Mesoscale Technologies, Llc.

Methodical Mind, Llc.

Progenity, Inc.

Bioveris Corporation

National Institutes of Health, a Component of the US Dept. of Health & Human Services

Pankaj Oberoi

George B Sigal

Jacob N Wohlstadter

Louis W Pang

Eli N Glezer

Michael L Vock

Sudeep Kumar

Michael Tsionsky

Kin Ng

Edward J S Roques

John H Kenten

Hans Biebuyck

Ilia V Davydov

Yihong Claire Lu

Sharat Singh

Bandele J Jeffrey-Coker

Manish Kochar

Aaron H Leimkuehler

Jennifer Parker

Rodger Darin Osborne

Carl C Stevens

Eric M Jones

Peter J Bosco

Kenneth E Page

Amin R Mazloom

Nicholas Sammons

Robert M Umek

Victor Pellicier

Kim-Xuan Nguyen

Lance Gordon Hussey

Neil Samuel Rothman

Ravi K Sawhney

David Edward Stewart

Charles Quentin Davis

Xinri Cong

Gary I Krivoy

Richard Alan Cook

Christopher W Glupker

Jon S Willoughby

Ian D Chamberlin

Michael Wade

Allan M Weissman

Douglas Woods

Yili Yang

Nick Sammons

Stanley Todd Smith

Jane P Jensen

Stanley T Smith

Pei-Ming Wu

Don E Krueger

David Robert DeLalio

Rober Krikor Matikyan

Karen H Vousden

Shengyun Fang

Yassamin J Safiran

James Wilbur

Mike Vock

Lei Wang

Michael T Wade

Roger D Osborne

Gisbert Spieles

Joseph Manimala

John Joern

Keith Mcclary

A method of interactively navigating a user through a path of menu choices on a user interface may include displaying a current menu of choices on a first portion of a user interface display. The user interface allows for selecting of a menu item from the current menu of choices and to drill down through levels of menu choices based on selecting a menu item from a prior level of menu choices. A second portion of the user interface display presents past selected and past unselected menu items of the drilled-down levels. The past unselected menu items are displayed as selectable options. The user interface allows for jumping to a different path of menu choices by selecting a past unselected menu item from a previously navigated menu level displayed on the second portion of the user interface display.

Graphical user interface system

The present invention relates to methods, devices and systems for associating consumable data with an assay consumable used in a biological assay. Provided are assay systems and associated consumables, wherein the assay system adjusts one or more steps of an assay protocol based on consumable data specific for that consumable. Various types of consumable data are described, as well as methods of using such data in the conduct of an assay by an assay system. The present invention also relates to consumables (e.g., kits and reagent containers), software, data deployable bundles, computer-readable media, loading carts, instruments, systems, and methods, for performing automated biological assays.

Integrated consumable data management system and platform

The invention relates to kits and components thereof used in the conduct of solid-phase binding assays.

Packaging for multiplexed assays

The invention relates to methods for conducting solid-phase binding assays. One example is an assay method having improved analyte specificity where specificity is limited by the presence of non-specific binding interactions.

Methods for conducting multiplexed assays

Described herein are methods, compositions, kits, and systems for detecting free and bound PlGF, and using detection of such species to distinguish between pregnant women with or without preeclampsia or related conditions.

Assessment of preeclampsia using assays for free and dissociated placental growth factor

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Pankaj Oberoi