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Leonard H. Augenlicht, Redding, CT US
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| 20110318732 | PREDICTION OF CHEMOTHERAPEUTIC RESPONSE VIA SINGLE-CELL PROFILING OF TRANSCRIPTION SITE ACTIVATION - The present invention generally relates to methods for determining tumor resistance or sensitivity to chemotherapeutic agents and the likelihood of tumor reoccurrence based on the expression levels of genes known to correlate to the chemotherapeutic agent. In particular, the expression levels of TYMS, MRGX, ATP7B and/or BAK in tumor cells, as measured by the number of active transcription sites detected by fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH), are predictive of resistance and sensitivity to chemotherapy and the likelihood of reoccurrence following chemotherapy treatment. | 12-29-2011 |
Leonard H. Grokop, San Diego, CA US
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| 20110170432 | ACCESS POINT TRANSMIT POWER SCHEMES - In a multi-level power transmission scheme, an access point transmits at one power level, while repeatedly transmitting at a burst power level for short periods of time. For example, a femto cell may transmit a beacon with periodic high power bursts of short duration, while the femto cell transmit power also undergoes high power bursts aligned with the beacon bursts. In a network listen-based power control scheme, an access point listens for one or more parameters sent over-the-air by the network and then defines transmit power based on the received parameter(s). In some aspects, beacon transmit power may be set based on a defined outage radius parameter and the total received signal power on a channel. In some aspects, access point transmit power may be set based on a defined coverage parameter and the received energy associated with signals from access points of a certain type. | 07-14-2011 |
| 20110177808 | BEACON TRANSMIT POWER SCHEMES - In a multi-level power transmission scheme, an access point transmits at one power level, while repeatedly transmitting at a burst power level for short periods of time. For example, a femto cell may transmit a beacon with periodic high power bursts of short duration, while the femto cell transmit power also undergoes high power bursts aligned with the beacon bursts. In a network listen-based power control scheme, an access point listens for one or more parameters sent over-the-air by the network and then defines transmit power based on the received parameter(s). In some aspects, beacon transmit power may be set based on a defined outage radius parameter and the total received signal power on a channel. In some aspects, access point transmit power may be set based on a defined coverage parameter and the received energy associated with signals from access points of a certain type. | 07-21-2011 |
Leonard H. Hancock, Sr., Hummelstown, PA US
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| 20080288129 | Vehicle Control System - An electronic control system comprises a remote control radio transmitter (RCRT) and/or an auxiliary wired control (AWC) configured to transmit an operational control signal. A CANbus radio receiver (CRR) is in electronic communication with the RCRT and/or AWC. A programmable logic control system (PLC) is in electronic communication with the CRR via a CANbus connection. A control device is in electronic communication with the PLC to carry out the operational control signal. | 11-20-2008 |
| 20100078965 | Utility Vehicle With Integrated Pull-Out Framework - A utility vehicle includes a utility body, a chamber formed in the utility body, a framework movable into and out of the chamber, and at least one utility device located on the framework. | 04-01-2010 |
| 20110286866 | AC Power Unit Operating System For Emergency Vehicles - An AC operating system has an electrical distribution panel; a variable frequency drive control unit having a first variable frequency drive and a second variable frequency drive; a hydraulic oil heat exchanger; and a hydraulic power unit. The hydraulic power unit includes a housing having a first electric motor connected to the first variable frequency drive and a second electric motor connected to the second variable frequency drive. A first pump and valve assembly is connected to the first electric motor and a second pump and valve assembly is connected to the second electric motor. A motor start command is transmitted from the electrical distribution panel to at least one of the variable frequency drives. The variable frequency drive controller ramps up power to the selected motor to begin rotation of the motor to a predetermined operating speed in a predetermined amount of time. | 11-24-2011 |
Leonard H. Leuer, Brooklyn Park, MN US
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| 20100204716 | METHODS AND DEVICES FOR OCCLUSION OF AN ATRIAL APPENDAGE - Some embodiments of the invention provide a system for occluding a left atrial appendage of a patient. Some embodiments of the system can include a ring occluder that can be positioned around the left atrial appendage and a ring applicator to position the ring occluder with respect to the left atrial appendage. One embodiment discloses a method of accessing endocardial surfaces of the heart through the atrial appendage. Additional embodiments of the invention provide a clip occluder that can be positioned around the left atrial appendage. A clip applicator can position the clip occluder with respect to the left atrial appendage. | 08-12-2010 |
Leonard H. Leuer, Loretto, MN US
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| 20100145361 | Methods and Devices for Occlusion of an Atrial Appendage - A novel occluder application and clip device for treatment of embolic stroke caused by atrial fibrillation uses multiple sutures in a non directional handle to affix the occlusion device to the applicator and manipulate the occluder from an open and receiving position to a closed and occluding position. The occluder is retained in place by a clamping means related to locks retainers, resilient material or otherwise. An actuator mechanism is used to manipulate the occluder to a locked or occluding position. The applicator with the occluder attached has a low profile and remote manipulations to allow the occluder to be delivered to the clamping location within a patient through a small incision or delivery port such as a trocar cannula or the like. | 06-10-2010 |
Leonard H. Schifter, Snohomish, WA US
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| 20090138385 | Crate Tool - A computer implemented method, apparatus, and computer program product for processing aircraft software parts. A crate containing an aircraft software part is received from a source. Signatures are validated for the crate and the aircraft software part. If the signatures are valid, the crate is unpacked. The contents of the incoming crate are displayed. The aircraft software part is unpacked. Responsive to a request to upload the stored part to a library in the aircraft software part management apparatus, a determination is made as to whether the stored part meets a policy. If the stored part meets the policy, the part is signed. The signed part is placed in a crate and is signed to form a signed crate wherein signatures for the signed aircraft software part and the signed crate are different from the set of signatures in the incoming crate. The signed crate is sent to the library. | 05-28-2009 |