Gregory P Cauchon

6365050, Apr 2, 2002

Aug 22, 2000

09/643517

Gregory Paul Cauchon - Thousand Oaks CA

Amgen Inc. - Thousand Oaks CA

B01D 1508

210635, 210656, 210748, 2101982, 210800, 210804, 209 18, 209131, 209156, 209422

An improved flow field-flow fractionation (flow FFF) process has been developed which permits the high-resolution separation of analytes without stopping or reversing the axial flow, introducing additional axial flow streams, or further splitting the axial flow stream. The improved procedure speeds up, streamlines, and simplifies the apparatus and the procedure without unduly concentrating the sample, permits the use of flow-sensitive detection technologies in a manner which has previously been difficult or impossible, and avoids the artifactual aggregation which is known to result from other relaxation procedures. The process also permits the calculation of the channel width w without reference to system or void peaks in the fractogram. These capabilities render the improved flow FFF procedure more accurate as well as more practical, and permit automated flow FFF separations to be routinely performed on commercially-available HPLC systems with only minor modifications.

20160339146, Nov 24, 2016

Jan 14, 2016

14/995778

Gregory Cauchon - Thousand Oaks CA, US

A61L 27/28
A61L 27/20

A system consisting of a component coating a particulate scaffold is able to transfer the coating to an exposed surface in order to yield beneficial effects. The system is useful for many applications, including the treatment of individuals suffering from a disease, cancer, an ailment, an infection, a toxin, or other syndrome, as well as for numerous non-treatment purposes requiring the coating of exposed surfaces.

20160339147, Nov 24, 2016

Jan 14, 2016

14/995800

Gregory Cauchon - Thousand Oaks CA, US

A61L 27/28
A61L 27/20

A system consisting of a component coating a particulate scaffold is able to transfer the coating to an exposed surface in order to yield beneficial effects. The system is useful for many applications, including the treatment of individuals suffering from a disease, cancer, an ailment, an infection, a toxin, or other syndrome, as well as for numerous non-treatment purposes requiring the coating of exposed surfaces.

20150335731, Nov 26, 2015

May 23, 2015

14/720783

Gregory Cauchon - Thousand Oaks CA, US

A61K 39/23
A61K 9/48
A61K 36/87
A01N 65/16
A61K 39/21
C12N 7/00
A61K 39/145
A01N 65/08
A61K 31/352
A61K 36/45

A system consisting of a component coating a particulate scaffold is able to transfer the coating to an exposed surface in order to yield beneficial effects. The system is useful for many applications, including the treatment of individuals suffering from a disease, cancer, an ailment, an infection, a toxin, or other syndrome, as well as for numerous non-treatment purposes requiring the coating of exposed surfaces.