Abstract: Factor VII glycoproteins having glycosylation patterns that render them suitable for therapeutic indications such as postpartum hemorrhage requiring short half-life and rapid and high clearance are disclosed with related methods of making and using, and formulations.

Abstract: An enforcement transponder system includes an enforcement reader in communication with an enforcement transponder. The transponders are written to identify when and where toll has been collected from a user of a toll road. In one embodiment, the system includes one or more roadside toll collection systems. This allows enforcement/verification of toll collection from SOV traffic on HOT lanes.

Abstract: A mobile enforcement reader (MER) includes an antenna, a reader coupled to receive signals from the antenna and a control/display unit (CDU) coupled to the reader. The CDU selects a receive direction and processes signals provided thereto from the reader. When the MER and a transponder are in proximity, the MER interrogates the transponder and receives information related to toll payment. The MER allows enforcement officials to monitor payment by single occupancy vehicle (SOV) traffic for use of high occupancy traffic (HOT) lanes.

Abstract: The invention provides a mosaic decal probe, in which a mosaic of probe chips is assembled into a thin membrane that is suspended in a ring which is made of a material that has a TCE matching that of silicon. The membrane is mounted on the ring in tension, such as it stays in tension throughout a functional temperature range. In this way, the membrane exhibits a functional TCE matching that of the ring. The probe chip preferably has spring contacts on both sides. Apertures are cut in the membrane to allow the spring contacts on one side of the membrane to protrude through the membrane and contact the printed wiring board. The spring contacts which contact the printed wiring board are allowed to slide during temperature excursions, thereby decoupling the TCE mismatch between the probe chip and the printed wiring board. Two preferred embodiments are currently contemplated. A first embodiment of the invention uses a low-count mosaic comprised of few probe chips, for example four probe chips.

Abstract: The invention provides a mosaic decal probe, in which a mosaic of probe chips is assembled into a thin membrane that is suspended in a ring which is made of a material that has a TCE matching that of silicon. The membrane is mounted on the ring in tension, such as it stays in tension throughout a functional temperature range. In this way, the membrane exhibits a functional TCE matching that of the ring. The probe chip preferably has spring contacts on both sides. Apertures are cut in the membrane to allow the spring contacts on one side of the membrane to protrude through the membrane and contact the printed wiring board. The spring contacts which contact the printed wiring board are allowed to slide during temperature excursions, thereby decoupling the TCE mismatch between the probe chip and the printed wiring board. Two preferred embodiments are currently contemplated. A first embodiment of the invention uses a low-count mosaic comprised of few probe chips, for example four probe chips.

Abstract: The invention provides a mosaic decal probe, in which a mosaic of probe chips is assembled into a thin membrane that is suspended in a ring which is made of a material that has a TCE matching that of silicon. The membrane is mounted on the ring in tension, such as it stays in tension throughout a functional temperature range. In this way, the membrane exhibits a functional TCE matching that of the ring. The probe chip preferably has spring contacts on both sides. Apertures are cut in the membrane to allow the spring contacts on one side of the membrane to protrude through the membrane and contact the printed wiring board. The spring contacts which contact the printed wiring board are allowed to slide during temperature excursions, thereby decoupling the TCE mismatch between the probe chip and the printed wiring board. Two preferred embodiments are currently contemplated. A first embodiment of the invention uses a low-count mosaic comprised of few probe chips, for example four probe chips.