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Pivotal Software, Inc.

David E Goddard

Justin Pearson Smith

Samuel E Smith

James Thomas Bayer

Michael Dalessio

Justin Tyler Archie

Gabriel A Ramirez

James C Wen

Brandon Shroyer

John Shahid

Kelly Gerritz

David Jahn

Amin Jamali

Forest Eckhardt

Daniel George Rosen

Mark W Kropf

Methods, systems, and computer-readable media for monitoring states of application packages deployed on a cloud-based application deployment platform. A notification service retrieves a copy of a deployed application package from the cloud-based deployment platform, and determines libraries of the application package. The notification service can then determine security vulnerabilities in the libraries, and provide notifications on the vulnerabilities of the application package to a user or developer.

Vulnerability notification for live applications

Methods, systems, and computer-readable media for monitoring states of application packages deployed on a cloud-based application deployment platform. A notification service retrieves a copy of a deployed application package and metadata associated with the application package from the cloud-based deployment platform, and identifies libraries of the application package. The notification service can then determine which, if any, libraries are or will become out-of-date, and obtain license information about the libraries. The notification service can provide notifications of any outdated components and on license compatibilities or incompatibilities. The notification service can automatically restage the application package, or update the license, upon finding outdated components or license incompatibilities.

Library scan for live applications

Malignant gliomas are treated by modifying the eicosanoid biosynthetic pathway with reduction of the inhibitory effect of prostanoids on the cytotoxic activity of NK and LAK cells. Synthetic peptides, corresponding to shared sequences with phospholipase activating protein (PLAP), having the capacity to activate phospholipase A.sub.2 (PLA.sub.2), when administered in a delayed release delivery system, such as with agarose beads induce release of PGE.sub.2, with significant tumor necrosis. A tumor model comprising an air pouch in the dorsum of rats is utilized for effective evaluation of the treatment, with tumor growth, treatment and evaluation of tumors grown therein.

Treatment of tumors

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