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| 20090156828 | Novel Compounds and Methods for Forming Taxanes and Using the Same - The present invention is broadly directed to novel compounds useful for the synthesis of biologically active compounds. More particularly, the present embodiments disclosed herein relate to novel side chains, that when coupled to a taxane, are useful for the synthesis of pharmaceutically useful taxanes. Methods of forming the novel side chains and coupling them to hindered alcohols, namely taxanes resulting in useful esters are also disclosed. Various taxanes compounds are known to exhibit anti-tumor activity. | 06-18-2009 |
| 20090246211 | Molecular constructs suitable for targeted conjugates - The present invention relates generally to effective drug-linker constructs suitable for conjugation with ligands. The present invention also discloses methods of conjugating these constructs with peptides to form the compound of formula I. These methods are readily extended to any hydroxyl, amine or sulfur bearing biologically active molecules. | 10-01-2009 |
| 20090306400 | CONVERGENT PROCESS FOR THE SYNTHESIS OF TAXANE DERIVATIVES. - The present invention is broadly directed to novel compounds useful for the synthesis of biologically active compounds, including taxane derivatives, and convergent processes for the preparation of these taxane derivatives and their intermediates. | 12-10-2009 |
| 20100069643 | Convergent Process for the Synthesis of Taxane Derivatives - The application provides a process for the preparation of taxane derivatives and intermediates useful in such processes. | 03-18-2010 |
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| 20100151691 | METHOD FOR IMPROVED THICKNESS REPEATABILITY OF PECVD DEPOSITED CARBON FILMS - Provided herein are improved methods of depositing carbon-based films using acetylene as a precursor. The methods involve using a low-vapor pressure solvent, e.g., dimethylfluoride (DMF) to stabilize the acetylene and delivering the acetylene to a deposition chamber. The methods provide improved wafer-to-wafer thickness uniformity and increase the usable amount of acetylene in an acetylene source to over 95%. | 06-17-2010 |
| 20110146571 | TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED SHOWERHEAD FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE OPERATIONS - A temperature controlled showerhead assembly for chemical vapor deposition (CVD) chambers enhances heat dissipation to provide accurate temperature control of the showerhead face plate and maintain temperatures substantially lower than surrounding components. Heat dissipates by conduction through a showerhead stem and removed by the heat exchanger mounted outside of the vacuum environment. Heat is supplied by a heating element inserted into the steam of the showerhead. Temperature is controlled using feedback supplied by a temperature sensor installed in the stem and in thermal contact with the face plate. | 06-23-2011 |
| 20110256726 | PLASMA ACTIVATED CONFORMAL FILM DEPOSITION - Methods of depositing a film on a substrate surface include surface mediated reactions in which a film is grown over one or more cycles of reactant adsorption and reaction. In one aspect, the method is characterized by the following operations: (a) exposing the substrate surface to a first reactant in vapor phase under conditions allowing the first reactant to adsorb onto the substrate surface; (b) exposing the substrate surface to a second reactant in vapor phase while the first reactant is adsorbed on the substrate surface; and (c) exposing the substrate surface to plasma to drive a reaction between the first and second reactants adsorbed on the substrate surface to form the film. | 10-20-2011 |
| 20110256734 | SILICON NITRIDE FILMS AND METHODS - Described are methods of making SiN materials on substrates, particularly SiN thin films on semiconductor substrates. Improved SiN films made by the methods are also included. | 10-20-2011 |
| 20120028454 | PLASMA ACTIVATED CONFORMAL DIELECTRIC FILM DEPOSITION - Methods of depositing a film on a substrate surface include surface mediated reactions in which a film is grown over one or more cycles of reactant adsorption and reaction. In one aspect, the method is characterized by intermittent delivery of dopant species to the film between the cycles of adsorption and reaction. | 02-02-2012 |
