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Analyte concentration detection devices <strong>and</strong> methods<br />

Arrangements for the detection of the presence <strong>and</strong>/or concentration of an analyte in a sample of<br />

bodily fluid include diffuse transmission, diffuse reflection <strong>and</strong> edge or waveguide illumination<br />

arrangements. A vertical flow assay arrangement <strong>and</strong>/or technique is also disclosed, <strong>and</strong> includes a<br />

detection component that can be in the form of an array of optical detection elements. A number of<br />

assay pad constructions are described which may include at least one or more of the following<br />

components: a prefilter component, a reflective component, a membrane component, a reagent<br />

component, a mesh component, <strong>and</strong> a component to prevent lateral spreading.<br />

US <strong>Patent</strong> No: 7060192<br />

Methods of fabricating physiological sample collection devices<br />

Methods of fabricating devices for collecting a sample of physiological <strong>and</strong> for measuring a<br />

characteristic, e.g., an analyte concentration, of the sampled physiological sample. The devices are<br />

in the form of a test strip which include a biosensor <strong>and</strong> at least one skin-piercing element which is<br />

a planar extension of a portion of the biosensor. The fabrication methods provide various or<br />

forming the test strip <strong>and</strong> the skin-piercing element.<br />

US <strong>Patent</strong> No: 7066929<br />

Selective photothermolysis<br />

Performing selective photothermolysis of sub-cutaneous tissue by using a plurality of beams of<br />

narrow b<strong>and</strong> electro-magnetic radiation, where each of the beams have energy that is insufficient to<br />

heat the tissue that they strike to a temperature high enough to destroy such tissue, but by directing<br />

the individual beams to overlap at the target sufficient heat is generated to destroy the target tissue.<br />

US <strong>Patent</strong> No: 7067152<br />

Multi component moisture triggered controlled release system that imparts long lasting cooling sensation<br />

on the target site <strong>and</strong>/or provides high impact fragrance or flavor burst<br />

The present invention relates to cosmetic formulations comprising a multi component controlled<br />

release system that imparts long lasting cooling sensation <strong>and</strong>/or provides high odor or flavor<br />

intensity (i.e., high impact fragrance or flavor burst) in response to moisture. The controlled<br />

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