Bio101, Inc.

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Michael Gabriel Saghbini

James W Gautsch

Richard C Dana

David A Lippman

A mobile communication system powered by multiple batteries comprises a mobile telephone that can functionally connect via a power cable to a special supplemental battery or at least one existing battery functionally contained in a minimal housing. The special battery and the minimal housing have a compact body unconstrained by the mobile telephone compact body. They are optimized for comfortably to maximally fit, in a comfortable manner, in a pocket of the mobile telephone user to permit carrying the maximum power while still being portable in a hands-free manner using clothing including clothing accessories of the user. An adapter allows connection of either the supplemental battery or the minimal housing containing the at least one existing battery to mobile telephones of different makes and models. A charging adapter allows charging a rechargeable battery.

Mobile communication system powered by multiple batteries

The invention describes a method for the isolation of components from samples, particularly large molecular weight DNA from biological samples. The method involves the application of controlled oscillatory mechanical energy to the sample for short periods of time of about 5 to 60 seconds to lyse the sample and release the component(s) from the sample, followed by standard isolation methods. In preferred embodiments, the method includes the use of a spherical particle for applying the mechanical energy.

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San Diego, CA, United States of America

Michael Gabriel Saghbini