Abstract: The present invention pertains to methods for obtaining captured polynucleotide fragments. Further provided are methods for obtaining rearranged captured polynucleotide fragments. The present invention also relates to methods for the identification of at least one compound, at least one protein, and/or at least one secondary metabolite having biological activity. Kits for performing the above methods, methods of treatment using the compounds as screened with the methods for identification of at least one compound having biological activity, as well as pharmaceutical compositions thereof, are also provided.

Abstract: Systems and methods for coverage analysis using context information are described. The systems and methods can be used to obtain program code and test information for testing the program code, the test information associated with context information for providing context for testing the program code. Coverage information can be generated by testing the program code according to the test information. A first association can be generated between the context information and the test information. A second association can be generated between the context information and the program code. A third association can be generated between the coverage information and the test information. A subset of the coverage information can be determined based on the third association and a fourth association between the test information and the program code determined based on the first and second associations. An indication of the subset of the coverage information can be displayed.

Abstract: Systems and methods for coverage analysis using context information are described. The systems and methods can be used to obtain program code and test information for testing the program code, the test information associated with context information for providing context for testing the program code. Coverage information can be generated by testing the program code according to the test information. A first association can be generated between the context information and the test information. A second association can be generated between the context information and the program code. A third association can be generated between the coverage information and the test information. A subset of the coverage information can be determined based on the third association and a fourth association between the test information and the program code determined based on the first and second associations. An indication of the subset of the coverage information can be displayed.

Abstract: A hazardous fluid transport container and a hazardous fluid delivery system are disclosed. The hazardous fluid transport container includes a housing enclosing an at least partially shielded enclosure. First and second fluid path elements are disposed within the housing, with the first fluid path element and second fluid path element fluidly coupled together. A pump unit may be provided for dispensing fluid from the first and second fluid path elements optionally into a third fluid path element. Also, methods for priming the hazardous fluid transport container and for mitigating laminar flow injection bolus spreading are disclosed. Additionally, disclosed is a radioactive fluid transport container for a syringe or other container. The radioactive fluid transport container allows the syringe or container to be used in an injection procedure without removal from the container.

Abstract: A hazardous fluid transport container and a hazardous fluid delivery system are disclosed. The hazardous fluid transport container includes a housing enclosing an at least partially shielded enclosure. First and second fluid path elements are disposed within the housing, with the first fluid path element and second fluid path element fluidly coupled together. A pump unit may be provided for dispensing fluid from the first and second fluid path elements optionally into a third fluid path element. Also, methods for priming the hazardous fluid transport container and for mitigating laminar flow injection bolus spreading are disclosed. Additionally, disclosed is a radioactive fluid transport container for a syringe or other container. The radioactive fluid transport container allows the syringe or container to be used in an injection procedure without removal from the container.

Abstract: A hazardous fluid transport container and a hazardous fluid delivery system are disclosed. The hazardous fluid transport container includes a housing enclosing an at least partially shielded enclosure. First and second fluid path elements are disposed within the housing, with the first fluid path element and second fluid path element fluidly coupled together. A pump unit may be provided for dispensing fluid from the first and second fluid path elements optionally into a third fluid path element. Also, methods for priming the hazardous fluid transport container and for mitigating laminar flow injection bolus spreading are disclosed. Additionally, disclosed is a radioactive fluid transport container for a syringe or other container. The radioactive fluid transport container allows the syringe or container to be used in an injection procedure without removal from the container.

Abstract: A showerhead assembly includes a showerhead that is generally cylindrical in shape and mounted to a shower wall. The showerhead is mounted to oscillate and spray water to provide a standing immersion sensation.

Abstract: A showerhead assembly includes a vessel having an upper surface which defines an edge which connects to a lower surface. Water partially flows about the edge and generally focuses the water about the lower surface until the surface tension is overcome and the water falls or breaks from the edge and lower surface to provide a random release of the water onto the bather to provide a significant waterfall effect with a relatively large quantity of water.

Abstract: A showerhead assembly includes a showerhead that is generally rectilinear in shape and mounted transverse to a support. The support is mounted between a first shower wall and a second shower wall such that the showerhead overhangs the shower to provide a waterfall effect. The showerhead may be manually positioned along the support or may be driven by a drive system to selectively transit and/or pivot the showerhead relative the support.

Abstract: A showerhead assembly includes a body which mounts to a ceiling of a shower through a flexible water supply conduit. The body is generally hollow such that water flows from the flexible water supply conduit though the body and out of the peripheral edge to dispense water in a random sheet-like pattern to provide a relatively broad water field to significantly cover a majority of a bather with a relatively large quantity of water. The flexible water supply conduit is mounted to a reel adjacent to the ceiling such that the body may be adjusted in height by reeling and unreeling the flexible water supply conduit. A handle located within the body provides for manipulation of the body. A hand held shower sprayer may also be mounted within the body.

Abstract: A facial treatment system mounted on a shower wall for use while within a shower. The facial treatment system includes a multiple of nozzles which mist water from a multiple of water supplies separate from the shower water supply such that the facial treatment system provides water at a temperature desired for facial cleansing. Another nozzle provides a mist of steam either simultaneous with, or separate from, water sprayed from the other nozzles. A lighting system provides colored light therapy and a reservoir that contains a skin treatment liquid additive for selective admixing with at least one of the nozzles.

Abstract: A water toy includes a resilient pad connected to a water supply through a flexible water conduit. The resilient pad is shaped like a lilly pad, flower, leaf or other such pleasing and entertaining shape. The flexible water conduit is connected to the water source such that each resilient pad provides a spray or fountain of water in response to being squeezed or stepped upon.

Abstract: A showerhead assembly includes a showerhead assembly mounted to a shower wall above a footrest. The showerhead showers water directly on the footrest to provide a waterfall effect on a bather's foot thereby permitting lathering and shaving of the bather's leg while providing a soothing massage affect to the foot. When pivoted to another position, the showerhead showers the water past the footrest to provide a waterfall effect on a bather's leg thereby permitting convenient rinsing of the bather's leg prior and after to shaving.

Abstract: A handheld shower sprayer system includes a first spray nozzle and a second spray nozzle with separate fluid supplies to provide a dual temperature spray or, alternatively to mist steam either simultaneous with, or separate from, water sprayed from the first spray nozzle. A reservoir stores a skin treatment liquid additive such as vitamins, minerals, herbs, oils, aromatic liquids, moisturizers or lotions which is selectively communicated with the second spray nozzle to intermix the skin treatment liquid with the second fluid.

Abstract: A handheld sprayer system includes a spray nozzle side having a spray nozzle opposite a sprayer back side having a recessed area to receive hygiene tools. The spray head includes a buoyancy volume which permits the handheld shower sprayer system to float.