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AT&T Mobility

University of California

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Texaco Inc.

The Broad Institute, Inc.

Thomas W Norman

Christopher Dinardo

Axel Wells

Aviv Regev

Alfred Brown

Eric Lander

Le Cong

Alexander K Shalek

Issam S Bousaid

Orit Rozenblatt-Rosen

Jonathan S Weissman

Jellert Gaublomme

Brian Cleary

Atray Dixit

Oren Parnas

Brittany Adamson

The present invention provides tools and methods for the systematic analysis of genetic interactions, including higher order interactions. The present invention provides tools and methods for combinatorial probing of cellular circuits, for dissecting cellular circuitry, for delineating molecular pathways, and/or for identifying relevant targets for therapeutics development.

Assays for massively combinatorial perturbation profiling and cellular circuit reconstruction

Devices, systems, and methods for customized communication routing based on user information. When a presence of a first user is detected on a pre-designated webpage of a plurality of webpages of a website, attribute information of the first user is obtained in response to the detected presence and the pre-designated webpage is dynamically modified to display a communication routing option based on the attribute information of the first user. The communication routing option displayed to the first user is different from a communication routing option displayed to a second user having different attribute information. The routing option available to the second user is hidden from display to the first user.

Customized communication routing

Devices, systems, and methods for customized communication routing based on user information. When a presence of a first user is detected on a pre-designated webpage of a plurality of webpages of a website, account information of the first user is retrieved in response to the detected presence and the pre-designated webpage is dynamically modified to present a communication routing option based on the account information of the first user. The communication routing option presented to the first user is different from a communication routing option presented to a second user having different account information.

A self-storing step structure for vehicular mounting including a first step section, means for pivotally connecting the first step section to a vehicle for pivotation about a horizontal axis between an operative position and a stored position, an extensible step section slidably engaging said first step section, and means for adjustably interlocking said first step section with said extensible step section at a preselected relative location.

Self-storing step structure for vehicular mounting

Petroleum may be recovered from subterranean, petroleum-containing formations by injecting into the formation an organic liquid having dispersed therein, an alkali metal in very fine, preferably colloidal size range, particular form. The organic liquid containing the alkali metal dispersion is followed by injecting an aqueous fluid to react with the alkali metal, generating alkali metal hydroxide, hydrogen gas and heat in the formation which stimulates displacement of the petroleum by encouraging formation of low viscosity oil-in-water emulsions, as well as by thermal viscosity reduction effects, and dissolution of hydrogen gas in the viscous petroleum. The organic liquid having alkali metal dispersed therein may be preceded or followed by injecting crude petroleum from another formation which is prone to emulsify spontaneously and aid in the formation of low viscosity oil-in-water emulsions. Liquids containing emulsifying agents may also be used in combination with the present process, injected either in advance of or after injection of the organic liquid having alkali metal particles dispersed therein. Alkali metals suitable for use in this invention include sodium, potassium and lithium. This process may be used in combination with thermal stimulation processes including steam and/or hot water injection.

Oil recovery process by in situ emulsification

A self-storing step structure for vehicular mounting including a first step section, means for pivotally connecting the first step section to a vehicle for pivotation about a horizontal axis between an operative position and a stored position, an extensible step section sidably engaging said first step section, and means for adjustably interlocking said first step section with said extensible step section at a preselected relative location.

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Oklahoma City, OK, United States of America

Thomas W Norman