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Christoph Gauer, Munich DE
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| 20110081684 | METHOD FOR CARRYING OUT AN ENZYMATIC REACTION - The invention relates to a method for carrying out an enzymatic reaction, in particular for carrying out a polymerase chain reaction (PCR). Said method consists of the following steps: at least one eukaryotic cell is removed from a starting material; the cell core or cores of the eukaryotic cell(s) is/are coloured; at least one eukaryotic cell is deposited on a reaction point of a solid substrate in a liquid volume of less than 10 μl; it is detected whether at least one coloured cell core is present on a reaction point of the substrate, subsequently, an enzyme and optionally a reaction buffer is added to the eukaryotic cell(s) and the enzymatic reaction is subsequently started. Preferably, the claimed invention is carried out using a flow cytometer. | 04-07-2011 |
Christoph Gauer, Munchen DE
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| 20080260582 | Method for Displacing Small Amounts of Fluids in Micro Channels by Means of Acoustical Waves - A method is provided for displacing small amounts of fluids in micro channels, in which an amount of fluid is introduced into a channel system which has at least one area which corresponds in a topological manner to a ring, such that a closed path of the fluid is possible, and acoustic waves, which have at least one asymmetrical component on the plane of the channel system, are radiated into the fluid, this component defining the direction of displacement of the fluid. A micro channel system for carrying out the method is also provided. | 10-23-2008 |
| 20100055679 | Method for the Quantitative Analysis of the Number of Copies of a Pre-Determined Sequence in a Cell - The invention relates to a method for the quantitative analysis of the number of a pre-determined sequence, and optionally of sequences homologous to the pre-determined sequence, in a biological sample, whereby a defined quantity of a biological sample is subjected to at least one amplification reaction which is adapted in such a way as to amplify at least two non-homologous sequences contained in the pre-determined sequence. The number of different amplification products obtained is then determined and compared with a frequency distribution. The invention further relates to a kit for the quantitative analysis of the number of a pre-determined sequence in a biological sample, and a device which is especially suitable for carrying out the inventive method. | 03-04-2010 |
| 20100184024 | Method of Characterizing Nucleic Acids in a Mixed Sample - A method is provided for characterizing a mixed sample having at least two particles with nucleic acids from different individuals, where each particle has nucleic acid from one or more individuals, in particular for the quantitative determination of the absolute and/or relative copy number of a predetermined sequence of an individual, of which nucleic acid is present in the mixed sample, having the steps: | 07-22-2010 |
| 20110045595 | Method and device for dosing and mixing small amounts of liquid - A method or device for integrated dosing and intermixing of small amounts of liquid, has at least one dosing reservoir ( | 02-24-2011 |
Christoph Gauer, München DE
Christoph Gauer, Muenchen DE
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| 20110124517 | Process for Determining the Genotype from a Biological Sample Containing Nucleic Acids of Different Individuals - The present Invention relates to a process for determining the genotype of one or more individuals from a biological sample which contains nucleic acids from different individuals, in particular a process for determining the number of copies of a predetermined sequence, in which first using at least two subquantities of the biological sample of different concentrations, in each case at least one amplification reaction is carried out, subsequently the number of the different amplification products obtained for each of the at least two subquantities is determined and compared with one another, and finally the amplification products which were obtained only for one defined subquantity and/or those amplification products which were obtained for all subquantities, are characterized. In addition, the present invention relates to a kit for carrying out the process according to the invention. | 05-26-2011 |
Jeffrey S. Gauer, Reston, VA US
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| 20080283710 | Computer workstation - The computer workstation permits a user to work while reclining or in a supine position. The workstation has a monitor and a monitor platform for securely holding the monitor. The platform is independently adjustable and lockable in a selected horizontal and vertical position. The monitor moves with the platform so that the monitor is positioned in viewing position for the user when the user is in any position. The workstation also has a wireless transceiver for streaming signals between the monitor and a remote computer. The remote computer is wirelessly attached to the workstation. A keyboard/trackball platform is independently adjustable and lockable in selected positions. The keyboard/trackball platform has a wireless keyboard detachably mounted thereon. The keyboard assists the user to communicate with the remote computer. Additionally, there is a trackball for assisting the user to communicate with the remote computer. The trackball is detachably mounted on the keyboard/trackball platform. | 11-20-2008 |
Wilfried Gauer, Austin, TX US
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| 20090189767 | ASSET TRACKING SYSTEM FOR ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT - An asset tracking system includes a server, a plurality of readers in communication with the server, and a plurality of radio frequency identification tags. Each of the plurality of readers is coupled to at least two antennas. The at least two antennas receive signals from a plurality of radio frequency identification tags. | 07-30-2009 |