DR. KENNETH BLANCE CUMMINGS, M.D
Urology at Rolling Hill Rd, Montgomery, NJ

6602537, Aug 5, 2003

May 14, 1999

09/311948

Kenneth R. Cummings - Skillman NJ
Donald L. Palmquist - Wooster OH

Church Dwight Co., Inc. - Princeton NJ

A23C 900

426580, 426648

A cow milk product with enhanced nutritional and health values for human consumption, obtained from cows fed with a feedstock having a supplement containing at least about 60 weight percent of calcium oleate, which product has milk fat with a profile of fat constituents including about 1-3. 5 weight percent of conjugated linoleic acid, about 2-6 weight percent of trans-11 18:1 fatty acid, about 20-30 weight percent of cis-9 18:1 fatty acid, and about 30-38 weight percent of 14:0 and 16:0 fatty acid, per total milk fat, and wherein the 18:1 to 18:0 fatty acid ratio in the milk fat is about 2-3. 2:1.

6596768, Jul 22, 2003

May 22, 2001

09/863540

Elliot Block - Yardley PA
William K. Sanchez - Tigard OR
Kenneth R. Cummings - Skillman NJ

Church Dwight Co., Inc. - Princeton NJ

A61K 3120

514560, 514460

This invention provides a feedstock for ruminants which beneficially improves feed efficiency and body growth. The feedstock also is adapted to improve the lactational performance of dairy cattle. The recovered milk product has a milk fat profile with an increased proportion of unsaturated fatty acid constituents. The enhanced benefits exhibited by an invention feedstock are derived from essential ingredients such as unsaturated fatty acid derivative having rumen-bypass properties, and an effective additive quantity of cyclic polyether ionophorous antibiotic.

5382678, Jan 17, 1995

Aug 4, 1994

8/285432

Alfredo Vinci - Dayton NJ
Kenneth R. Cummings - Skillman NJ
M. Stephen Lajoie - Basking Ridge NJ

Church & Dwight Co., Inc. - Princeton NJ

A23K 100

554156

This invention provides an improved process for the production of a fatty acid alkaline earth metal salt product which have little or no content or glyceride ingredient. An essential feature of the process is the pre-blending of glyceride-containing fatty acid feedstock and basic alkaline earth metal compound, before mixing with water and heating the mixture to initiate salt-forming and glyceride-hydrolyzing reactions. The fatty acid alkaline earth metal salt product can be recovered in the form of tackless free-flowing dust-free granules.

5182126, Jan 26, 1993

Mar 20, 1992

7/853967

Alfredo Vinci - Dayton NJ
Kenneth R. Cummings - Skillman NJ

Church & Dwight Co., Inc. - Princeton NJ

A23K 100

426 74

In one embodiment this invention provides a process for preparing a feed supplement product which contains C. sub. 14 -C. sub. 22 fatty acid alkaline earth metal salt and a propionate glucogenous ingredient as essential constituents. The feed product can function as a rumen bypass composition, and permit the beneficial increase of the nutrient fat content of the ruminant feed ration, and facilitate metabolic glucose formation by gluconeogenesis during the digestive cycle.

5874102, Feb 23, 1999

Mar 30, 1993

8/040911

M. Stephen LaJoie - Basking Ridge NJ
Kenneth R. Cummings - Skillman NJ

Church & Dwight Co., Inc. - Princeton NJ

A23K 118

424438

This invention provides a dietary fatty acid salt product in granulated form which optionally contains one or more additional nutrient or medicament ingredients. The dietary product can function as a rumen bypass animal feed supplement, and permit a beneficial increase in the nutrient fat content of the feed. An important aspect of the invention is the encapsulation of the granules with a polymeric coating which functions as an impermeable barrier to one or more volatile organic compounds contained in the core matrix.

5244681, Sep 14, 1993

Dec 4, 1991

7/802265

Alfredo Vinci - Dayton NJ
Kenneth R. Cummings - Skillman NJ
Thomas F. Sweeney - Morrisville PA
M. Stephen Lajoie - Basking Ridge NJ

Church & Dwight Co., Inc. - Princeton NJ

A23K 100

426 72

In one embodiment this invention provides a liquid nutrient formulation which is an aqueous suspension with a high content of nutrient ingredients, and optional ingredients such as medicaments. A primary ingredient of an invention formulation is one or more C. sub. 14 -C. sub. 22 fatty acid alkali metal or ammonium salts suitable as a high energy supplement for ruminant feedstock.

5849348, Dec 15, 1998

Jul 23, 1993

8/097063

Alfredo Vinci - Dayton NJ
Kenneth R. Cummings - Skillman NJ
M. Stephen Lajoie - Basking Ridge NJ

Church & Dwight Co., Inc. - Princeton NJ

A23P 100

426488

In one embodiment this invention provides a process for preparing a deodorized fatty acid salt feed supplement. Primary amine reagent is added to a process medium in which C. sub. 14 -C. sub. 22 fatty acid with a content of malodorous carbonyl compound is converted into a deodorized C. sub. 14 -C. sub. 22 fatty acid alkaline earth metal salt product.

5236723, Aug 17, 1993

Dec 4, 1991

7/802264

M. Stephen Lajoie - Basking Ridge NJ
Kenneth R. Cummings - Skillman NJ
Thomas F. Sweeney - Morrisville PA
Alfredo Vinci - Dayton NJ

Church & Dwight Co., Inc. - Princeton NJ

A23K 100

426 72

This invention provides an improved process for the production of fatty acid metal salts. An essential feature of the process is the use of a combination of basic alkaline earth metal and alkali metal compounds as salt-forming reagents. A product of the invention process is a fatty acid salt dietary supplement composition which contains one or more additional biologically active nutrient or medicament ingredients.

5670191, Sep 23, 1997

Sep 26, 1995

8/534066

Kenneth R. Cummings - Skillman NJ
Ronald L. Forrest - Cranbury NJ

Church & Dwight Co., Inc. - Princeton NJ

C07C23100, A61K 3195, A23K 100, A23D 7005

426 2

A feedstock and a method of utility are provided for increasing the content of unsaturated fatty acids in the tissues and milk of ruminants. A preferred feedstock is composed of a fodder substrate which is blended with an unsaturated aliphatic amide ingredient such as soyamide. The unsaturated aliphatic amide is biohydrogenation-resistant, and bypasses the rumen substantially intact. The aliphatic amide is converted to free fatty acid in the digestive tract, and subsequently is absorbed in the tissues and milk of the ruminant.