Ganeden Biotech, Incorporated

Locus Solutions Ipco, LLC

Flaask, LLC

Locus Oil IP Company, LLC

Andrew R Lefkowitz

Sean Farmer

Ken Alibek

Michael A Bush

David T Maske

Alibek Moldakozhayev

Karthik N Karathur

David Keller

Martin R Shumway

David Maske

Michael Bush

Tyler Dixon

Anthony Nerris

Albina Tskhay

Scan Farmer

The present invention relates to compositions and methods for enhancing bioavailability of health-promoting substances, such as pharmaceuticals and nutritional supplements. The subject invention utilizes an adjuvant composition comprising one or more microbial-produced biosurfactants and/or isoforms thereof, to enhance bioavailability of health-promoting substances and to reduce the effective dosage that is required.

Compositions for enhancing bioavailability of pharmaceuticals, supplements and ingested substances

The present invention provides compositions and methods for improving the quality of life for a subject, particularly a child, diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). In preferred embodiments, a supplement composition comprising natural or naturally-derived ingredients is delivered to a subject in the form of a chocolate bar or other candy alongside administration of an antiviral medication. Advantageously, the composition and methods can improve the immune health of the subject, along with other signs and symptoms associated with ASD, infections and other immunocompromising conditions.

Compositions and methods for diagnosing susceptibility to autism spectrum disorder (ASD), reducing the likelihood of developing ASD, and/or treating ASD

The present invention describes compositions and methods comprising lactic acid-producing bacteria in baked goods.

Baked goods

The present invention provides compositions and methods for enhancing oil recovery from low permeability subterranean formation using three mechanisms: repressurization; reduction of interfacial tension; and increased permeability. The subject compositions comprise a chelating agent, a biosurfactant, a carbonate or bicarbonate salt, water, and a pH adjusting substance, which when applied to an oil-bearing formation according to the methods of the subject invention, allow for controlled release of carbon dioxide within the formation without complicated machinery or gas-producing microorganisms.

Compositions and methods for enhanced oil recovery from low permeability formations

The subject invention provides a three-part method for increasing the amount of oil recovered from an oil well, the method comprising (1) paraffin removal; (2) gas release; and (3) plugging. The combination of parts provides for enhanced oil recovery over an extended period of time, for example two weeks or longer. In preferred embodiments, the subject invention utilizes microorganisms and/or their growth by-products, as well as other environmentally-friendly compounds, to enhance oil recovery by removing paraffin deposits from a well and providing controlled production of carbon dioxide in the well.

Methods for paraffin removal and extended post-primary oil recovery

The invention relates generally to digestive disorders, and in particular to methods for treating irritable bowel syndrome by increasing carbohydrate absorption by administering a composition containing abacterium.

Methods for the dietary management of irritable bowel syndrome and carbohydrate malabsorption

The present application relates to probiotic grain-based compositions comprising lactic acid-producing bacteria.

Probiotic grain-based compositions

The present application relates to probiotic confection-based compositions comprising lactic acid-producing bacteria and oil-based compositions comprising the same.

Probiotic confection and lipid compositions

The present application relates to nutritional compositions comprising lactic acid-producing bacteria.

Probiotic sports nutrition compositions

The present application relates to propionic grain-based compositions comprising lactic acid-producing bacteria.

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Mayfield Heights, OH, United States of America

Andrew R Lefkowitz