Abstract:
Disclosed is an atomic absorbtion spectrophotometer method and apparatus, for automated real time analysis of an analyte in a continuous process stream. The apparatus comprises a sample arm for delivering a quantity of sample from a sample cup to a sample atomizer. The sample cup is in valved communication with each of a source of fluid sample and a source of wash solution. In a preferred embodiment, the sample cup is additionally in valved communication with a source of a reference control. Additionally disclosed is an easily serviceable sample atomizer, having a tungsten coil heating element removably secured therein.
Abstract:
A combination therapy comprising administration of a carbamoylating chemotherapeutic agent in conjunction with administration of a selective iNOS inhibitor compound is disclosed. Optionally, resection and radiation therapy are provided with the therapeutic combination. A medicament comprising a carbamoylating chemotherapeutic agent and a selective iNOS inhibitor compound together with a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier is further disclosed. A kit comprising a carbamoylating chemotherapeutic agent and a selective iNOS inhibitor compound is further disclosed.
Abstract:
A method of forming CMOS transistors with self-aligned field regions. First and second spaced apart areas are provided on a silicon substrate. A masking member is formed protecting the first of said areas and exposing the second. The exposed area is doped with a p-type material which is driven in to form a p-well. The same region is again doped with additional p-type material after which the CMOS transistors are fabricated.
Abstract:
A stable lyophilized protein formulation is described which can be reconstituted with a suitable diluent to generate a high protein concentration reconstituted formulation which is suitable for subcutaneous administration. For example, anti-IgE and anti-HER2 antibody formulations have been prepared by lyophilizing these antibodies in the presence of a lyoprotectant. The lyophilized mixture thus formed is reconstituted to a high protein concentration without apparent loss of stability of the protein.