This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: Abbott Laboratories Corporation. Active years: 1995-1996.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 1995-1996
Title: Louis Saldivar, Jr.: Diagnostic Reagent and Blood-Analysis Inventions.
Introduction
Louis Saldivar, Jr. is an inventor based in Kenosha, Wisconsin. His work includes inventions related to diagnostic reagents and methods for analyzing blood samples. He is associated with Abbott Laboratories Corporation and holds 2 patents.
Latest Patents
Saldivar’s listed patents address reagent-pack use in analytical instruments and the stabilization of diagnostic reagents.
“Method of Using a Disposable Reagent Pack” describes methods for using a disposable pack with an analytical instrument to analyze a blood sample. One embodiment uses a pack with a sample well, a lysing-solution well, and a red-blood-cell analytic sample well. The method places blood in the sample well and the red-blood-cell analytic sample well, selectively transfers fluid between the sample and lysing-solution wells, and presents the lysing-solution and red-blood-cell analytic sample wells to the instrument simultaneously for analysis.
“Stabilized Bilirubin Calibrator Solution and Method Therefor” concerns a stabilized, anoxic diagnostic reagent solution containing an oxygen-labile reagent, glucose oxidase, glucose, a hydrogen donor, sterile bacterial membrane fragments with an oxygen-transfer system, and a reagent-binding agent. The described solution provides at least six months of storage stability at 2–8°C and open-vial stability of at least three weeks.
Career Highlights
Saldivar’s patent work reflects a focus on diagnostic technologies, including blood-sample analysis and reagent stability. His association with Abbott Laboratories Corporation connects his inventions to a company active in healthcare and laboratory diagnostics.
Collaborations
His listed coworkers include Sangvorn Rutnarak and Barbara J. England. Their names provide context for the professional environment associated with his work.
Conclusion
Louis Saldivar, Jr.’s two patents address practical challenges in diagnostic testing, from handling blood samples with disposable reagent packs to maintaining the stability of bilirubin calibrator solutions.
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