Hera Testing Laboratories, Inc.

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Transposagen Biopharmaceuticals, Inc.

Joseph Ruiz

Eric Michael Ostertag

John Stuart Crawford

This invention relates to the engineering of animal cells, preferably mammalian, more preferably rat, that are deficient due to the disruption of tumor suppressor gene(s) or gene product(s). In another aspect, the invention relates to genetically modified rats, as well as the descendants and ancestors of such animals, which are animal models of human cancer and methods of their use.

Genetically modified rat models for severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID)

A moisture-absorbing grip for a handle of a golf club or a sports racket consists of an elongated strip of leather of a special transverse, cross-sectional profile which when spirally wound on the handle of a golf club or racket with the roughened nap side of the leather strip exposed provides a moisture-absorbing surface having ridges or peaks separated by arcuately curved grooves or valleys spirally oriented along the length of the club or racket handle. The resulting grip is not only moisture absorbent but conforms well to the hand of a player gripping the club or racket so as to resist slipping even when the player's hand or hands are profusely perspiring.

Grip for golf clubs and sports rackets

A chromatic harmonica having a boom mounted yoke for supporting the harmonica in front of the user, a solenoid mounted on one arm of the yolk for moving the valve actuator of the harmonica and a foot-operated switch for energizing the solenoid depending upon whether the harmonica is to produce sharp or flat tones.

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Lexington, KY, United States of America

Joseph Ruiz