Abstract: A device and method that provides a predictive list of parts to be repaired for a damaged vehicle. The apparatus includes an interface that receives input regarding damage to the damaged vehicle, a predictive model that generates at least one part that is to be repaired from the input, and an output display that displays said at least one part that is to be repaired.

Abstract: A system and method is provided for offering and providing custom credit card products. The disclosed system and method involve receiving information from an applicant, and processing the information to determine the eligibility of the applicant for a credit card product. If the applicant is found to be eligible to receive the credit card product, then the applicant is asked a few questions. Based on the additional information the applicant is offered an original credit card product. The applicant is provided at least one of a plurality of options concerning the original credit card product. Based on the values selected by the applicant corresponding to each one of the plurality of options provided to the applicant, the applicant is offered a custom credit card product.

Abstract: Two spectrally distinguishable GFPs are used as reporters in mammalian cells to simultaneously and independently analyze the expressions of two transcriptional elements. The two GFPs, encoded by single stably integrated transcriptional elements, are readily and quantitatively detectable by FACS or flow cytometry. One of the GFP mutants (S202F, T203I, V163A) retains only the major excitation peak of wild-type GFP, while the other (S65T, V163A) retains only the minor excitation peak of wild-type GFP. Both variants have emission peaks overlapping that of wtGFP. The first mutant is excited at 406 nm using a Kr ion laser, while the second mutant is excited at 488 nm using an Ar ion laser. Emissions from both GFPs are measured at about 515 nm. The mutant excited at 406 nm can be used in conjuction with a fluorescein-based assay such as FACS-Gal.