Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation

The Scripps Research Institute

Guangyun Lin

Eric Arthur Johnson

William Howard Tepp

Hongrui Jiang

Raymond C Stevens

Paul Stenmark

Jérôme Dupuy

Seyyed Mohammad Javad Moghimi

William H Tepp

Mark Joseph Jacobson

Pal Erik Gustav Stenmark

A device is provided for camouflaging an object from an infrared detection apparatus. The device includes a cloak positionable between the object and the infrared detection apparatus. The cloak includes a layer of infrared absorptive material including a plurality of silicon nanowires. A flexible substrate has a first surface operatively connected to an inner surface of the layer. The substrate includes a heat dissipation arrangement for dissipating heat generated by the cloak during operation. An array of infrared emitters is operatively connected to a second surface of the substrate. The array of infrared emitters selectively radiates an infrared pattern to disguise the object to the infrared detection apparatus.

Device for camouflaging an object from infrared and low light cameras

Preparations ofneurotoxin BoNT/A3 and methods for using such preparations for treating a patient having a symptom in need of botulinum toxin therapy are provided herein.

Purification, characterization, and use of Clostridium botulinum neurotoxin BoNT/A3

A novel subtype of type A botulinum neurotoxin (BoNT/A) is disclosed in the application. Methods to purify the neurotoxin as well as uses thereof are also disclosed.

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