Patents by Inventor Tracey Ann Edgell
Tracey Ann Edgell 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).
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Publication number: 20190204333Abstract: The present disclosure teaches an assay to determine the likelihood of a successful implantation of an embryo into a female subject leading to a pregnancy and a method of treatment to facilitate same. Enabled herein is an improved assisted reproduction technology protocol based on a prognostic evaluation of pregnancy outcomes and the identification of therapeutic targets. Taught herein is a composition comprising reagents required for prognostic evaluation and treatment.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 28, 2016Publication date: July 4, 2019Inventors: Tracey Ann Edgell, Lois Adrienne Salamonsen
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Patent number: 7077942Abstract: A method of removing a biological contaminant from a mixture containing a biomolecule and the biological contaminant, the method comprising: (a) placing the biomolecule and contaminant mixture in a first solvent stream, the first solvent stream being separated from a second solvent stream by an electrophoretic membrane; (b) selecting a buffer for the first solvent stream having a required pH; (c) applying an electric potential between the two solvent streams causing movement of the biomolecule through the membrane into the second solvent stream while the biological contaminant is substantially retained in the first sample stream, or if entering the membrane, being substantially prevented from entering the second solvent stream; (d) optionally, periodically stopping and reversing the electric potential to cause movement of any biological contaminants having entered the membrane to move back into the first solvent stream, wherein substantially not causing any biomolecules that have entered the second solvent stType: GrantFiled: June 22, 2001Date of Patent: July 18, 2006Assignee: Gradipore LimitedInventors: Brendon Conlan, Tracey Ann Edgell, May Lazar, Chenicheri Hariharan Nair, Elizabeth Jean Seabrook, Thomas Norman Turton
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Patent number: 7060173Abstract: A method of removing a biological contaminant from a mixture containing a biomolecule and the biological contaminant, the method comprising: (a) placing the biomolecule and contaminant mixture in a first solvent stream, the first solvent stream being separated from a second solvent stream by an electrophoretic membrane; (b) selecting a buffer for the first solvent stream having a required pH; (c) applying an electric potential between the two solvent streams causing movement of the biomolecule through the membrane into the second solvent stream while the biological contaminant is substantially retained in the first sample stream, or if entering the membrane, being substantially prevented from entering the second solvent stream; (d) optionally, periodically stopping and reversing the electric potential to cause movement of any biological contaminants having entered the membrane to move back into the first solvent stream, wherein substantially not causing any biomolecules that have entered the second solvent stType: GrantFiled: June 22, 2001Date of Patent: June 13, 2006Assignee: Gradipore LimitedInventors: Brendon Conlan, Tracey Ann Edgell, May Lazar, Chenicheri Hariharan Nair, Elizabeth Jean Seabrook, Thomas Norman Turton
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Publication number: 20030019763Abstract: A method of removing a biological contaminant from a mixture containing a biomolecule and the biological contaminant, the method comprising: (a) placing the biomolecule and contaminant mixture in a first solvent stream, the first solvent stream being separated from a second solvent stream by an electrophoretic membrane; (b) selecting a buffer for the first solvent stream having a required pH; (c) applying an electric potential between the two solvent streams causing movement of the biomolecule through the membrane into the second solvent stream while the biological contaminant is substantially retained in the first sample stream, or if entering the membrane, being substantially prevented from entering the second solvent stream; (d) optionally, periodically stopping and reversing the electric potential to cause movement of any biological contaminants having entered the membrane to move back into the first solvent stream, wherein substantially not causing any biomolecules that have entered the second solvent stType: ApplicationFiled: January 2, 2002Publication date: January 30, 2003Inventors: Brendon Conlan, Tracey Ann Edgell, May Lazar, Chenicheri Hariharan Nair, Elizabeth Jean Seabrook, Thomas Norman Turton
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Patent number: 6464851Abstract: A method of removing a biological contaminant from a mixture containing a biomolecule and the biological contaminant, the method comprising: (a) placing the biomolecule and contaminant mixture in a first solvent stream, the first solvent stream being separated from a second solvent stream by an electrophoretic membrane; (b) selecting a buffer for the first solvent stream having a required pH; (c) applying an electric potential between the two solvent streams causing movement of the biomolecule through the membrane into the second solvent stream while the biological contaminant is substantially retained in the first sample stream, or if entering the membrane, being substantially prevented from entering the second solvent stream; (d) optionally, periodically stopping and reversing the electric potential to cause movement of any biological contaminants having entered the membrane to move back into the first solvent stream, wherein substantially not causing any biomolecules that have entered the second solvent stType: GrantFiled: December 23, 1999Date of Patent: October 15, 2002Assignee: Gradipore LimitedInventors: Brendon Conlan, Tracey Ann Edgell, May Lazar, Chenicheri Hariharan Nair, Elizabeth Jean Seabrook, Thomas Norman Turton
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Publication number: 20020084187Abstract: A method of removing a biological contaminant from a mixture containing a biomolecule and the biological contaminant, the method comprising: (a) placing the biomolecule and contaminant mixture in a first solvent stream, the first solvent stream being separated from a second solvent stream by an electrophoretic membrane; (b) selecting a buffer for the first solvent stream having a required pH; (c) applying an electric potential between the two solvent streams causing movement of the biomolecule through the membrane into the second solvent stream while the biological contaminant is substantially retained in the first sample stream, or if entering the membrane, being substantially prevented from entering the second solvent stream; (d) optionally, periodically stopping and reversing the electric potential to cause movement of any biological contaminants having entered the membrane to move back into the first solvent stream, wherein substantially not causing any biomolecules that have entered the second solvent stType: ApplicationFiled: June 22, 2001Publication date: July 4, 2002Applicant: Gradipore LimitedInventors: Brendon Conlan, Tracey Ann Edgell, May Lazar, Chenicheri Haribaran Nair, Elizabeth Jean Seabrook, Thomas Norman Turton
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Publication number: 20020000386Abstract: A method of removing a biological contaminant from a mixture containing a biomolecule and the biological contaminant, the method comprising: (a) placing the biomolecule and contaminant mixture in a first solvent stream, the first solvent stream being separated from a second solvent stream by an electrophoretic membrane; (b) selecting a buffer for the first solvent stream having a required pH; (c) applying an electric potential between the two solvent streams causing movement of the biomolecule through the membrane into the second solvent stream while the biological contaminant is substantially retained in the first sample stream, or if entering the membrane, being substantially prevented from entering the second solvent stream; (d) optionally, periodically stopping and reversing the electric potential to cause movement of any biological contaminants having entered the membrane to move back into the first solvent stream, wherein substantially not causing any biomolecules that have entered the second solvent stType: ApplicationFiled: August 16, 2001Publication date: January 3, 2002Applicant: Gradipore Ltd.Inventors: Brendon Conlan, Tracey Ann Edgell, May Lazar, Chenicheri Hariharan Nair, Elizabeth Jean Seabrook, Thomas Norman Turton