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Molecular Biosystems, Inc.

Kenneth L Hamilton

Rolf Lohrmann

Edward G Jablonski

Karel J Lambert

Carl Hulle

Sheila Benay Podell

Timothy C Butler

Elastic protein microspheres, filled with water insoluble gases, have been produced by ultrasound and mechanical cavitation without the present of oxygen. The microspheres are highly echogenic. The microspheres exhibit greatly enhanced static pressure stability, up to 40 psig. The microspheres are resistant to coalescence and to expansion due to differential gas diffusion. The microspheres are resistant to collapse when suspended in a gas-depleted aqueous solution.

Method for making encapsulated gas microspheres from heat denatured

Combined key ring and flashlight

A demonstration device for illustrating spinal injury utilizing a demonstration model of a portion of a human spine in which visual electronics have been applied through the use of light emitting diodes to show the interruption of nerve signal flow upon the dislocation of the vertebrae bones with relation to one another. The device includes an electric circuit, battery, and a switch which operate upon rotation of the model to change the rate of flash of light emitting diodes thus indicating a change in nerve frequency due to injury.

Demonstration device for illustrating spinal misalignment

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St. Clair Shores, MI, United States of America

Kenneth L Hamilton