Jsp Partners, L.p.

Spectrum Laboratories, Inc.

Spectrum Medical Laboratories, Inc.

F Jesus Martinez

Peter W Chan

Steven R Bystrom

Virginia Thanh Ta

Dieter Stute

William Martin

Roy Eddleman

A bioreactor having an outer shell compartment containing many coaxial pairs of hollow microporous fibers. An annular compartment exists between an outer surface of the inner hollow microporous fiver and the inner surface of the outer hollow microporous fiber. The annular compartment preferably contains blood or plasma. The blood or plasma is, thus, exposed to two microporous hollow fibers which have fluids which can purify or otherwise affect the blood through the walls of two different microporous hollow fibers. An artificial liver or kidney can result when liver or kidney cells are placed in the shell compartment.

Bioreactor with application as blood therapy device

A disposable dialysis apparatus which floats in a dialysate solution. The apparatus has a membrane support ring with a central opening surrounded by a downwardly extending tube. The open bottom of the tube supports a dialysis membrane. After the membrane has been loaded with a sample, the membrane is closed and the apparatus is suspended in the dialysate solution.

Disposable dialyzer apparatus

A fluid dispensing system for delivering sterile preservative-free solution is disclosed. The system uses double self-sealing valves mounted in series inside a tip compartment which fits on the outlet of a multiple dosage squeeze container to prevent undesirable retrograde flow of the dispensed liquid back into the bottle during the decompression cycle. The valves used are either positive acting, normally closed duckbill and/or umbrella valve(s) which open to express solution from the container when squeezing pressure is applied to the bottle and which automatically close when the pressure is released. The fluid dispensing system with an umbrella valve near the system outlet has close to zero dead space volume thereby practically eliminated possible contamination of the sterile fluid under the circumferential seal head portion of the umbrella valve and in the container. A hydrophobic filter is provided to sterilize the replacement air which enters the container upon release of the squeezing pressure.

Preservative-free sterile fluid dispensing system

A fluid dispensing system for delivering sterile preservative free solution is disclosed. The system uses double self-sealing valves mounted in series inside a tip compartment which fits on the outlet of a multiple dosage squeeze container to prevent undesirable retrograde flow of the dispensed liquid back into the bottle during the decompression cycle. The valves used are positive acting, normally closed duckbill valves which open to express solution from the container when squeezing pressure is applied to the bottle and which automatically close when the pressure is released. A hydrophobic filter is provided to sterilize the replacement air which enters the container upon release of the squeezing pressure.

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Mission Viejo, CA, United States of America

F Jesus Martinez