Rich Products Corporation

Rich Technologies Holding Company, LLC

William E Grieshober, Jr

Ilya Ilyin

Semyon Kogan

James S Jones

Rohit Jalali

Stanislav A Kolchanov

Alexander N Shumeev

Yuriy Punin

David E Moomaw

Christopher Vincent Tirone

Vladimir Vasiliev

Igor Kachko

Praveen Upreti

Melissa D Haller

Timothy A Falken

Mark Bakhrakh

Maria E Urusova

Ilya Y Ilyin

John S Roberts

Joseph Victor Bisacca

Yana A Filkina

Lisa Augustine

Kerry Marshal Chace

Maria G Tkachman

Natella I Enukashvily

Pavel Butylin

Rostislav Khorenyan

Theodore Watson Rich

Michael Fuchs

Steven A Franz

Alexander N Schumeev

A method for platelet preservation comprising placing a composition comprising platelets in a gas mixture comprising xenon and oxygen under pressure of about 0-10 Bars at a first temperature of about 18&#xb0; C.-37&#xb0; C. for a first period of time, and then subsequently cooling the composition to a second temperature of about 0,1&#xb0; C.-6&#xb0; C., and holding the composition under the pressure and in the second temperature for a second period of time.

Method for living tissue preservation

A system, method, and device for preserving blood and its components is described. The system and method generally include a device having a body defining a chamber, the chamber being configured to receive at least one bag containing blood or its components, the at least one bag being permeable to gas, for example, xenon. A cover is hermetically sealable to the body. An inlet is in fluid communication with the chamber. A pressure indicator is configured to indicate pressure in the chamber, the pressure indicator including a conduit containing a liquid. A portion of the conduit is transparent such that the liquid is visible. A source of pressurized gas, such as xenon, is provided to provide the pressurized gas to the chamber.

System, method, and device for preserving blood or its components in gas medium under pressure

Provided is a method for reducing apoptosis in nucleated cells. The method entails holding nucleated cells in a container and adding a gas containing xenon to the container so that the pressure inside the container reaches between 0.5 to 4.0 Atm above ambient pressure; holding the container at between 0.5 to 4.0 Atm above ambient pressure for a period of time during which the temperature in the container is between 22&#xb0; C. and 37&#xb0; C.; lowering the temperature in the container to between 0.1&#xb0; C. and 10&#xb0; C. while maintaining the pressure of 0.5 to 4.0 Atm above ambient pressure and holding the container for a period of time; and reducing the pressure in the container to ambient pressure and increasing the temperature to 22&#xb0; C.-37&#xb0; C. By performing these steps, the cells undergo less apoptosis than a reference.

Method for preserving cells and cell cultures

A dispensing device having a housing capable of receiving a pre-packaged charge of pre-whipped topping or icing. The housing has an inner wall with a slot formed therein for receiving a rack that is capable of rotational and translational motion within the slot. The rack has a set of gear teeth that engage with a catch on a plunger. The piston moves in the axial direction to force the pre-whipped topping or icing through the outlet in its packaging. The catch on the piston is locked in one direction and pivots in the opposite direction such that the rack engages with the piston when it moves in a first direction and the rack disengages with the piston when it is moved in a second direction opposite the first direction.

Dispensing device

An improved method for storing platelets and compositions that contain stored platelets for use in transfusions. The method entails obtaining a platelet concentrate from blood obtained from an individual and holding the platelet concentrate at refrigerated temperatures under an atmosphere having a pressure of from 3.5 to 5 bars comprising more than 65% xenon and for at least one week. Also provided is a refrigerated composition that contains a platelet concentrate, wherein the platelet concentrate contains xenon, and wherein the platelet concentrate has been isolated from an individual for at least seven days.

Storage of platelets under pressure with xenon containing atmosphere

Flour may be treated to denature the proteins and modify starches. The invention includes methods and systems for determining whether to use treated flour or untreated flour. The invention also includes methods and systems for determining whether to treat flour or not.

Systems and methods for selecting flour

Provides are improved methods for storing platelets and compositions that contain stored platelets for use in transfusions. The method entails obtaining a platelet concentrate from blood obtained from an individual and holding the platelet concentrate in at refrigerated temperatures under an atmosphere having a pressure of from 3.5 to 5 bars comprising more than 65% xenon and for at least one week. Also provided is a refrigerated composition that contains a platelet concentrate, wherein the platelet concentrate contains xenon, and wherein the platelet concentrate has been isolated from an individual for at least seven days.

Method of preserving a platelet concentrate under elevated xenon concentration and pressure with refrigeration

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East Amherst, NY, United States of America

William E Grieshober, Jr