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Wright C. 2010. Children’s sight and the need to protect them from solar ultraviolet radiation. In: Children’s Sight: A Multidisciplinary Approach, p.59-66. Patents Granted by an Examining Office in FY 2010-11 Aloesin (Russia): Patent no: 2007138642 Flagellin (USA): Patent no: 11/792242 Hoodia (EPO): Patent no: 05017768.2 Safe Eggs (Japan): Patent no: 05017768.1 - 114 Hoodia (Mexico): Patent no: 280248 Wheel & Track (France): Patent no: 1629248 Wheel & Track (UK): Patent no: 1629248 Wheel & Track (Germany): Patent no: 602004031009.3-08 Wheel & Track (EPO): Patent no: 04734870 CSIR Rheocasting System (CSIR RCS) Device (Japan): Patent no: 4452778 Spherezymes (US): Patent no: 7,700,335 CSIR Rheocasting System (CSIR RCS) Device (US): Patent no: 12/820,823 Bio-Reactor System (CA): Patent no: 2,422,230 Integral Chemical/Biological Process (Canada): Patent no: 2418472 Invention disclosures Kinases and Synthetases Home-based care Wavenet Membrane filter Bisphenol A Biotinylation Kit Control of Slurry Flow II Electrochemical extraction of energy from acid mine drainage Rail transducer Cross pavement carriers Upgrading of Titanium Nitride Titanium-platinum alloy process Specific Aptamers against the mannose receptor protein Bioplastic from polyfurfuryl alcohol Process for inch worm motor Low cost LOC Quantitative and multiplexed lateral flow device PBR application (CSIR GxN2107) HaP Process Method to construct an all solid state laser gyro High Speed Additive Manufacturing Fossil Tagging Technology packages BioDX Microbial formulation Bio-prospecting 5 Resyn Emulsion Hand Sprayer Road Maintenance Kit Anaerobic Digester Electronic Sounding Device Muscle 1 Roll over protection system (ROPS) Air Support System Flutter Flight Test Gripen LYNX Sensor and Electronic Warfare Engagement Simulation (SEWES) TFMS Airblow Seat Cover CSIR Rheocasting System (CSIR RCS) Device Cross Pavement Carrier InTouch Africa National Indigenous Knowledge Management System (NIKMAS) Catalogue System Wireless Access Point Management System Woefzela Auto Secretary Crime Prevention Toolkit Ecosystem Service GxN2107 MuniWaste Guidelines National Freshwater Ecosystem Priority Areas (NFEPA) Laser resonator with phase correcting elements 91 KNOWLEDGE DISSEMINATION
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