Abstract: A telescoping vehicle step comprised of three slide beams and a step. The first slide beam is shaped to slide within the hitch receiver of a vehicle. The second slide beam is inserted into the first slide beam. The third slide beam is inserted into the second slide beam. A step is attached to the third slide beam. The slide beams and step form a telescoping vehicle step which can be used to facilitate entry into the cargo bed of a vehicle. During use, the beams form a telescopic extension member which positions the step beyond the outer perimeter of a lowered tailgate. When not being used, the beams form a collapsed configuration which holds the step near the opening of the hitch receiver.

Abstract: An agent, composition and method for the treatment, prophylaxis and/or diagnosis of proliferative disorders, which is highly and efficiently absorbed at the site of abnormal cellular proliferation is disclosed.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention include a polymeric container that can rest upright on a horizontal surface but includes a sloped interior bottom surface that causes any liquid contained therein to flow to a particular location in the container wherein substantially all the liquid be withdrawn from the container using a pump dispenser. Other embodiments describe the manufacture of the container.

Abstract: This invention is in the area of cobalamin-mediated delivery of nucleic acids and analogs and derivatives thereof to a host to affect gene expression.

Abstract: Cobalamin transport proteins are administered in combination with cobalamin coupled to a diagnostic or pharmaceutically active agents to increase the extent of absorption of the diagnostic or pharmaceutically active agent. Cobalamin transport proteins include, but are not limited to intrinsic factor, transcobalamin I, transcobalamin II and transcobalamin III. The combination of the cobalamin or cobalamin derivative with the cobalamin transport protein provides enhanced cellular uptake.

Abstract: The invention provides food, drink, supplement or other compositions containing a fortifying amount of adenosylcobalamin.

Abstract: Several improvements have been made in inkjet print cartridges to realize 5 ng drop weights at ejection frequencies of 18 KHz. These improvements include small nozzle openings, improved heater resistor efficiency, and better ink supply reliability.

Abstract: A compound useful for in vivo imaging of organs and tumors is provided of formula: wherein is a cobalamin, is derived from a corrin carboxylic acid group of said cobalamin, Y is a linking group and X is a chelating group, optionally comprising a detectable radionuclide or a paramagnetic metal ion, and n is 1-3.

Abstract: A method for facilitating academic improvement, comprising the steps of providing a database of students who have qualified for an academic improvement plan in at least one predefined content area, diagnostic testing of the students relating to their respective content area and recording in the database the diagnostic results of the testing in the database, developing and recording in the database at least one intervention strategy based in part upon the results of the diagnostic testing of the respective students or based in part on a standardized testing, monitoring and recording in the database each of the student's respective progress and documenting in the database the successful completion of the academic improvement for each respective student.

Abstract: The invention provides cobalamin derivatives which are useful for medical treatment and diagnosis.

Abstract: The invention provides detectably labeled cobalamin derivatives which are useful for medical treatment and diagnosis.

Abstract: The invention provides cobalamin compounds linked to a neutron capture therapy target (e.g. Boron-10 or Gadolinium-157), and optionally linked to a detectable moiety, as well as pharmaceutical compositions comprising the compounds, and methods for using the compounds in medical diagnosis and therapy.

Abstract: The invention provides detectably labeled cobalamin derivatives which are useful for medical treatment and diagnosis.

Abstract: The invention provides cobalamin compounds linked to a neutron capture therapy target (e.g. Boron-10 or Gadolinium-157), and optionally linked to a detectable moiety, as well as pharmaceutical compositions comprising the compounds, and methods for using the compounds in medical diagnosis and therapy.

Abstract: A friction hinge system for a laptop computer is provided. The system allows the computer display to move easily from a closed condition toward various operating angular positions while providing a greater torque for maintaining selected angular orientation. The system includes two or more bands wrapped in the same direction about a common shaft as well as a stop features for limiting the angle of rotation of each band relative to the shaft.

Abstract: The present invention provides a game having a grid with a plurality of rows and columns. The intersection of the rows and columns form grid blocks that represent a defined time in an event An outcome that may occur at the defined time is predetermined and inserted into the grid blocks.

Abstract: A friction hinge system for a laptop computer is provided. The system allows the computer display to move easily from a closed condition toward various operating angular positions while providing a greater torque for maintaining selected angular orientation. The system includes two or more bands wrapped in the same direction about a common shaft as well as a stop features for limiting the angle of rotation of each band relative to the shaft.

Abstract: A compound useful for in vivo imaging of organs and tumors is provided of formula: wherein is a cobalamin, is derived from a corrin carboxylic acid group of said cobalamin, Y is a linking group and X is a chelating group, optionally comprising a detectable radionuclide or a paramagnetic metal ion, and n is 1-3.

Abstract: Cobalamin transport proteins are administered in combination with cobalamin coupled to a diagnostic or pharmaceutically active agents to increase the extent of absorption of the diagnostic or pharmaceutically active agent. Cobalamin transport proteins include, but are not limited to intrinsic factor, transcobalamin I, transcobalamin II and transcobalamin III. The combination of the cobalamin or cobalamin derivative with the cobalamin transport protein provides enhanced cellular uptake.