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USPTO – Reexamination Update August 8th to August 14th, 2012

S.N Patent Control Requested Requester Type Title Abstract Assignee(s) Inventor(s) Primary Other Class
number Number date Class
A sample
receptacl
e for
retaining
a sample
that is to
be
subjected
Premier
to
Lab
spectroch
Supply, Apparatus
emical
Inc., for
analysis.
Joseph S. trimless Chemplex
The Solazzi,
Beckman, sample Industries,
1 5,630,989 90/012,380 Jun. 29, 2012 Ex Parte sample Monte J. 422/557 422/566
The cup used Inc. (Stuart,
receptacl (Jupiter, FL)
Intellect in X-ray FL)
e
Law spectrosco
includes
Group, py
a tubular
Palm City,
body
FL
having at
least one
open end
and a
tapered
exterior
wall. A
sheet of
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thin film
material
having
periphera
l edges is
disposed
across the
open end
of the
tubular
body. A
generally
annular
collar,
having an
interior
wall
tapered at
an angle
suppleme
ntal to
the taper
of the
interior
wall, is
disposed
around
the
tubular
body. As
the


annular
collar is
placed
around
the
tubular
body, the
tapered
exterior
wall of
the
tubular
body
creates an
interferen
ce fit
with the
tapered
interior
wall of
the
annular
collar.
The
tapered
surfaces
of the
tubular
body and
the
annular


collar
engage
the sheet
of thin
film
material
and pull
the sheet
of thin
film
material
taut over
the open
end of
the
tubular
body.
The
annular
collar is
sized to
engage
the entire
length of
the
exterior
wall of
the
tubular
body.
The


portions
of thin
film
material
not
covering
the open
end of
the
tubular
body,
including
the
periphera
l edges of
the thin
film
material
are
compress
ed
between
the
tapered
exterior
wall of
the
tubular
body and
the
tapered


inside
wall of
the
annular
collar. As
such, the
sample
receptacl
e can be
handled
without
having to
trim
extraneou
s thin
film
material
from the
sides of
the
tubular
body.
Volkswage The
n Group of Navigatio navigatio 73/178R,
America, n system n system 340/309.7,
Magellan Degraaf,
Inc., with has a 340/457.4,
Dis, Inc. Brent L.
2 5,819,201 90/012,382 Jun. 29, 2012 Clifford A. Ex Parte vehicle display 701/29.4 700/306,
(Rochester (Canton,
Ulrich, service for 701/410,
Hills, MI) MI)
Kenyon & informatio displayin 702/165,
Kenyon, n g vehicle 702/177
LLP., New service


York, NY reminder
s and an
input
device to
permit
the driver
to define
vehicle
service
intervals.
A wheel
speed
sensor
continuo
usly
inputs
distance
data into
a CPU. A
GPS
system
receiver
continuo
usly
inputs
date and
time data
into the
CPU.
The CPU
compares


the time
and
distance
data to
user
defined
vehicle
service
intervals.
When the
time or
distance
have
exceeded
the user
defined
vehicle
service
intervals,
the CPU
generates
a vehicle
service
reminder
on the
display.
The
driver
can then
request
the


navigatio
n system
to guide
the driver
to an
appropria
te vehicle
service
location.
A process
for the
qualitativ
e and
quantitati
ve
Henco,
determin
Karsten
Tracy W. Process ation of
(Erkrath,
Druce, for the at least
Evotec DE); Eigen,
Novak determinat one in
BioSystems Manfred
Druce & ion of in vitro
3 5,871,908 90/012,368 Jun. 21, 2012 Ex Parte GmbH (Gottingen, 435/6.11 435/91.2
Quigg, vitro amplified
(Hamburg, DE);
LLP., amplified nucleic
DE) Riesner,
Houston, nucleic acid in a
Detlev
TX acids sealed
(Dusseldorf,
reaction
DE)
chamber,
wherein
during or
subseque
nt to the
amplifica


tion of
the
nucleic
acid at
least one
substance
(probe) is
present
which
interacts
with the
nucleic
acid to be
detected;
wherein
spectrosc
opically
measurab
le
paramete
rs of said
substance
(probe)
are
subject to
variation,
creating a
measurab
le signal;
wherein
the


sample to
be
measured
is
exposed
to the
action of
a gradient
capable
of at least
partially
denaturin
g nucleic
acids;
with
detection
of the
measurab
le
paramete
r
undergoi
ng
variation
through
the action
of the
gradient;
and the
entire
amplifica


tion
reaction,
including
qualitativ
e and
quantitati
ve
determin
ation,
may be
carried
out in a
sealed
reaction
chamber
(measuri
ng
compart
ment)
without
intermitte
nt
opening,p
ermitting
to
automatic
ally
operate
the
diagnosti
c method


of DNA
and RNA
amplifica
tion in
qualitativ
e and
quantitati
ve
fashion
on large
series of
samples.
A system
D
interfaces
with a
multiplici
ty of
individua Ronald A.
Jeffrey A.
Telephoni l Katz Katz,
Cooper,
c-interface terminals Technology Ronald A.
Alston &
4 5,898,762 90/012,376 Jun. 27, 2012 Ex Parte statistical T1-Tn of Licensing, (Los 379/93.12 379/91.01
Bird, LLP.,
analysis a L.P. Angeles,
Atlanta,
system telephone (Beverly CA)
GA
network Hills, CA)
facility
C, at the
terminals
callers
are
prompted


by voice-
generated
instructio
ns to
provide
digital
data that
is
identified
for
positive
associatio
n with a
caller and
is stored
for
processin
g. The
caller's
identifica
tion data
is
confirme
d using
various
technique
s and
callers
may be
ranked
and


accounte
d for on
the basis
of
entitleme
nt,
sequence
or
demogra
phics.
Callers
are
assigned
random
designati
ons that
are stored
along
with
statistical
and
identifica
tion data.
A break-
off
control
circuit
may
terminate
the
computer


interface
aborting
to a
terminal
for direct
communi
cation
with an
operator.
Real-time
operation
processin
g is an
alternativ
e to
stored
data. The
accumula
tion of
stored
data
(statistica
l, calling
order
sequence,
etc.) is
variously
processed
and
correlate
d as with


develope
d or
establishe
d data to
isolate a
select
group or
subset of
callers
who can
be readily
identified
and
reliably
confirme
d.
Different
program
formats
variously
control
the
processin
g of
statistical
data as
for
auction
sales,
contests,
lotteries,


polls,
commerc
ials and
so on.
A
hybridiza
tion assay
is
provided
which
Livak,
uses an
Kenneth J.
oligonucl
(San Jose,
eotide
CA); Flood, 435/5,
Biosearch probe
Susan J. A. 435/6.1,
Technologi which
Hybridizat (Fremont, 435/91.1,
es, Jeffrey includes
ion assay PE CA); 435/91.2,
B. a
using self- Corporation Mamoro, 536/24.3,
5 6,030,787 90/012,384 Jun. 30, 2012 Oster, Troll Ex Parte fluoresce 435/6.11
quenching (Foster City, Jeffrey 536/24.32,
Busters, nt
fluorescen CA) (Aurora, 536/24.33,
LLC., reporter
ce probe CO); 536/25.3,
Mercer molecule
Mullah, 536/25.32,
Island, WA and a
Khairuzzam 536/26.6
quencher
an Bashar
molecule
(Union City,
capable
CA)
of
quenchin
g the
fluoresce
nce of the
reporter


molecule.
The
oligonucl
eotide
probe is
construct
ed such
that the
probe
exists in
at least
one
single-
stranded
conforma
tion when
unhybridi
zed
where the
quencher
molecule
is near
enough to
the
reporter
molecule
to quench
the
fluoresce
nce of the
reporter


molecule.
The
oligonucl
eotide
probe
also
exists in
at least
one
conforma
tion when
hybridize
d to a
target
polynucle
otide
where the
quencher
molecule
is not
positione
d close
enough to
the
reporter
molecule
to quench
the
fluoresce
nce of the
reporter


molecule.
By
adopting
these
hybridize
d and
unhybridi
zed
conforma
tions, the
reporter
molecule
and
quencher
molecule
on the
probe
exhibits
different
fluoresce
nce
signal
intensitie
s when
the probe
is
hybridize
d and
unhybridi
zed. As a
result, it


is
possible
to
determin
e whether
the probe
is
hybridize
d or
unhybridi
zed based
on a
change in
the
fluoresce
nce
intensity
of the
reporter
molecule,
the
quencher
molecule,
or a
combinat
ion
thereof.
In
addition,
because
the probe


can be
designed
such that
the
quencher
molecule
quenches
the
reporter
molecule
when the
probe is
not
hybridize
d, the
probe can
be
designed
such that
the
reporter
molecule
exhibits
limited
fluoresce
nce until
the probe
is either
hybridize
d or
digested.


A fault
tolerant
computer
system
for
resetting
a server
through
either a
local or
remote
client
Dell, Inc., machine. Nouri,
Brian W. The Micron Ahmad (San 709/222,
System
Oaks, remote Electronics, Jose, CA); 709/223,
for
6 6,065,053 90/012,313 Jul. 3, 2012 Baker Ex Parte machine Inc. Johnson, 709/224 709/229,
resetting a
Botts, accesses (Nampa, Karl S. 714/E11.13
server
LLP., the server ID) (Palo Alto, 8
Austin, TX by use of CA)
a dial-in
modem
connectio
n, while
the local
machine
accesses
the server
by a local
serial
connectio
n. The


resetting
operation
brings the
server
and
operating
system
software
to a
normal
operation
al state.
Reset is
used after
diagnosti
cs or
recovery
have
been
performe
d without
the use of
the server
operating
system
software
or to
restart the
server
after an
unexpect


ed crash.

Composit Ikeda,
e Yukiko
particles (Ibaraki-
formed ken, JP);
from Endo,
resin Yoshishige
particles (Tsuchiura,
and silica JP);
Chip for
particles Yoshimura,
use in
(amount Yasuhiro
nucleic
of silica (Ibaraki-
acid
particles: ken, JP);
separation
Eric P. 0.2 to 10 Terayama,
, structural
Mirabel, wt. % on Takao
element Hitachi, Ltd. 210/502.1,
7 6,162,356 90/020,007 Jun. 28, 2012 JD., LLM., Ex Parte the basis (Ushiku, 210/198.2
and (Tokyo, JP) 210/510.1
Houston, of the JP); Yasuda,
process
TX resin Kenji
for
particles) (Tokyo, JP);
forming
in an Sakurai,
the
apparatus Toshinari
structural
for (Hitachinak
element
formation a, JP);
of Yokoyama,
composit Tetsuo
e (Tokyo, JP);
particles Aono,
are Takanori
placed in (Ibaraki-
a PTFE ken, JP)


mold and
heat
treated to
weld the
resin
particles
to one
another,
thereby
forming a
structural
element,
which is
dipped in
an ethyl
silicate
solution
containin
g
monodisp
ersed
silica
particles,
then
taken out
of the
solution
and
subjected
to further
heat


treatment
to form
an
ultimate
structural
element,
which is
sealed in
a tip case,
whereby
a tip can
be
produced
at a low
cost and
used to
separate
nucleic
acid from
a liquid
sample
for a
short
time at a
high
recovery
rate
without
any
defects
such as


breaking,
etc.
A
medical
diagnosis
and
monitorin
g
equipmen
t has
wireless
electrode Besson,
s, which Marcus
Bryon
Wireless are (Oberhachin
Wasserman
medical attached g, DE); Von
, Mayer Motorola,
diagnosis to the Czettriz,
90/012,373 Brown, Inc.
8 6,289,238 Jun. 22 2012 Ex Parte and surface of Gotthart 600/509 128/903
, LLP., (Schaumbur
monitorin the skin (Munich,
Washingto g, IL)
g of the DE); Bax,
n,
equipment patient. Ralph
DC
The (Munich,
electrode DE)
s
comprise
a digital
transmitti
ng and
receiving
unit with
antenna
and


microsen
sors. The
electrode
s can be
used,
among
other
things,
for
detecting
EEG- and
EKG-
signals,
as well as
for
monitorin
g
body/bre
athing
movemen
ts, the
temperat
ure,
perspirati
on, etc. A
preferred
exemplifi
ed
embodim
ent
comprise


s an
electrode
comprisi
ng all
functions
in a
semicond
uctor
chip
which, as
an
integrate
d circuit,
is
equipped
with the
respectiv
e sensor,
sensor
control,
frequenc
y
generatio
n,
transmitti
ng and
receiving
units, as
well as
with a
transmiss


ion
control
unit. The
antenna
is
arranged
in this
connectio
n in the
flexible
electrode
covering
or
directly
in the
chip.
An
electronic
slot
machine
Bradley C. (10) and
Wright, method
Electronic Infinity Dietz II,
Banner & of use
second Group Inc. Michael J. 273/143R,
9 6,641,477 90/012,379 Jun. 29, 2012 Witcoff, Ex Parte which 463/20
spin slot (Albuquerq (Peralta, 463/16
LTD., allows a
machine ue, NM) NM)
Washingto player to
n, DC completel
y replace
up to all
of the
initial


symbols
displayed
after the
first draw
in order
to create,
improve
or even
lose a
winning
combinat
ion. In its
preferred
form, the
electronic
slot
machine
of the
present
invention
features a
video
monitor
(10) with
a
plurality
of
separate
symbol
display
boxes


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