Abstract: An LED rack system for a troffer retrofit has a rail structure with a front rail, rear rail, right rail, and a left rail. The left rail is spaced apart from and parallel to the right rail. The front rail is spaced apart from and parallel to the rear rail. The rear rail is connected to the right rail and the left rail. The front rail is connected to the right rail and the real rail. A reflector is mounted to the rail structure. The reflector includes a reflector planar portion. The reflector planar portion has column supports and row supports. The column supports and the row supports are formed as linear intersecting protrusions from the planar portion.

Abstract: An LED rack system for a troffer retrofit has a rail structure with a front rail, rear rail, right rail, and a left rail. The left rail is spaced apart from and parallel to the right rail. The front rail is spaced apart from and parallel to the rear rail. The rear rail is connected to the right rail and the left rail. The front rail is connected to the right rail and the real rail. A reflector is mounted to the rail structure. The reflector includes a reflector planar portion. The reflector planar portion has column supports and row supports. The column supports and the row supports are formed as linear intersecting protrusions from the planar portion.

Abstract: An LED groove system has a tray having a tray sidewall; a base plate formed as a flat portion on the tray, wherein the base plate is bounded by the tray sidewall; a plurality of grooves formed on the base plate, wherein the grooves increase the rigidity of the base plate; and LED strips mounted in the plurality of grooves. The LED strips have LED chips mounted to them. The plurality of grooves includes column grooves and row grooves. The column grooves intersect the row grooves. A column groove sidewall is formed on the column groove and wherein a row groove sidewall is formed on the row groove.

Abstract: This invention provides principles, methods and compositions for ascertaining the mechanism of action of pharmacologically important compounds in the context of network biology, across the entire scope of the complex pathways of living cells. Importantly, the principles, methods and compositions provided allow a rapid assessment of the on-pathway and off-pathway effects of lead compounds and drug candidates in living cells, and comparisons of lead compounds with well-characterized drugs and toxicants to identify patterns associated with efficacy and toxicity. The invention will be useful in improving the drug discovery process, in particular by identifying drug leads with desired safety and efficacy and in effecting early attrition of compounds with potential adverse effects in man.