Abstract: The present invention relates to methods and compositions for the treatment of BAF-related disorders such as cancers and viral infections.

Abstract: The disclosure describes embodiments of systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable storage media that generates and publishes unified transaction streams from a plurality of computer networks for downstream computer service systems. In particular, in one or more embodiments, the disclosed systems identify transaction information over time from a variety of different transaction computer networks. For example, the disclosed systems identify different transaction events at different times from different transaction computer networks that utilize individual transaction schemas. The disclosed systems dynamic ally convert and combine these transaction events in real time to generate and publish a unified transaction stream for utilization by a variety of computer service systems.

Abstract: This invention is an online multimedia electronic solution for both building and playing of online presentations. The Presentation Builder is an What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) interface that enables Internet users to upload, design, rotate, resize, create a layout, change fonts, change colors, hyper link, and drag and drop digital assets they supply or that are offered by the server into an online editor environment; captions, known as text and also streaming audio may be added. The Presentation Builder allows users to log out and later return to update changes to their existing presentations and republish the results; the Builder may be accessed from any computer on the Internet. The presentation is then viewed in the Presentation Player (a play-only-mode) without editing capabilities; it can be viewed via a link in email as a realistic looking book (three-dimensional) with the transitional effect of page turning.

Abstract: A system and method to manage information relating to patients in a hospital environment. The system includes a plurality of information processing systems for processing information relating to a patient in the hospital, with each of the information processing systems being associated with a discrete hospital function. One or more portable data terminals for receipt and transmission of information relating to the patient are further provided. A control server is provided to communicate with each of the information processing systems and the portable data terminals, for transfer of information relating to the patient between the information processing systems and the portable data terminal.