crystal is provided. In some aspects, a method for controlling the properties of particle assemblages is provided. In some embodiments a catalyst is formed from nanoparticles linked by nucleic acid sequences and forming an open crystal structure with catalytically active agents attached to the crystal on its surface or in interstices. | 11-05-2009 |
Oleg Gang, Setauket, NY US
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| 20110196130 | CONTROLLABLE ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY OF NANOPARTICLE SYSTEMS VIA PROTEIN AND DNA AGENTS - The invention relates to the use of peptides, proteins, and other oligomers to provide a means by which normally quenched nanoparticle fluorescence may be recovered upon detection of a target molecule. Further, the inventive technology provides a structure and method to carry out detection of target molecules without the need to label the target molecules before detection. In another aspect, a method for forming arbitrarily shaped two- and three-dimensional protein-mediated nanoparticle structures and the resulting structures are described. Proteins mediating structure formation may themselves be functionalized with a variety of useful moieties, including catalytic functional groups. | 08-11-2011 |