Abstract: Write Start is a device designed to help young students to hold a writing instrument correctly when learning how to write. The device consists of a stretchable pen or pencil holder that fits around the thumb and index finger. As the user is writing, the holder stabilizes the thumb and index finger in one position and helps the child avoid dropping the writing instrument. The holder can be produced in a variety of colors and in sizes to fit children's and adult's hands. The device helps children maintain a proper grip on a pen or pencil, making it easier to write neatly and legibly. It aids in the development of fine motor skills, is also ideal for use by stroke patients or anyone who has suffered an injury to the hand or fingers. The device can benefit any adult who writes frequently on the job.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a system and method for examining pathways. In particular, the present invention provides a system and method for examining pathways that underlie cellular functions, specifically signal transduction pathways. One aspect of the invention relates to the prediction of (a) functional properties of a protein, (b) potential interaction partners of the protein, and/or (c) potential target biochemical pathways within which the protein may interact. Thus, according to the invention, the influence of a given stimulus on a biochemical pathway can be assessed.

Abstract: A healthcare related system is disclosed in which non-standard input data is corrected in a syntax processing block with reference to one or more healthcare lexicons, and a resulting corrected data file is thereafter used by an ontology processing block to reference an ontology and generate a standardized output.

Abstract: A method is disclosed in which non-standard input data is corrected in a syntax processing block and a resulting corrected data file is thereafter used to reference an ontology in an ontology processing block to generate a standardized output.

Abstract: A system is disclosed in which non-standard input data is corrected in a syntax processing block and a resulting corrected data file is thereafter used by an ontology processing block, which references an ontology, to generate a standardized output.

Abstract: A patient evaluation method is disclosed in which non-standard input data is corrected in a syntax processing block with reference to a healthcare lexicon and a resulting corrected data file is thereafter used to reference an ontology in an ontology processing block to generate a standardized output.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a system and method for examining pathways. In particular, the present invention provides a system and method for examining pathways that underlie cellular functions, specifically signal transduction pathways. One aspect of the invention relates to the prediction of (a) functional properties of a protein, (b) potential interaction partners of the protein, and/or (c) potential target biochemical pathways within which the protein may interact. Thus, according to the invention, the influence of a given stimulus on a biochemical pathway can be assessed.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a system and method for examining pathways. In particular, the present invention provides a system and method for examining pathways that underlie cellular functions, specifically signal transduction pathways. One aspect of the invention relates to the prediction of (a) functional properties of a protein, (b) potential interaction partners of the protein, and/or (c) potential target biochemical pathways within which the protein may interact. Thus, according to the invention, the influence of a given stimulus on a biochemical pathway can be assessed.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a system and method for examining pathways. In particular, the present invention provides a system and method for examining pathways that underlie cellular functions, specifically signal transduction pathways. One aspect of the invention relates to the prediction of (a) functional properties of a protein, (b) potential interaction partners of the protein, and/or (c) potential target biochemical pathways within which the protein may interact. Thus, according to the invention, the influence of a given stimulus on a biochemical pathway can be assessed.