Millennium Cell Inc.

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Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.

Pillargo, Inc.

Ying Jie Wu

Michael T Kelly

Steven C Amendola

Jeffrey V Ortega

Jianguo Xu

Guido Peter Pez

Fred Russell Kramer

David Y Zhang

Jun Yang

Stefanie Sharp-Goldman

Alexander B Chetverin

Jiagang Zhao

Jonathan L Snover

Pei Si Cai

Oleg V Kurnasov

Xiu Fang Deng

Lyubov A Ryabova

Igor Y Morosov

Elena V Volianik

Viktor I Ugarov

Alexander S Spirin

Jason C Brady

Song Xiao

Jonathan Snover

Disclosed herein are synthetic nucleic acids comprising a nucleic acid sequence that encodes a codon-Adapted Nuclear Argonaute protein (ANAGO) that is a species-specific to a eukaryote, and compositions comprising ANAGO and donor molecules for use in homologous recombination directed targeted gene editing in the eukaryote.

Homologous recombination directed genome editing in eukaryotes

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A system, an apparatus and a method for human health evaluation utilizing Thermal Micro Texture (TMT) mapping technology is disclosed. The method comprises scanning body areas of a patient utilizing an infrared camera, detecting abnormalities in the body of the patient, analyzing abnormalities of the patient against information stored in a database, and reporting results to the patient in a pre-determined format. The method provides an earlier discovery of disease by mapping and analyzing abnormal temperatures changes in the body, which can help prevent the disease from progressing at an early stage.

System and method for health evaluation

The present invention relates to the use of triborohydride salts as hydrogen storage materials. The present invention also relates to a system of using triborohydride salts to generate hydrogen gas for use in a fuel cell or other hydrogen-consuming device. A novel method of preparing triborohydride salts is also disclosed, wherein gaseous diborane is reacted with a carbonate suspended in a non-aqueous solvent in a suitable vessel with agitation. The process is typically carried out utilizing sodium carbonate to form sodium triborohydride. Other triborohydride salts can then be formed by cationic exchange. Hydrogen generating fuels according to the present invention include aqueous or hydroalcoholic solutions or slurries of a triborohydride salt, which may additionally contain a borohydride salt to provide operation over a broader temperature range.

Triborohydride salts as hydrogen storage materials and preparation thereof

A process and electrolytic cell for reducing in an ionic alkali metal compound, the cell containing anode and cathode electrodes, by supplying an electrolyte containing the alkali metal compound to the cell, applying an electric voltage to the cell to reduce said alkali metal compound at the cathode, and passing hydrogen or a hydrogen containing gas to at least one electrode while the compound is reduced at the cathode.

Hydrogen-assisted electrolysis processes

The present invention relates to an improvement in the recovery of boron values from a mixture of alkali metal borate and alkali metal hydroxide representing discharged fuel from a hydrogen generator apparatus. The mixture is reacted with carbon dioxide and a lower alcohol to form trialkyl borate, alkali bicarbonate and water. A porous water-absorbing material is added to the reaction mixture to absorb water as it forms thereby improving the yield of trialkyl borate. The trialkyl borate is converted to alkali borohydride that is used in the fuel.

Recycle of discharged sodium borate fuel

The present invention relates to processes for producing borohydride compounds. In particular, the present invention provides efficient processes and compositions for the large-scale production of borohydride compounds of the formula YBH by the reaction of a boron-containing compound represented by the formula BX with hydrogen or an aldehyde to obtain diborane and HX, and reacting the diborane with a Y-containing base selected from those represented by the formula Y O, YOH and Y CO to obtain YBH and YBO . Y is selected from the group consisting of the alkali metals, pseudo-alkali metals, alkaline earth metals, an ammonium ion, and quaternary amines of the formula NR , wherein each R is independently selected from hydrogen and a straight- or branched-chain C alkyl group, and X is selected from the group consisting of halide ions, &mdash;OH, &mdash;R&prime; and &mdash;OR&prime; groups, chalcogens, and chalcogenides, wherein R&prime; is a straight- or branched-chain C alkyl group.

Processes for synthesizing borohydride compounds

Processes for synthesizing borohydride compounds with reduced energy requirements and high efficiency are disclosed. The processes include the reaction of a base with a borane complex or diborane to produce a borohydride compound of formula YBH , where Y is a monovalent cationic moiety.

Processes for synthesizing alkali metal borohydride compounds

Processes for synthesizing borohydride compounds with reduced energy requirements are disclosed.

Batch and continuous-flow cell-free methods for synthesizing protein wherein translation is coupled with replication of recombinant mRNA by an RNA-directed RNA polyerase, such as Q.beta. replicase. Transcription of a DNA template to produce the recombinant mRNA can be coupled additionally with coupled transcription-replication-translation methods, both batch and continuous. The invention also includes kits of reagents for synthesizing user-selected proteins according to methods of this invention.

Coupled replication-translation methods and kits for protein synthesis

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Cedar Knolls, NJ, United States of America

Ying Jie Wu