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Edward H Kislauskis

Neil Francis Duffy

Jeffrey Raymond Chabot

Dennis L Guberski

Albert Prescott

Barbara J Whalen

Disclosed herein are apparatus and methods for isolating a fraction of interest from a physiological fluid sample. A sample holder for isolating a fraction of interest from a physiological fluid sample includes a flexible compartment and a rigid exoskeleton that supports the flexible compartment. The flexible compartment may have at least one reservoir with a height to volume ratio of about 0.1 cm/mL to about 5 cm/mL. An automated device for extracting a fraction of interest from the sample includes a sample holder with a flexible compartment supported by a rigid exoskeleton, a support for the sample holder connected to one or more fluid extraction devices, and a motor for moving the extraction device relative to the sample holder. The automated device may include an optical sensor and may include a clamp for clamping the flexible compartment.

Cell separation method and apparatus

An extended release analgesic for controlling pain comprised of an opioid or non-opioid analgesic drug ionically bound to hyaluronic acid, poly-&#x3b3;-glutamic acid or other ionic polymers, and injected into a body either subcutaneously, intramuscularly or intraperitoneally, utilizing counter-ions of different valences to control the rate of release into the body.

Extended release analgesic for pain control

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Medway, MA, United States of America

Edward H Kislauskis