Electric Mobility Corporation

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Fred C Brown

Michael D Winther

John C Boothroyd

George A Cross

David J Rowlands

Timothy J Harris

Michael D Highfield

Maniel D Marquardt

The golf vehicle has steerable front wheels on a front portion of a frame together with a steering mechanism which includes an upstanding rearwardly inclined handle bar. A pair of drive wheels and a power source drivingly connected to the drive wheels are on a rear portion of the frame. A seat unit is mounted on the rear portion of the frame and has adjustment means for moving the seat rearwardly and forwardly along a plurality of longitudinal positions and for pivoting the seat 360.degree. in any of these longitudinal positions. The pivot axis of the seat is so located that when the seat is pivoted 180.degree. from a front operating position, the front edge of the seat will extend rearwardly beyond the rear end of the frame rear portion so as to readily enable an occupant of the vehicle to make golf shots while seated. In a modification, the seat is fixed on a seat frame which is pivotable and lockable in any of the pivoted positions. The pivot axis of the seat frame is at the rear of the seat such that when the seat is pivoted 90.degree., 180.degree. or 270.degree. the front of the seat frame protrudes well beyond the side and rear outlines of the vehicle.

Golf vehicle

Golfing vehicle

A DNA molecule comprising a nucleotide sequence substantially corresponding to all or a portion of foot and mouth disease virus RNA and in particular coding for at least one protein of foot and mouth disease virus. The DNA molecule can be inserted into a DNA cloning vehicle capable of expressing the DNA molecule, after a suitable host cell has been transformed by the cloning vehicle. The expression product can be incorporated into a vaccine for stimulating antibodies against FMDV. Methods for producing the DNA molecule, recombinant cloning vehicle and transformed host cell are described.

Recombinant DNA expression vector encoding for foot and mouth disease

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St. Albans, United Kingdom

Fred C Brown