United States of America, As Represented by the Secretary of Agriculture

US Government As Represented by the Secretary of the Army

Valneva Austria Gmbh

Novavax, Inc.

Valneva Usa, Inc.

The United States of America As Represented by the Secretary of

World Centric

The Clorox Company

Intercell Usa, Inc.

The United States of America As Represented by the U.S. Army Medical

Gregory M Glenn

Simon K Hodson

Jonathan I Kaplan

Jing-Hui Tian

David Flyer

Gale Smith

Carl R Alving

Ye Liu

Kerstin Westritschnig

Steven R Fuhrmann

Larry R Ellingsworth

Stefanie Kluepfel-Stahl

Syed Hussain Imam

Artur P Klamczynski

Michael J Massare

Sarathi Boddapati

Erica Shane

Cynthia Oliver

Xing Jin

David Jackson Lestage

Donald K Swatling

John W Lai

William J Orts

Frederick J Cassels

George John

Mark A Hochwalt

C Steven Sikes

Marc Privitera

Randal L Shogren

Peter S Macdonald

Charles N Ludvik

Andrew L Leppla

Robert E Sojka

Donald J Stern

Kevin Barry

Brian K Cartwright

Serena Stephenson

Nikita R Manalo

Louis Fries

Iksung Cho

Phoebe Stinson

Anantdeep Gill

Luiz H C Mattoso

Farooqe Azam

Gokhan Bingol

Eliton S Medeiros

Lionel Mohri

Tanya Scharton-Kersten

Carl B Alving

Kyle J Doerksen

David A Lubensky

Sally H Madsen

Jianmei Yu

Mervyn L Hamer

Brian J Mason

Christine W Mcelhaney

Robert I Lister

Diane E Epperson

Aaron A Henningsgaard

Adrian B James

Charles F Iii Steeves

Gina L Romero

Christina P Villar

Matthew D Inouye

Anthony C Pigliacampo

David Frerichs

The invention relates to uncoated, fiber/starch composite materials manufactured without the use of fluorochemicals or additional binders that offer superior oil and grease resistance properties. Addition of an internal sizing agent in the preparation of the fiber/starch composite materials results in superior hot water and cold water resistance properties. The fiber/starch composite materials may be used for the manufacture of food service containers. The invention also relates to methods of preparation of the fiber/starch composite materials.

Moisture/oil-resistant fiber/starch composite materials

This present invention provides C-TAB.G5 and C-TAB.G5.1 isolated polypeptides comprising the receptor binding domains oftoxin A and toxin B as set forth in the amino acid sequences of SEQ ID NO: 2 and SEQ ID NO: 4. The C-TAB.G5 and C-TAB.G5.1 isolated polypeptides may be used to neutralize toxic effects oftoxin A and/or toxin B.

Isolated polypeptide of the toxin A and toxin B proteins ofand uses thereof

Disclosed herein are methods and nanoparticles suitable for use in reducing exacerbations in COPD patients. The methods and compositions advantageously reduce the incidence of hospitalization in COPD patients that occurs in response to environmental insults such as exposure to or infection by RSV. Dosages, formulations, and methods for preparing the vaccines and nanoparticles are also disclosed.

Methods and compositions for treating respiratory disease

Disclosed herein are methods and compositions for treating or preventing bacterial infection. In particular, the methods and compositions are directed towardsinfection. In particular aspects, the compositions are vaccines containing multimeric polypeptides containing portions of multiple toxins from bacteria. The polypeptides induce effective immune responses thus treating or preventing infection.

Methods and compositions for inducing immune responses against

Disclosed herein are nanoparticles suitable for use in vaccines. The nanoparticles present antigens from pathogens surrounded to and associated with a detergent core resulting in enhanced stability and good immunogenicity. Dosages, formulations, and methods for preparing the vaccines and nanoparticles are also disclosed.

Vaccine compositions having improved stability and immunogenicity

Compositions comprising a fiber component, optionally a dispersing agent operable to disperse the fiber component to create a fiber matrix, a starch component distributed essentially throughout the fiber matrix, and a filler component are disclosed. Methods of forming articles such as containers and packages from such compositions are also disclosed.

Compositions and methods for food packaging

Methods and compositions for inducing immune responses against Clostridium difficile

The charcoal-foam heating material is formed by combining a charcoal mixture with an aqueous surfactant and water to create a semi-homogenous charcoal-foam slurry. The slurry is poured into shaping molds so that the slurry dries into the charcoal-foam heating material. In the preferred embodiment, a concrete surfactant is used during the mixing process and the charcoal-foam slurry is formed into briquettes and used as a cooking fuel.

Charcoal-foam heating material

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