DR. DAVID WARREN BROWN, M.D.
Psychiatric in Austin, TX

7729388, Jun 1, 2010

Mar 12, 2004

10/799239

David Allen Brown - Austin TX, US
Amit Mahendra Shah - Austin TX, US

Agere Systems Inc. - Allentown PA

H04J 3/26

370535, 370359, 370389, 3703953

A processor includes at least a portion of a first split transmit and receive media access controller (MAC), the split transmit and receive MAC having a transmit unit and a receive unit physically separated from one another. An interface for directing signals between the transmit unit and the receive unit of the first split transmit and receive MAC is configurable to multiplex the signals with other signals directed between a transmit unit and a receive unit of at least a second split transmit and receive MAC. The interface may comprise a plurality of channels, each having one or more ports associated therewith, wherein a given signal to be directed between transmit and receive units of a given split transmit and receive MAC is assigned to a particular channel and port of the interface.

6765922, Jul 20, 2004

Sep 27, 2000

09/671938

William P. Bunton - Pflugerville TX
David A. Brown - Austin TX
John C. Krause - Georgetown TX

Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. - Houston TX

H04L 1254

370428, 370429, 3703957, 37039571, 37039572, 370338, 711109, 711132, 710 52, 710 53, 710 56, 710 57, 710310, 700 14, 700 33, 700306

A speculative transmit function, utilizing a configurable logical buffer, is implemented in a network. When a transmission is started the logical buffer is configured as a FIFO to reduce transmit latency. If a data under-run lasts for more than a fixed time interval the transmission is abandoned and the logical buffer is reconfigured as a STORE-AND-FORWARD buffer. The transmission is restarted after all transmit data is buffered.

6728909, Apr 27, 2004

Sep 26, 2000

09/670854

William P. Bunton - Pflugerville TX
David A. Brown - Austin TX
John C. Krause - Georgetown TX
Charles E. Peet - Austin TX

Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. - Houston TX

G06F 1100

714 49, 714 52, 714776, 713160

A multiprocessor or clustered system with processing elements communicatively interconnected transmits and receives data in the form of message packets. Certain of the message packets are either responding to earlier requests with the data, or are requests that the data of the packet be written at the destination. Each message packet has an initial portion that includes information about the packet, including what the data is carrying (i. e. , data in response to an earlier request, or data to be written), the source and ultimate destination of the message packet. This information prevents errant data being written at the destination by determining if the source has “permission” to send such data to the destination. When a message packet carrying data is received, processing of the packet is started in parallel with continued reception of the data it carries by using the information contained in the initial portion to check the permissions.

2004003, Feb 19, 2004

Jun 12, 2003

10/460775

Lance Ford - Austin TX, US
David Brown - Austin TX, US

Ambion, Inc.

A61K048/00, C12N015/85

435/455000, 514/044000

The present invention concerns methods and compositions involving RNase III and polypeptides containing RNase III domains to generate RNA capable of triggering RNA-mediated interference (RNAi) in a cell. In some embodiments, the RNase III is from a prokaryote. RNase III activity will cleave a double-stranded RNA molecule into short RNA molecules that may trigger or mediate RNAi (siRNA). Compositions of the invention include kits that include an RNase III domain-containing polypeptide. The present invention further concerns methods using polypeptides with RNase III activity for generating RNA molecules that effect RNAi, including the generation of a number of RNA molecules to the same target.

2002000, Jan 3, 2002

Mar 2, 2001

09/798454

Victor Bennett - Rockwall TX, US
David Brown - Austin TX, US
Sean McGee - Austin TX, US
David Sonnier - Austin TX, US
Leslie Zsohar - Round Rock TX, US

G06F015/16, H04L012/66, H04L012/56

709/250000, 370/463000, 370/419000

A function interface system for use with a fast pattern processor having an internal function bus and an external function bus and a method of operating the same. In one embodiment, the function interface system includes a controller arbitration subsystem configured to process an issued function request received from at least one of the internal function bus and the external function bus and a dispatch subsystem configured to retrieve the issued function request and dispatch the issued function request to at least one associated co-processor via the controller arbitration subsystem.

2004011, Jun 10, 2004

Jul 31, 2003

10/632539

Matthew Winkler - Austin TX, US
David Brown - Austin TX, US

C12Q001/68, C12P019/34

435/006000, 435/091200

Disclosed are methods that allow one or more nucleic acid targets to be compared across two or more nucleic acid samples. Nucleic acid tags are appended to the samples to be assessed, such that each sample has a unique tag. The tagged nucleic acids are then mixed, and the targets within the mixture are amplified. The amplification products are distinguished using the unique tag domains to reveal the abundance of the amplification products derived from each sample, which correlates to the relative abundance of the target in the samples.

8071562, Dec 6, 2011

Dec 1, 2008

12/325917

Andreas G. Bader - Austin TX, US
Jason F. Wiggins - Austin TX, US
Lubna Patrawala - Cambridge MA, US
Kevin Kelnar - Kyle TX, US
Mike Byrom - Austin TX, US
David Brown - Austin TX, US

Mirna Therapeutics, Inc. - Austin TX

A01N 43/04, A61K 31/70

514 44A

The present invention concerns methods and compositions for identifying genes or genetic pathways modulated by miR-124, using miR-124 to modulate a gene or gene pathway, using this profile in assessing the condition of a patient and/or treating the patient with an appropriate miRNA.

2009009, Apr 9, 2009

Dec 10, 2007

11/953606

Tim Davison - Hillsborough, GB
Dmitriy Ovcharenko - Austin TX, US
Jeffrey Shelton - Buda TX, US
Kevin Kelnar - Kyle TX, US
David Brown - Austin TX, US

ASURAGEN, INC. - Austin TX

C12Q 1/68

435 6

The present invention concerns methods and compositions for identifying a miRNA profile for acute myeloid leukemia (AML), and using the profile in assessing the condition of a patient.