Patents by Inventor Dunhua Zhang

Dunhua Zhang has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

  • Publication number: 20180015155
    Abstract: Thrombostasin is an anti-clotting protein found in saliva of Haematobia irritans. Disclosed herein are studies testing blood uptake of horn flies feeding on cattle which confirm the association of ts genotype with blood uptake of horn flies. Blood uptake volumes of homozygous ts10 horn flies were lower than those of other ts genotypes when fed on control cattle. Cattle vaccinated with recombinant protein isoforms rTS9 or rTB8 resisted horn fly feeding by yielding lower blood volumes compared to flies feeding on control cattle. The impact of vaccination varied by ts genotype of flies. Cattle vaccinated with isoforms rTS9 resisted flies of ts2, ts9, and tb8 genotype. Vaccination with isoforms rTB8 produced resistance to ts8, ts9 and tb8 genotype flies. Horn flies of genotype ts10 were not affected with either TS isoforms and fed well on rTS9 and rTB9 vaccinated as on control-vaccinated cattle.
    Type: Application
    Filed: July 17, 2017
    Publication date: January 18, 2018
    Inventors: Mary S. Cupp, Eddie W. Cupp, Christine Navarre, Dunhua Zhang, Latora W. Todd Jackson, Eugene Blair
  • Publication number: 20170318483
    Abstract: A self-recovery method and device after disconnection of a base station are described. The method includes: when a base station cannot connect with a network management system through a link, the base station detects a cumulative time length for link interruption; when the cumulative time length for link interruption exceeds a designated time length, the base station sends a request for acquiring an IP address to the network management system through an underlying communication protocol, the request carries a unique identification of the base station; the base station establishes an IP link with the network management system according to the IP address returned by the network management system; and the base station loads base station software and configuration data according to information acquired from the network management system.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 14, 2015
    Publication date: November 2, 2017
    Applicant: ZTE CORPORATION
    Inventor: Dunhua ZHANG
  • Patent number: 9724398
    Abstract: Thrombostasin is an anti-clotting protein found in saliva of Haematobia irritans. Disclosed herein are studies testing blood uptake of horn flies feeding on cattle which confirm the association of ts genotype with blood uptake of horn flies. Blood uptake volumes of homozygous ts10 horn flies were lower than those of other ts genotypes when fed on control cattle. Cattle vaccinated with recombinant protein isoforms rTS9 or rTB8 resisted horn fly feeding by yielding lower blood volumes compared to flies feeding on control cattle. The impact of vaccination varied by ts genotype of flies. Cattle vaccinated with isoforms rTS9 resisted flies of ts2, ts9, and tb8 genotype. Vaccination with isoforms rTB8 produced resistance to ts8, ts9 and tb8 genotype flies. Horn flies of genotype ts10 were not affected with either TS isoforms and fed well on rTS9 and rTB9 vaccinated as on control-vaccinated cattle.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 26, 2015
    Date of Patent: August 8, 2017
    Assignee: Auburn University
    Inventors: Mary S. Cupp, Eddie W. Cupp, Christine Navarre, Dunhua Zhang, Latora W. Todd Jackson, Eugene Blair
  • Publication number: 20150313975
    Abstract: Thrombostasin is an anti-clotting protein found in saliva of Haematobia irritans. Disclosed herein are studies testing blood uptake of horn flies feeding on cattle which confirm the association of ts genotype with blood uptake of horn flies. Blood uptake volumes of homozygous ts10 horn flies were lower than those of other ts genotypes when fed on control cattle. Cattle vaccinated with recombinant protein isoforms rTS9 or rTB8 resisted horn fly feeding by yielding lower blood volumes compared to flies feeding on control cattle. The impact of vaccination varied by ts genotype of flies. Cattle vaccinated with isoforms rTS9 resisted flies of ts2, ts9, and tb8 genotype. Vaccination with isoforms rTB8 produced resistance to ts8, ts9 and tb8 genotype flies. Horn flies of genotype ts10 were not affected with either TS isoforms and fed well on rTS9 and rTB9 vaccinated as on control-vaccinated cattle.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 26, 2015
    Publication date: November 5, 2015
    Inventors: Mary S. Cupp, Eddie W. Cupp, Christine Navarre, Dunhua Zhang, Latora W. Todd Jackson, Eugene Blair
  • Patent number: 9101557
    Abstract: Thrombostasin is an anti-clotting protein found in saliva of Haematobia irritans. Disclosed herein are studies testing blood uptake of horn flies feeding on cattle which confirm the association of ts genotype with blood uptake of horn flies. Blood uptake volumes of homozygous ts10 horn flies were lower than those of other ts genotypes when fed on control cattle. Cattle vaccinated with recombinant protein isoforms rTS9 or rTB8 resisted horn fly feeding by yielding lower blood volumes compared to flies feeding on control cattle. The impact of vaccination varied by ts genotype of flies. Cattle vaccinated with isoforms rTS9 resisted flies of ts2, ts9, and tb8 genotype. Vaccination with isoforms rTB8 produced resistance to ts8, ts9 and tb8 genotype flies. Horn flies of genotype ts10 were not affected with either TS isoforms and fed well on rTS9 and rTB9 vaccinated as on control-vaccinated cattle.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 3, 2012
    Date of Patent: August 11, 2015
    Assignee: Auburn University
    Inventors: Mary S. Cupp, Eddie W. Cupp, Christine Navarre, Dunhua Zhang, Latora W. Todd Jackson, Eugene Blair
  • Publication number: 20120263742
    Abstract: Thrombostasin is an anti-clotting protein found in saliva of Haematobia irritans. Disclosed herein are studies testing blood uptake of horn flies feeding on cattle which confirm the association of ts genotype with blood uptake of horn flies. Blood uptake volumes of homozygous ts10 horn flies were lower than those of other ts genotypes when fed on control cattle. Cattle vaccinated with recombinant protein isoforms rTS9 or rTB8 resisted horn fly feeding by yielding lower blood volumes compared to flies feeding on control cattle. The impact of vaccination varied by ts genotype of flies. Cattle vaccinated with isoforms rTS9 resisted flies of ts2, ts9, and tb8 genotype. Vaccination with isoforms rTB8 produced resistance to ts8, ts9 and tb8 genotype flies. Horn flies of genotype ts10 were not affected with either TS isoforms and fed well on rTS9 and rTB9 vaccinated as on control-vaccinated cattle.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 3, 2012
    Publication date: October 18, 2012
    Applicant: AUBURN UNIVERSITY
    Inventors: Mary S. Cupp, Eddie W. Cupp, Christine Navarre, Dunhua Zhang, Latora Todd, Eugene Blair
  • Patent number: 7211652
    Abstract: Compositions and methods for preventing hematophagous infestation of cattle are provided, directed at isolated proteins that disrupt platelet aggregation. Also provided are nucleotide sequences encoding the proteins. The exemplary haematollogen protein was isolated from the salivary glands of Haematobia irritans. The compositions are useful as veterinary vaccines in prevention of blood-feeding in cattle by the infesting horn fly and are also useful in treatment of thrombosis.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: November 23, 2004
    Date of Patent: May 1, 2007
    Assignee: Auburn University
    Inventors: Mary S. Cupp, Dunhua Zhang, Eddie W. Cupp
  • Publication number: 20050209143
    Abstract: Compositions and methods for preventing hematophagous infestation of cattle are provided, directed at isolated proteins that disrupt platelet aggregation. Also provided are nucleotide sequences encoding the proteins. The exemplary haematollogen protein was isolated from the salivary glands of Haematobia irritans. The compositions are useful as veterinary vaccines in prevention of blood-feeding in cattle by the infesting horn fly and are also useful in treatment of thrombosis.
    Type: Application
    Filed: November 23, 2004
    Publication date: September 22, 2005
    Applicant: Auburn University
    Inventors: Mary Cupp, Dunhua Zhang, Eddie Cupp