Abstract: The disclosure is directed to compounds of Formula I Pharmaceutical compositions comprising compounds of Formula I, as well as methods of their use and preparation, are also described.

Abstract: Provided is a modified bacteriophage capable of infecting a target bacterium, which bacteriophage includes an ?/? small acid-soluble spore protein (SASP) gene encoding a SASP which is toxic to the target bacterium, wherein the SASP gene is under the control of a constitutive promoter which is foreign to the bacteriophage and the SASP gene.

Abstract: A leave in organic hair treatment to stimulate hair growth and reduce sebum on scalp enabling the user to apply every 12 hours without the inconvenience of build up, greasy scalp or having to wash their hair. Also, an organic hair treatment for hair growth that can be formulated separately as a shampoo composition suitable for simultaneously cleansing and conditioning human hair, comprising in combination natural and organic sourced products. Also, an organic hair treatment for hair growth that can be formulated separately as a conditioner. Also, an organic hair treatment gel for hair growth that can be formulated separately as a hair gel. Also, an organic eyelash treatment for lash growth that can be formulated separately as an eyelash conditioning treatment.

Abstract: Provided is a modified bacteriophage capable of infecting a target bacterium, which bacteriophage includes an ?/? small acid-soluble spore protein (SASP) gene encoding a SASP which is toxic to the target bacterium, wherein the SASP gene is under the control of a constitutive promoter which is foreign to the bacteriophage and the SASP gene.

Abstract: Provided is a modified bacteriophage capable of infecting a target bacterium, which bacteriophage includes an ?/? small acid-soluble spore protein (SASP) gene encoding a SASP which is toxic to the target bacterium, wherein the SASP gene is under the control of a constitutive promoter which is foreign to the bacteriophage and the SASP gene.

Abstract: Systems and methods for detecting biometrics using microwave radar sensor modules are disclosed. Integrated microwave sensor modules can include a transmitter unit configured to generate at least one continuous wave transmit signal based upon at least one frequency control signal, a receiver unit configured to utilize a cancellation path to cancel contributions to a return signal based upon at least one cancellation path control signal, and a microcontroller unit that includes a processor, a memory containing a microcontroller application, where the microcontroller application configures the processor to generate at least one frequency control signal to generate least one CW transmit signal having a plurality of frequencies, generate at least one cancellation path control signal to automatically adjust the cancellation path in real time, receive at least one demodulated signal, digitize the at least one demodulated signal, and update the at least one frequency control and cancellation path control signals.

Abstract: A leave in organic hair treatment to stimulate hair growth and reduce sebum on scalp enabling the user to apply every 12 hours without the inconvenience of build up, greasy scalp or having to wash their hair. Also, an organic hair treatment for hair growth that can be formulated separately as a shampoo composition suitable for simultaneously cleansing and conditioning human hair, comprising in combination natural and organic sourced products. Also, an organic hair treatment for hair growth that can be formulated separately as a conditioner. Also, an organic hair treatment gel for hair growth that can be formulated separately as a hair gel. Also, an organic eyelash treatment for lash growth that can be formulated separately as an eyelash conditioning treatment.

Abstract: Provided is a modified bacteriophage capable of infecting a target bacterium, which bacteriophage includes an ?/? small acid-soluble spore protein (SASP) gene encoding a SASP which is toxic to the target bacterium, wherein the SASP gene is under the control of a constitutive promoter which is foreign to the bacteriophage and the SASP gene.

Abstract: Provided is a modified bacteriophage capable of infecting a target bacterium, which bacteriophage includes an ?/? small acid-soluble spore protein (SASP) gene encoding a SASP which is toxic to the target bacterium, wherein the SASP gene is under the control of a constitutive promoter which is foreign to the bacteriophage and the SASP gene.

Abstract: Systems and methods for detecting biometrics using microwave radar sensor modules are disclosed. Integrated microwave sensor modules can include a transmitter unit configured to generate at least one continuous wave transmit signal based upon at least one frequency control signal, a receiver unit configured to utilize a cancellation path to cancel contributions to a return signal based upon at least one cancellation path control signal, and a microcontroller unit that includes a processor, a memory containing a microcontroller application, where the microcontroller application configures the processor to generate at least one frequency control signal to generate least one CW transmit signal having a plurality of frequencies, generate at least one cancellation path control signal to automatically adjust the cancellation path in real time, receive at least one demodulated signal, digitize the at least one demodulated signal, and update the at least one frequency control and cancellation path control signals.

Abstract: Provided is a modified bacteriophage capable of infecting a target bacterium, which bacteriophage includes an ?/? small acid-soluble spore protein (SASP) gene encoding a SASP which is toxic to the target bacterium, wherein the SASP gene is under the control of a constitutive promoter which is foreign to the bacteriophage and the SASP gene.

Abstract: Provided is a modified bacteriophage capable of infecting a target bacterium, which bacteriophage includes an ?/? small acid-soluble spore protein (SASP) gene encoding a SASP which is toxic to the target bacterium, wherein the SASP gene is under the control of a constitutive promoter which is foreign to the bacteriophage and the SASP gene.

Abstract: Provided is a modified bacteriophage capable of infecting a target bacterium, which bacteriophage includes an ?/? small acid-soluble spore protein (SASP) gene encoding a SASP which is toxic to the target bacterium, wherein the SASP gene is under the control of a constitutive promoter which is foreign to the bacteriophage and the SASP gene.