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Compositions And Methods For Improving Resistance To Breakage And Eggshell Strength
Described herein are FGF-23 epitope peptides, methods of producing antibodies in laying hens by injecting the peptides, and methods of improving resistance to eggshell breakage and/or increasing eggsh...
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Mark Cook, Zhouzheng Ren, Alexis Cavanaugh, Daniel Butz | P160380US02
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Coated Egg Yolk Cores, Methods Of Making And Methods Of Use Thereof
A method of making coated avian egg yolk cores includes providing dried avian egg yolk cores having a diameter of 100 to 1500 micrometers, applying avian egg albumen to the dried avian egg yolk cores ...
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Mark Cook, Jordan Sand | P170345US01
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GENETICALLY MODIFIED NITROGEN FIXING BACTERIA AND USES THEREOF
A genetically modified bacterium for excreting fixed nitrogen (in the form of ammonia) is disclosed. The bacterium can be made by deleting at least a portion of the nifL gene of a diazotrophic y-prote...
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Jean-Michel Ané, John Peters, Florence Mus, Devanshi Khokhani | P200066US04
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Insoluble And Dispersible Protein And Dye-Containing Particles For Use As Colorants
Colorant particles made from an insoluble protein-based substrate to which a dye is adsorbed are disclosed. The colorant particles are highly dispersible onto solid surfaces or within liquid systems, ...
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Richard Hartel, Hassan Firoozmand | P180029US02
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Apparatus For Assessing And Harvesting Peas
Measurements of pea tenderness comparable to those provided by mechanical tenderometers are provided through analysis of an infrared spectrum of shelled peas. These measurements may be output directly...
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Matthew Digman | P200125US01
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Method To Make Phosphoric Acid And Ammonium Phosphates From Phosphate Minerals
A method of producing phosphoric acid from at least one mineral containing phosphate and an element which is calcium, magnesium, iron, or aluminum. The method includes contacting the at least one mine...
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Phillip Barak | P190034US02
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Genetic Testing For Inherited Peripheral Neuropathy
Methods for diagnosing propensity to exhibit acquired peripheral neuropathy in dogs are described. The methods and kits test dogs for presence of a disease-associated genomic variant. Presence of the ...
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Peter Muir, Susannah Sample, John Svaren | P180279US02
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Extraction And Purification Of Mucin-2 (Muc-2) From Swine Small Intestines For Nutritional And Biomedical Applications
Methods of purifying mucin, purified mucin, and products comprising the purified mucin. The methods include combining a mucin-containing substance with water and one or more purification agents to for...
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Jess Reed, Sergio Madrigal-Carballo, Michael Polewski, Christian Krueger, Emilia Alfaro-Viquez | P180365US02
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Diffusion Transfer Functionalized Membrane
A method of making a filter, the resulting filter, and a method of using the filter to filter proteins from solution are described. The method includes contacting a porous, polymeric substrate with a ...
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Mark Etzel, Na Li | P180369US02
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Residue Monitoring
A residue management system or method can be implemented for an agricultural harvester that includes a residue processing system. A sensor arrangement can be in communication with one or more componen...
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Kevin Shinners, Cyrus Nigon | P180232US02
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Biomarkers For Early Diagnosis And Differentiation Of Mycobacterial Infection
Mycobacterial-specific biomarkers and methods of using such biomarkers for diagnosis of mycobacterial infection in a mammal are disclosed.
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Adel Talaat, Chia-Wei Wu | P190048US02
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Compositionally And Morphologically Controlled Nanostructures For Delivery Of Micronutrients And Suppression Of Disease In Agriculture
Provided are compositions which may be used in agricultural applications. Also provided are methods of making and using the compositions. In embodiments, a plant fungicide or plant bactericide is prov...
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Robert Hamers, Jaya Borgatta | P180378US02
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Yeast Strains With Selected Or Altered Mitotypes And Methods Of Making And Using The Same
Herein we demonstrate that the mitochondrial genome influences temperature tolerance in Saccharomyces yeasts. The present invention provides methods for manipulating the mitotype of yeast, including m...
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Christopher Hittinger, David Peris Navarro, EmilyClare Baker | P180359US02
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Method To Induce Spore Germination In Fungi
A method of promoting fungal spore germination. The method includes the step of contacting a fungal spore with a germination-promoting concentration of an exogenous imizoquin.
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Nancy Keller | P180182US02
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Sparkling Beverage With Reduced Carbon Footprint
A method of enhancing the aroma of a wine or beverage conducts flavorful volatiles from a separately occurring fermentation process as driven by the expressed carbon dioxide of the fermentation proces...
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Jerrold Robaidek | P190252US01
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Methods Of Processing Protein And Resulting Products
Methods of processing protein, methods of generating products with the processed protein, and products comprising and/or made with the processed protein. The methods of processing protein include hydr...
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Srinivasan Damodaran | P180278US02
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Polypeptide And Yeast Cell Compositions And Methods Of Using The Same
Polypeptides comprising maltose/maltotriose transporters are provided. Additionally, polynucleotides, DNA constructs, and vectors encoding a maltose/maltotriose transporter, or yeast cells harboring s...
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Christopher Hittinger, EmilyClare Baker | P180027US03
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Plover Russet (W9133-1Rus): A Russet Potato with Better Disease Resistance and Fresh Market Potential
Growers of table-stock potato varieties are searching for a replacement for Russet Norkotah, the standard variety at present. Russet Norkotah does not store well and is susceptible to several diseases...
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Jiwan Palta, Felix Navarro, Bryan Bowen | P140166US01
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Lakeview Russet (W9433-1Rus): A Russet Potato with Fresh Market and Processing Potential
Growers of table-stock potato varieties are searching for a replacement for Russet Norkotah and Russet Burbank. Russet Norkotah, the standard variety at present, does not store well and is susceptible...
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Jiwan Palta, Felix Navarro, Bryan Bowen | P140167US01
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New Tool to Boost the Production of Tyrosine and Downstream Natural Products in Plants
The aromatic amino acid tyrosine cannot be synthesized de novo by mammals and must instead be obtained through the diet or through conversion of dietary phenylalanine. Through complex pathways, tyrosi...
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Hiroshi Maeda, Craig Schenck | P130167US02
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“Natural” Antioxidants Prolong Storage Life of Meat
Lipid oxidation is a major problem across meat products, pet food and rendering industries. Meat preservation methods are essential to preventing the development of off-colors or off-flavors that rend...
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Mark Richards, Wenjing Zhang, Jie Yin | P160260WO01
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Food & Drug Safety: Time-Temperature Indicator for Perishables
An important criterion for assessing food safety is the amount of time it spends in the ‘danger zone’ (40-120° F). A 2013 food policy report found that more than 90 percent of Americans throw out...
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Sundaram Gunasekaran, Yi-Cheng Wang | P150240US02
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Colorful New Table Beets
Most table beets (Beta vulgaris) grown in the U.S. for fresh eating and processing are solid red in appearance. Beets with unusual features, such as cylindrical roots and striped ‘Chioggia’ patter...
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Irwin Goldman, Dwight "Nick" Breitbach, Beth Ann Workmaster | P110151US01
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Soybeans with Increased Resistance to Sclerotinia Stem Rot and Drought Tolerance
Sclerotinia sclerotiorum is a widespread fungal pathogen that is difficult to control and can cause considerable damage to crops. In soybean, this fungus causes Sclerotinia stem rot, also known as whi...
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Mehdi Kabbage, Damon Smith, Ashish Ranjan | P170294US03
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Cranberry Variety Trade Named "Sundance," with Large Berry Size and Favorable Bud Set Traits
Cranberry is Wisconsin’s number one fruit crop. Wisconsin provides nearly 60 percent of the U.S. supply, and significant growth in demand, particularly for fruit for sweetened dried cranberries, is ...
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Eric Zeldin, Brent McCown | P100154US01