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Attorney: O'Connell; Mirick


Number of patents: 5
Last date: June 23, 2009

NumberTitleIssue Date
7550139strain and its uses
This invention relates to a novel strain of Megasphaera elsdenii and its uses. This invention further relates to preparations and methods incorporating such strain. This invention also relates to feedstuffs for ruminants and a preparation and method for the p...
06/23/2009
7431789Covalently compatible in-mold coating compositions for use with epoxy
A covalently-compatible in-mold gelcoat composition for use with epoxy matrix resins, including fiber-reinforced substrates, wherein the gelcoat composition comprises an acrylate ester component. Also disclosed is a process for using such composition. ...
10/07/2008
7415901Duct probe assembly system for multipoint air sampling
This invention details apparatus and methods for a unique integrated duct probe assembly system that enables multipoint sampling systems to cost effectively measure air parameters in partially confined locations such as ductwork, plenums, and air handlers with both ...
08/26/2008
D544271Dumbbell organizer
06/12/2007
6402235Split bicycle seat
A split bicycle seat of this invention comprises: a seat mount; and two split seat halves having a transverse rotational axis, each half mounted to the seat mount so that the seat halves are capable of rotating at least partially about the transverse axis...
06/11/2002
 
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