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Obsidian Therapeutics, Inc.

Peter L Barrett

Vipin Suri

Dexue Sun

Dan Jun Li

Michael N Gladstone

Brian Dolinski

Thomas J Neighbors

Tariq A Kassum

Embodiments are directed toward a spike strip. The spike strip preferably includes a housing, a plurality of spikes disposed in the housing, a door, and a mover. The door is preferably configured to transition between a closed configuration in which the spikes are covered and prevented from puncturing tires of vehicles driving over the spike strip and an open configuration in which the spikes are exposed and allowed to puncture a tire of a vehicle driving over the spike strip. The mover is preferably configured to transition the door from the closed configuration to the open configuration responsive to a signal provided to the spike strip from a remote location.

Spike strip

The present invention provides regulatable biocircuit systems. Such systems provide modular and tunable protein expression systems in support of the discovery and development of therapeutic modalities.

Regulated biocircuit systems

A filter cleaner for wet/dry vacuum is provided for effectively cleaning filter cartridges employed for use in a class of vacuum cleaners commonly referred to as 'wet/dry vacs.' The filter cleaner apparatus includes a cylindrical catch tank supported by a base. The catch tank supports an attachable circular lid. A motor cover, which is disposed atop the circular lid, is mounted with a handle. Housed within catch tank is an electric motor which spinably drives an upper filter plate via a rotatable shaft. A lower filter plate assembly housed within catch tank includes a rotatable lower filter plate being spring-biased in an upward manner. The lower filter plate assembly further includes a debris directional funnel which directs debris to a removable collection tray.

Filter cleaner for wet/dry vacuum

A garment assembly which includes a garment such as a diaper or underpants subject to be soiled by the user. Attached to the back of the garment is the closed end of a nonporous bag. The remainder of the bag in flat, rolled or unrolled position is temporarily attached to the garment. After the garment becomes soiled and is removed from the wearer, it can be folded into a generally rectangular form. The bag can be extended and turned inside out to enclose the soiled garment. The free end of the bag can be sealed closed to form a compact, flat, leakproof, odor-free, safe, sanitary, package. This package can be safely transported and can be disposed at a later time in an ecologically approved manner.

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Cleveland, OH, United States of America

Peter L Barrett