Abstract: Device to extract organic chemical compounds from particulate material (MP) that comes from atmospheric samples, using solvents heated by the application of focalized microwaves (MW), performed in open systems, which consists of: a magnetron; an electronic control circuit of the magnetron; a distillation flask that holds the solvent with the sample to be heated; a filter for blocking microwaves, which allows getting out the vapor produced by the ebullition of the solvent with the sample to reach a reflux medium that allows condensing that vapor; and a waveguide connected at one extreme with the magnetron and electronic control circuit, and at the other extreme with the distillation flask to be heated, the microwave blocking filter and the reflux medium.

Abstract: The invention provides an electronic musical device for performing music and/or managing music interpretation through modification of rhythm, tone and timbre, in real time and by setting music attributes using MIDI data. The electronic device has an input interface unit for enabling a user to input music data. The input module comprises an ergonometric console with an assortment of press buttons, each of which is assigned at least one musical function. A musical function is triggered by pressing a button, which performs a tonal sequence in the form of melodies and/or arpeggios. The electronic music device provides allows a user to interact with the music data, by entering music input and/or settings data through a touch screen, control the output of a music data stream, use existing music scale, generate new scales or derive scale from the existing scales, and store and retrieve the data as needed.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a method for detecting hemangiosarcoma in canines. The method includes the steps of: (1) obtaining a quantity of blood from the subject canine; (2) separating the quantity of blood into a serum portion and a non-serum portion; (3) contacting the serum portion of the blood with a detector to detect presence of an amount of Thymidine Kinase (TK); and (4) detecting the level of TK in serum and determining whether TK is present in amounts of about 8 units/mL or greater.