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Manuel A. Bedoya Ospina, Manizales CO
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| 20110236538 | CHITIN DERIVATIVE AND NATURAL SWEETENER CONJUGATE FOR CONTROLLING INGESTED FAT IN HUMANS AND HAVING SWEETENING PROPERTIES - The present invention provides a sweetener product which has the purpose of encapsulating ingested fat and stimulating the excretion thereof. The product is comprised of two compounds: a derivative of the amino sugar, chitin, and one or several sweeteners bonded through electrostatic interactions. This interaction contributes in improving neutral pH solubility and product presentation for human consumption. | 09-29-2011 |
Manuel A. Garcia-Leiner, Newtown, PA US
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| 20080242786 | White Light Diffusing Thermoplastic Composition - The invention relates to a translucent, white, light-diffusing thermoplastic composition containing both white pigment and refractive index-matched particles. The blend of pigment and particles provides a synergistic effect, resulting in a very high luminous transmission and good diffusion properties. | 10-02-2008 |
Manuel A. Garcia-Leiner, Royersford, PA US
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| 20090316261 | MULTI-LAYER SCREEN COMPOSITES - The invention relates to multi-layer composites for use as a screen, having at least three layers, with an inner diffusing layer and at least one substrate layer on either side. The diffusing layer contains small particles having a narrow particle size distribution that are refractive-index mismatched with the polymer matrix. The multi-layer acrylic composition is useful as a projection screen. | 12-24-2009 |
Manuel A. Gonzalez De La Pena, Madrid ES
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| 20090292311 | Biomaterial for Suturing - A biomaterial for suturing comprising a physiologically compatible support material coated with a cellular population with proliferative and/or differentiation capacity, characteristics which facilitate the regeneration of the sutured tissue. This biomaterial for suturing not only brings together the two edges of an open wound, but also contributes actively to the healing process, thereby accelerating the tissue repair process. Also disclosed are methods for making the biomaterial and methods for using the biomaterials in therapy. | 11-26-2009 |
Manuel A. Jerez, Roosevelt, NY US
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| 20110156570 | Cathode ion source - The filament clamp assembly has a pair of bifurcated clamps to hold the connecting leads of a filament within a cavity of a cathode of a separate cathode assembly. The filament clamp assembly is mounted on the insulator block in self-aligning relation. The cathode assembly has a tungsten cathode with an internal cavity to receive the filament that is secured within a retainer shield made of one of tungsten, molybdenum and graphite by a threaded graphite cylindrical collar. | 06-30-2011 |
Manuel A. Perales Esteve, Sevilla ES
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| 20110251461 | PROGRESSIVE SURGICAL DISTRACTION DEVICE FOR ATRAUMATIC ACCESS - Progressive Surgical Distraction Device (PSDD) intended for enabling gradual atraumatic access to cavities and zones inside the human body and for allowing controlled extraction of the liquids contained therein, particularly open foetal surgery and neurosurgery. It is composed of a set of cylindrical and semi-cylindrical parts of increasing diameters and decreasing lengths that fit into each other telescopically, each enabling the successive extraction of the inner part. The progressive distraction of the muscular fibres does not subject them to traction, avoids haemorrhages and allows the controlled diversion of liquids without accumulation of residues. The last part of the sequence is designed to allow an optimum mobilisation of the clamping system via directly viewed control of the intervention zone and surgical field. | 10-13-2011 |
Manuel A. Quevedo-Lopez, Richardson, TX US
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| 20100047993 | INTEGRATION OF HIGH-K METAL-GATE STACK INTO DIRECT SILICON BONDING (DSB) HYBRID ORIENTATION TECHNOLOGY (HOT) PMOS PROCESS FLOW - A method for semiconductor processing provides a DSB semiconductor body having a first crystal orientation layer, and a second crystal orientation layer, and a border region disposed between the first and second crystal orientations. A high-k metal gate stack is deposited over the first crystal orientation layer that comprises an insulation layer, a high-k dielectric layer, a first metal layer, and a second metal layer thereon. | 02-25-2010 |
Manuel A. Vega Zepeda, Minneapolis, MN US
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| 20080311205 | Abuse resistant drug formulation - A pharmaceutical composition may include a coated particulate which may include at least one active pharmaceutical ingredient, particularly one susceptible to abuse by an individual. The coated particles may include a fat/wax and have improved controlled release and/or crush resistance. Method of making these coated particulate and dosage forms therewith are also described. | 12-18-2008 |
Manuel A. Villafana, Minneapolis, MN US
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| 20100160718 | Apparatus and Method for Mounting an External Scaffold to a Vascular Graft - A method for securing a compliant scaffold to an outer surface of a vascular graft includes positioning the scaffold radially about an elongated support tube which includes first and second radially outwardly flared end portions respectively defining first and second open ends of the support tube. The method further includes pulling the vascular graft through a lumen of the support tube, and axially deploying the scaffold over the first end portion of the support tube and into compliant contact with the outer surface of the vascular graft. | 06-24-2010 |