Abstract: Systems, methods and apparatus for an automated analysis of a collection of melt curves is provided. The analysis can identify certain characteristics of double stranded nucleotide sequences (e.g. DNA or other nucleotide sequences) which were melted. For example, a variation (e.g. a mutation) in the sequences (also called amplicons) may be determined from the analysis. The amplicons may be amplified via any amplification mechanism, such as PCR or Ligase chain reaction (LCR). The automated analysis can include identifying a melt region, normalizing a melt curve, and clustering melt curves.

Abstract: Systems, methods and apparatus for an automated analysis of a collection of melt curves is provided. The analysis can identify certain characteristics of double stranded nucleotide sequences (e.g. DNA or other nucleotide sequences) which were melted. For example, a variation (e.g. a mutation) in the sequences (also called amplicons) may be determined from the analysis. The amplicons may be amplified via any amplification mechanism, such as PCR or Ligase chain reaction (LCR). The automated analysis can include identifying a melt region, normalizing a melt curve, and clustering melt curves.

Abstract: Systems, methods and apparatus for an automated analysis of a collection of melt curves is provided. The analysis can identify certain characteristics of double stranded nucleotide sequences (e.g. DNA or other nucleotide sequences) which were melted. For example, a variation (e.g. a mutation) in the sequences (also called amplicons) may be determined from the analysis. The amplicons may be amplified via any amplification mechanism, such as PCR or Ligase chain reaction (LCR). The automated analysis can include identifying a melt region, normalizing a melt curve, and clustering melt curves.

Abstract: Systems, methods and apparatus for an automated analysis of a collection of melt curves is provided. The analysis can identify certain characteristics of double stranded nucleotide sequences (e.g. DNA or other nucleotide sequences) which were melted. For example, a variation (e.g. a mutation) in the sequences (also called amplicons) may be determined from the analysis. The amplicons may be amplified via any amplification mechanism, such as PCR or Ligase chain reaction (LCR). The automated analysis can include identifying a melt region, normalizing a melt curve, and clustering melt curves.

Abstract: A Java/COM bridge provides enhanced late-bound COM-to-Java support. The Java/COM bridge allows a COM application to make a late bound call to a Java class in a Java application wherein the late bound call contains a parameter indicating that the Java class should not be instantiated. The Java/COM bridge returns to the COM application a static COM proxy representing the Java class without instantiating the Java class. Using the static COM proxy, the COM application can call static methods and reference static variables of the Java class. The COM application can also call constructors of the Java class that take parameters by passing the parameters without specifying a method. The Java/COM bridge will identify the Java class constructor based on the specified parameters and instantiate a Java object by calling the identified constructor with the specified parameters.

Abstract: The composition of asphalt pavements can be determined through bitument extraction, employing an alicyclic hydrocarbon as extractant under subcritical conditions. For example, cyclohexane is so employed in conjunction with an apparatus hereof.