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Ambion, Inc.

Cenetron Diagnostics, Ltd.

David M Brown

Brittan L Pasloske

Matthew M Winkler

Dwight B DuBois

Andrea M Brown

Juan C Troncoso

William E Torruellas

A system device and method for storing paint in which paint (), either at a paint store or at home, is placed in a storage bag () that is sealed to create one or more packets (). The packets may then be stored for use at a later date for touching up damaged or marked paint on walls and other surfaces.

Paint storage system, device, and method for storing paint

The present invention is directed to a device and a laser, eye-safe method for laser marking slides for use in conjunction with a light microscope. The device is an attachment for a light microscope that allows the operator to make marks on preparations of biological tissues or other materials placed on a glass slide or between a glass slide and a cover slip. The marks can be used to indicate or highlight a microscopic structure or feature of interest. The marking on the slide is performed as the specimen is examined, without having to remove it from the microscope stage. In this way the invention has application in a biomedical or pathology laboratory for diagnostic, research, archival, and teaching or training purposes.

High resolution laser labeling of microscopic glass slides and histological sections

The present invention relates to nuclease resistant nucleic acids in general and ribonuclease resistant RNAs in particular. Methods of making and using such nucleic acids are disclosed.

Ribonuclease resistant RNA preparation and utilization

Methods of quantifying viral load in an animal with a ribonuclease resistant RNA preparation

A device for adjustably providing protection to adjacent surfaces while painting is described. This device comprises a height adjustable handle connected to a masking element by an articulating hinged element. The masking element comprises a flat, rectangular guide with a series of movable fins held to one of the longer edges thereof, by a pair of opposable gripping elements. These fins can be moved and adjusted to fit in and around a clap board sided building, for example. Thus, when the device is placed on the clap board siding, the fins fit perfectly to this siding and any adjacent edge will be protected by the masking element during the painting cycle.

Adjustable element for protecting adjacent surfaces while painting

A collapsible sawhorse having a bench and four legs extending outwardly therefrom at a fixed angle. All of the legs are hinged to the bench so as to be movable between an upright position and a collapsed, substantially flat position. An arm is pivotally mounted to the outer legs at opposite corners of the sawhorse and each arm terminates in an angular finger which mates with a U-shaped bracket extending from plates mounted to directly opposite legs. The sawhorse is secured in its upright position when the fingers mate with the U-shaped bracket and may be folded when the fingers are released from the bracket. A tool holder is hinged to the legs a predetermined distance below the bench so as to be collapsible with the basic structure.

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Austin, TX, United States of America

David M Brown