WILLIAM EDWARD GRIESHOBER
Accountancy in Amherst, NY

2010000, Jan 14, 2010

Jul 7, 2009

12/498857

Ilya Y. Ilyin - Wayland MA, US
Maria G. Tkachman - St. Petersburg, RU
Maria E. Urusova - Gatchina, RU
James S. Jones - St. Simons Island GA, US
William E. Grieshober - East Amherst NY, US
Semyon Kogan - Newton MA, US
Pavel Butylin - St. Petersburg, RU
Rostislav Khorenyan - St. Petersburg, RU

A01N 1/02

435 2

Provides are improved methods for storing platelets and compositions that contain stored platelets for use in transfusions. The method entails obtaining a platelet concentrate from blood obtained from an individual and holding the platelet concentrate in at refrigerated temperatures under an atmosphere having a pressure of from 3.5 to 5 bars comprising more than 65% xenon and for at least one week. Also provided is a refrigerated composition that contains a platelet concentrate, wherein the platelet concentrate contains xenon, and wherein the platelet concentrate has been isolated from an individual for at least seven days.

2010003, Feb 11, 2010

Jul 7, 2009

12/498915

Ilya Y. Ilyin - Wayland MA, US
Maria G. Tkachman - St. Petersburg, RU
Maria E. Urusova - Gatchina, RU
James S. Jones - St. Simons Island GA, US
William E. Grieshober - East Amherst NY, US
Semyon Kogan - Newton MA, US
Pavel Butylin - St. Petersburg, RU
Rostislav Khorenyan - St. Petersburg, RU
Yuri Punin - St. Petersburg, RU
Alexander Shumeev - St. Petersburg, RU

A01K 61/00

119207, 119214

Provided is a method for storage of live crustaceans. The method is performed by causing the live crustacean to enter into an anesthetized state by exposing the crustacean to a combination of xenon and oxygen, cooling the anesthetized live crustacean to a temperature of 1° C. to 10° C. to cause the crustacean to enter into a state of anabiosis, and storing the live crustacean in the state of anabiosis under ambient pressure at 1° C. to 10° C. under from 90% to 100% humidity. Also provided is a container containing a plurality of live crustaceans that are in a state of anabiosis via performance of the method.

2012019, Aug 2, 2012

Apr 12, 2012

13/445402

Ilya Y. Ilyin - Wayland MA, US
Maria G. Tkachman - St. Petersburg, RU
Maria E. Urusova - Gatchina, RU
James S. Jones - St. Simons Island GA, US
William E. Grieshober - East Amherst NY, US
Semyon Kogan - Newton MA, US
Pavel Butylin - St. Petersburg, RU
Rostislav Khorenyan - St. Petersburg, RU

C12N 5/078

435374

Provides are improved methods for storing platelets and compositions that contain stored platelets for use in transfusions. The method entails obtaining a platelet concentrate from blood obtained from an individual and holding the platelet concentrate in at refrigerated temperatures under an atmosphere having a pressure of from 3.5 to 5 bars comprising more than 65% xenon and for at least one week. Also provided is a refrigerated composition that contains a platelet concentrate, wherein the platelet concentrate contains xenon, and wherein the platelet concentrate has been isolated from an individual for at least seven days.

2007002, Feb 1, 2007

Mar 24, 2006

11/388592

Rohit Jalali - Fort Erie, CA
Christopher Tirone - East Aurora NY, US
Theodore Rich - Buffalo NY, US
Steven Franz - Buffalo NY, US
William Grieshober - East Amherst NY, US
Joseph Bisacca - Plano TX, US
Lisa Augustine - Williamsville NY, US
Kerry Chace - Dallas TX, US
Timothy Falken - St. Simons Island GA, US
David Moomaw - East Aurora NY, US

B67D 5/42, B65D 35/28

222391000, 222095000

A dispensing device having a housing capable of receiving a pre-packaged charge of pre-whipped topping or icing. The housing has an inner wall with a slot formed therein for receiving a rack that is capable of rotational and translational motion within the slot. The rack has a set of gear teeth that engage with a catch on a plunger. The piston moves in the axial direction to force the pre-whipped topping or icing through the outlet in its packaging. The catch on the piston is locked in one direction and pivots in the opposite direction such that the rack engages with the piston when it moves in a first direction and the rack disengages with the piston when it is moved in a second direction opposite the first direction.