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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Aug. 29, 2006
Filed:
Jun. 27, 2003
James D. Browning, Columbus, OH (US);
Vincent Mcginniss, Sunbury, OH (US);
Steven M. Risser, Reynoldsburg, OH (US);
Dale L. Robinson, Powell, OH (US);
Robert E. Russell, Iii, Newark, OH (US);
Robert R. Boyd, Dublin, OH (US);
Matthew S. Fleming, Columbus, OH (US);
James D. Browning, Columbus, OH (US);
Vincent McGinniss, Sunbury, OH (US);
Steven M. Risser, Reynoldsburg, OH (US);
Dale L. Robinson, Powell, OH (US);
Robert E. Russell, III, Newark, OH (US);
Robert R. Boyd, Dublin, OH (US);
Matthew S. Fleming, Columbus, OH (US);
Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus, OH (US);
Abstract
Surfactants useful for enhancing the electrical conduction of electrodes attached to the surface of a patient. The surfactants are also useful in transport of materials in and out of the body of a patient (animal or human) and in the measurement of disease states. Typical surfactants particularly useful in the invention are broadly represented by protein/fatty acid based compounds. The protein/fatty acid compounds may be lipopolypeptides. In some embodiments the lipopolypeptides may be acyl peptides. Typical acyl peptides are Lamepon S™, MayTein C™ and MayTein CT™.