JOHN D BREWER
Electrician at Old Anson Rd, Abilene, TX
License number
Texas 346625
Expiration Date
Sep 8, 2016
Category
Apprentice Electrician
Address
Address
2934 Old Anson Rd APT 322, Abilene, TX 79603
Phone
(480) 800-7146
Professional information
Compositions And Methods For Culturing Microorganisms Requiring Special Gaseous Environments
US Patent:
5034331, Jul 23, 1991
Filed:
Aug 8, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/763530
Inventors:
John H. Brewer - Abilene TX
Assignee:
Fairleigh Dickinson Laboratories, Inc. - Abilene TX
International Classification:
C12M 122, C12M 300, C12M 304
US Classification:
435298
Abstract:
Metal hydrosulfites are found to be advantageous reducing agents for removing oxygen from contained atmospheres. When dissolved in alkaline aqueous gels, the hydrosulfites are effective to initiate and maintain anaerobiosis for culturing oxygen-sensitive microorganisms and animal tissues.
Identification Of Reagins In The Blood Serum Of Allergen Sensitized Vertebrates
US Patent:
4486540, Dec 4, 1984
Filed:
May 10, 1983
Appl. No.:
6/493413
Inventors:
John H. Brewer - Abilene TX
Terry L. Foster - Abilene TX
Terry L. Foster - Abilene TX
Assignee:
Science Research Center, Inc. - Abilene TX
International Classification:
G01N 3354
US Classification:
436513
Abstract:
The disclosure is of an improved method for the in-vitro detection and identification of reagins in the blood serum of allergen sensitized vertebrates. The improvement comprises admixing the blood serum of the vertebrate with solid, porous carrier particles bearing surface adsorbed, known allergens. An agglutination reaction indicates the presence of reagins corresponding to the surface adsorbed allergen.
Identification Of Reagins In The Blood Serum Of Allergen Sensitized Vertebrates
US Patent:
4331650, May 25, 1982
Filed:
Jul 18, 1980
Appl. No.:
6/170143
Inventors:
John H. Brewer - Abilene TX
Terry L. Foster - Abilene TX
Terry L. Foster - Abilene TX
Assignee:
Science Research Center, Inc. - Abilene TX
International Classification:
A61K 3935
US Classification:
424 12
Abstract:
The disclosure is of an improved method for the in-vitro detection and identification of reagins in the blood serum of allergen sensitized vertebrates. The improvement comprises admixing the blood serum of the vertebrate with solid, porous carrier particles bearing surface adsorbed, known allergens. An agglutination reaction indicates the presence of reagins corresponding to the surface adsorbed allergen.
Apparatus For Generation Of Anaerobic Atmosphere
US Patent:
4287306, Sep 1, 1981
Filed:
Apr 2, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/026337
Inventors:
John H. Brewer - Abilene TX
Assignee:
Becton, Dickinson and Company - Paramus NJ
International Classification:
B01J 700, B01J 802, C12M 100
US Classification:
435287
Abstract:
A gas generating package includes tablets or other material, which when contacted with water generates both hydrogen and carbon dioxide. A catalyst for the hydrogen-oxygen reaction is applied to the exterior of the package, with the exterior of the package preferably also having applied thereto carbon dioxide and anaerobic indicators. In this manner fresh material is employed during each run requiring an anaerobic atmosphere.
Identification Of Reagins In The Blood Serum Of Allergen Sensitized Vertebrates
US Patent:
4696907, Sep 29, 1987
Filed:
Aug 30, 1984
Appl. No.:
6/645665
Inventors:
John H. Brewer - Abilene TX
Terry L. Foster - Abilene TX
Terry L. Foster - Abilene TX
Assignee:
Science Research Center, Inc. - Abilene TX
International Classification:
G01N 33539, G01N 33547
US Classification:
436513
Abstract:
The disclosure is a method for the in-vitro detection and identification of reagins in the blood serum of allergen sensitized vertebrates. The method comprises admixing the blood serum of the vertebrate with solid, porous carrier particles bearing surface adsorbed, known allergens. An agglutination reaction indicates the presence of reagins corresponding to the surface adsorbed allergen.
Marking Vaccine
US Patent:
4152412, May 1, 1979
Filed:
Nov 4, 1977
Appl. No.:
5/848408
Inventors:
John H. Brewer - Abilene TX
International Classification:
A61D 102, A61D 700, A61K 3910
US Classification:
424 7
Abstract:
A vaccine, toxoid or like agent is administered to an animal by injecting the agent (usually intracutaneously) on a physiologically acceptable colored particle, preferably activated charcoal, which has a particle size whereby the colored particle remains at the point of injection to provide a visible mark which evidences administration of the vaccine or toxoid, and a repository of immunologically active material to serve as a booster.