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Northern Arizona University

The Translational Genomics Research Institute

Michael J Valentine

Paul S Keim

David Engelthaler

Elizabeth Driebe

Jolene Bowers

Hongwei “Holly” Yin

Donald Chow

Bridget Barker

Nyles V Reinfeld

The present invention comprises methods of treating an infection using a pharmaceutical composition comprising an active ingredient selected from Table 1. In some aspects, the infection can be caused by one or more pathogens, including fungal pathogens. For example, the infection may be Valley Fever.

Compositions and methods for the treatment of fungal infections

Oil can

A method of packing articles including positioning an article retainer around a temporary article support and placing articles on such temporary support within the retainer, measuring the height of the articles in the retainer and automatically forming a container of enclosure of a size to enclose the articles. Thereafter the formed container is suitably positioned around the articles and container top is put on the container end to close the container and complete the packaging operation.

Apparatus and method of packing articles

A package forming apparatus which produces containers by means of molding thermoplastic material. A mold having a fixed cross-section but a variable length mold cavity is provided by a mold core having a bottom ring means outer shell unit in operative association with the mold core but which is movable axially of the mold core to vary the operative length of the mold and a removable top end plate is provided for the mold cavity.

Method and adjustable length mold for manufacturing a foamed packaging

A device for guarding a telephone set against undesired use or accidental dislocation is fixably mounted between the cradles and has blades and a slide mechanism which is manually actuable to selectively extend and retract the blades into and out of blocking relationship with the switch hook buttons so as to render the telephone inoperable when desired.

Telephone guard device

A bathing cap of the type having an inflatable edge portion so that the edges may be more closely sealed to the head of the wearer when the edge portion is inflated and a tubular chin strap through which the edge portion can be inflated by blowing through the tube, is provided with an improved fastening means which is flexible, non-metallic, does not interfere with the inflating process, and comprises a first part in the form of a projection with a neck and a bulbous head attached to the bathing cap and a second part in the form of a sleeve slidable on the tubular chin strap but containing a pair of openings through which the first part can be forced.

Inflatable waterproof bathing cap

A device is described which is useful for displaying objects such as paint color chips wherein a nonrigid elongated carrier, such as a tape, has the objects to be displayed attached thereto in spaced relationship along the carrier. The objects are disposed in pairs on opposite sides of the carrier. The pairs are spaced from each other to form gaps. Tabs, which may be inscribed with names designating the objects, are attached to the tape in the gaps. These tabs are smaller than the gaps so as to define fold regions. The device may be folded in the manner of an accordian such that the objects may be stacked, one on top of the other, with the tabs remaining upright along the sides of the stack.

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Wayne, NJ, United States of America

Michael J Valentine