Anne Wilson

Altered Range Of Motion Device

Application

#7766017 Aug 3, 2010

Filed

Sep 1, 2006

Inventor

Anne Wilson (Anderson, AL)

Appl. No.

11/514769

Assignee

Anne Wilson (Anderson, AL)

International Classification

A61B 19/00, A61F 5/00

U.S. Classification

128869, 602 19

Abstract

The device of the present invention is to prevent voluntarily or involuntarily arm movement that could be harmful to a medical patient during the patient's treatment using the patient's body weight to restrain the arms from movement.

Preparation Of Certain (Substituted-Phenyl)-Triazolyl... Phenyl) Molecules, And Intermediates And Insecticides Related Thereto

Application

#2014027 Sep 18, 2014

Filed

Feb 27, 2014

Inventor

Anne M. WILSON (Indianapolis, IN) · Peter BORROMEO (Fishers, IN) · Carl DeAMICIS (Indianapolis, IN) · Jerod PATZNER (Indianapolis, IN)

Appl. No.

14/192429

Assignee

Dow AgroSciences LLC (Indianapolis, IN)

International Classification

C07D 249/08, C07C 251/24

U.S. Classification

5482658, 560 34, 562439, 564226

Abstract

This document is related to the preparation of certain (substituted-phenyl)-triazolyl-(substituted phenyl) molecules, and intermediates related thereto, where said intermediates are useful in preparing certain insecticides.

Macrocyclic Picolinamide Compounds With Fungicidal Activity

Application

#2015009 Apr 2, 2015

Filed

Sep 29, 2014

Inventor

Kevin G. Meyer (Zionsville, IN) · Benjamin Nugent (Brownsburg, IN) · Chenglin Yao (Westfield, IN) · W. John Owen (Carmel, IN) · Anne M. Wilson (Indianapolis, IN) · Ian O'Callaghan (Kinsale, County Cork, IE) · Jeremy Wilmot (Zionsville, IN) · Johnathan E. DeLorbe (Pearland, TX) · William Dent, III (Indianapolis, IN)

Appl. No.

14/500621

Assignee

Kevin G. Meyer (Zionsville, IN) · Benjamin Nugent (Brownsburg, IN) · Chenglin Yao (Westfield, IN) · W. John Owen (Carmel, IN) · Anne M. Wilson (Indianapolis, IN) · Ian O'Callaghan (Kinsale, County Cork, IE) · Jeremy Wilmot (Zionsville, IN) · Johnathan E. DeLorbe (Pearland, TX) · William Dent, III (Indianapolis, IN)

International Classification

A01N 43/24, C07D 321/00, A01N 53/00, C07D 405/12, A01N 43/40

U.S. Classification

514336, 5462817, 549267, 514450

Abstract

The invention relates to compounds of macrocyclic picolinamides of Formula I suitable to control or prevent growth of fungi.

Pulsatile Acidification Wave Demineralization Process For Producing Osteoinductive Bone; And Osteoinductive Bone Produced Thereby

Application

#6534095 Mar 18, 2003

Filed

Sep 5, 2000

Inventor

Debra Moore-Smith (Chesapeake, VA) · Robert K. OLeary (Deltaville, VA) · Anne Wilson (Virginia Beach, VA)

Appl. No.

09/655711

Assignee

LifeNet (Virginia Beach, VA)

International Classification

A61K 3532

U.S. Classification

424549, 435378, 4352841, 4352865, 4352881

Abstract

The invention is directed to a process for producing demineralized osteoinductive bone, and demineralized osteoinductive bone produced thereby. The process achieves demineralization of bone by subjecting bone, including for example ground bone, bone cubes, chips, strips, or essentially intact bone, to a rapid high volume, pulsatile acidification wave process. The process includes subjecting bone to two or more rapid pulse/drain cycles where one or more demineralizing acids are rapidly pulsed into a vessel containing bone, and after a desired period of time, is rapidly drained from the vessel, the vessel containing the bone is then rapidly refilled with the one or more demineralizing acids (pulsed). The process allows bone to be rapidly demineralized to a precise ans specific desired residual calcium level, without sacrificing osteoinductivity.

Claim

We claim: 1. A rapid demineralization process for producing osteoinductive bone, comprising: subjecting bone to two or more pulse and drain exchanges of a predetermined volume of one or more demineralizing acid solutions to produce demineralized bone. 2. A rapid demineralization process for producing osteoinductive bone, comprising: subjecting bone to two or more pulse and drain exchanges of a predetermined volume of one or more demineralizing acid solutions under conditions effective to produce demineralized bone. 3. The rapid demineralization process of any one of claims 1 or 2, each of said pulse and drain exchanges comprising: rapidly pulsing a predetermined volume of one or more demineralizing acid solutions into said container; incubating said bone and said predetermined volume of one or more demineralizing acid solutions in said container for an interval of time; and rapidly draining said predetermined volume of one or more demineralizing acid solutions from said container. 4. A rapid demineralization process for producing osteoinductive demineralized bone, comprising: placing an amount of bone to be demineralized into a substantially closed container; and cycling said bone in said substantially closed container through two or more pulse and drain cycles to produce said osteoinductive demineralized bone, each of said two or more pulse and drain cycles, comprising: rapidly pulsing a predetermined volume of one or more demineralizing acid solutions into said container; incubating said bone and said one or more demineralizing acid solutions in said container for an interval of time; and rapidly draining said predetermined volume of one or more demineralizing acid solutions from said container. 5. The rapid demineralization process of any one of claims 1, 2, 3, or 4, wherein said bone is demineralized at a rate of from about 1. 5 g/min.

Process For The Preparation Of Certain Triaryl Pesticide Intermediates

Application

#2014027 Sep 18, 2014

Filed

Feb 27, 2014

Inventor

Ronald ROSS, JR. (Zionsville, IN) · Anne M. WILSON (Indianapolis, IN)

Appl. No.

14/192411

Assignee

Dow AgroSciences LLC (Indianapolis, IN)

International Classification

C07D 249/08

U.S. Classification

5482658

Abstract

Certain intermediates useful in the preparation of triaryl pesticides are prepared from a substituted phenyl hydrazine and a substituted benzaldehyde by a cyclization process.

Use Of Macrocyclic Picolinamides As Fungicides

Application

#2015009 Apr 2, 2015

Filed

Sep 29, 2014

Inventor

Kevin G. Meyer (Zionsville, IN) · Benjamin Nugent (Brownsburg, IN) · Chenglin Yao (Westfield, IN) · W. John Owen (Carmel, IN) · Anne M. Wilson (Indianapolis, IN) · Ian O'Callaghan (Kinsale, IE) · Jeremy Wilmot (Zionsville, IN) · Johnathan E. DeLorbe (Pearland, TX) · William Dent, III (Indianapolis, IN)

Appl. No.

14/500628

Assignee

Kevin G. Meyer (Zionsville, IN) · Benjamin Nugent (Brownsburg, IN) · Chenglin Yao (Westfield, IN) · W. John Owen (Carmel, IN) · Anne M. Wilson (Indianapolis, IN) · Ian O'Callaghan (Kinsale, IE) · Jeremy Wilmot (Zionsville, IN) · Johnathan E. DeLorbe (Pearland, TX) · William Dent, III (Indianapolis, IN)

International Classification

C07D 321/00, C07D 405/12, A01N 47/18, A01N 43/24, A01N 43/40, A01N 53/00

U.S. Classification

514336, 514450

Abstract

The invention relates to macrocyclic picolinamides of Formula I and their use as fungicides.