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Tricerapro Holding, LLC

University of Cincinnati

Joseph L Clark

Daniel Newton Woo

Charles L Rosen

Steven Cutright

Joseph P Broderick

Todd J Crocco

Fred R Beyette, Jr

Anindya Majumder

James J Caffery, Jr

Prashant Bhadri

Gail Pyne-Geithman

Chad J Morgan

A neuroprotective mixture includes Phosphocreatine (PCr), Magnesium Gluconate (MgG), and &#xdf;-hydroxybutyrate (BHB). The PCR, MgG, and BHB are combined in a 2:1:2 molar ratio of PCr:MgH:BHB. The neuroprotective mixture is a useful preventative and prophylactic supplement, which also can function to extend the post-stroke treatment window.

Neuroprotective mixture for mitigating the harmful effects of ischemic stroke

A body cooling apparatus is configured for wear under an outer garment such as those worn by welders. The apparatus is constructed of cloth-covered air tubing which distributes a supply of received compressed air. The user wears the tubing harness much like a vest. When the harness is connected to a compressed air source, the compressed air is vented through the cloth-covered tubing to assist in cooling the user's body.

Wearable cooling system

A neuroprotective mixture includes Phosphocreatine (PCr), Magnesium Gluconate (MgG), and &#x3b2;-hydroxybutyrate (BHB). The PCR, MgG, and BHB are combined in a 2:1:2 molar ratio of PCr:MgH:BHB. The neuroprotective mixture is a useful preventative and prophylactic supplement, which also can function to extend the post-stroke treatment window.

A method and apparatus for detecting and removing small particulate matter fluid and/or contaminants on hard surfaces.

Apparatus for detecting contaminates on a hard surface

The present invention provides methods for assessing a condition in an individual by analyzing a cerebrospinal fluid sample from the individual, for example, by spectroscopy. Further, the invention provides methods for determining an amount of blood in the cerebrospinal fluid sample; methods for determining concentrations of analytes in the cerebrospinal fluid sample; methods for determining a length of time the blood has been in the cerebrospinal fluid sample; and methods for rapidly obtaining a differential diagnosis between conditions indicated by blood in the cerebral spinal fluid. Moreover, the present invention provides instruments capable of rapidly assessing a condition in and individual by point-of-care analysis of a cerebral fluid sample from an individual.

Methods for assessing a condition by analyzing blood in cerebrospinal fluid

Methods for enhancing the lysis of coagulated blood comprise administering to coagulated blood a combination of clot clysis agent and a lysis enhancing amount of apolipoprotein E2 (Apo E2) or a therapeutic derivative thereof. Methods for reducing the risk of blood coagulation comprise administering to blood a combination of a clot lysis agent and a lysis enhancing amount of Apo E2 or a therapeutic derivative thereof. Additional methods for enhancing the lysis of coagulated blood comprise administering to an individual a specific level of clot lysis agent wherein the specific level is based upon the apolipoprotein phenotype of the individual. Further methods for reducing the risks of blood coagulation comprise administering to blood a specific level of a clot lysis agent wherein the specific level is based upon the apolipoprotein phenotype of the individual.

Methods for enhancing the lysis of coagulated blood with apolipoprotein E2 phenotype

Methods for inhibiting lysis of coagulated blood and reducing risk of excessive lysis comprising administration of lysis-inhibiting amounts of apolipoprotein E4, and methods for inhibiting lysis of coagulated blood and reducing risk of excessive lysis comprising administration of a specific level of a lysis-inhibiting agent wherein the specific level is based on the apolipoprotein phenotype of an individual, are provided. Methods for enhancing lysis of coagulated blood by administration of an Apo E peptide fragment to blood containing a clot lysis agent are also provided.

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Cincinnati, OH, United States of America

Joseph L Clark