Input: [0] Valley Re-Machining [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Plateau Machining [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Steep Area Parallel Machining [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Horizontal Hill Machining [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Curve Machining [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Between 2 Curves Machining [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Reverse Post Machining [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] 4 Axis Milling [RhinoCAM Standard] Standard [RhinoCAM Pro] Pro [RhinoCAM Premium] Premium [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Expert

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Input: [0] 4-Axis Indexed Machining [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] 4 Axis Auto Multiple Indexing [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] 4 Axis Continuous Facing [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] 4 Axis Continuous Pocketing [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] 4 Axis Continuous Profiling [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] 4 Axis Continuous Engraving [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] 4 Axis Parallel Roughing [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] 4 Axis Radial Finishing [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] 4 Axis Projection Pocketing [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] 5 Axis Milling [RhinoCAM Standard] Standard [RhinoCAM Pro] Pro [RhinoCAM Premium] Premium [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Expert

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Input: [0] 5 Axis Indexed Machining [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] 5 Axis Continuous Curve Projection Machining [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] No [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] 5 Axis Continuous Flow Curve Machining [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] No [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] 5 Axis Between 2 Curves Machining [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] No [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] 5 Axis Drive Curve Machining [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] No [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] 5 Axis Surface Normal Machining [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] No [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] 5 Axis Swarf Machining [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] No [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Hole Making [RhinoCAM Standard] Standard [RhinoCAM Pro] Pro [RhinoCAM Premium] Premium [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Expert

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Input: [0] Automatic hole Selection, Sorting [RhinoCAM Standard] Yes [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Drilling [RhinoCAM Standard] Yes [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Tapping [RhinoCAM Standard] Yes [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Boring [RhinoCAM Standard] Yes [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Reverse Boring [RhinoCAM Standard] Yes [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] User Defined Cycles [RhinoCAM Standard] Yes [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] 4 Axis Drilling [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] 4 Axis Tapping [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] 4 Axis Boring [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] 4 Axis Reverse Boring [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Simulation [RhinoCAM Standard] Standard [RhinoCAM Pro] Pro [RhinoCAM Premium] Premium [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Expert

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Input: [0] Toolpath Animation [RhinoCAM Standard] Yes [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Cut Material Simulation [RhinoCAM Standard] Yes [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Advanced Cut Material Simulation [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Machine Tool Simulation [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Tools [RhinoCAM Standard] Standard [RhinoCAM Pro] Pro [RhinoCAM Premium] Premium [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Expert

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Input: [0] Standard Mills (Ball, Flat, C Rad., Vee, Taper) [RhinoCAM Standard] Yes [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Standard Drills (Drill, Tap, Bore, Rev. Bore) [RhinoCAM Standard] Yes [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Holder Collision Detection [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Form Tools [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Toolpath Editing [RhinoCAM Standard] Standard [RhinoCAM Pro] Pro [RhinoCAM Premium] Premium [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Expert

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Input: [0] Toolpath Graphical Viewing [RhinoCAM Standard] Yes [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Toolpath Graphical Editing [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Toolpath Instancing [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Toolpath Arc Fitting [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Post-Processor Generator [RhinoCAM Standard] Standard [RhinoCAM Pro] Pro [RhinoCAM Premium] Premium [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Expert

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Input: [0] Customizable Post Generator [RhinoCAM Standard] Yes [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Simulate Cycles [RhinoCAM Standard] Yes [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Arc Output [RhinoCAM Standard] Yes [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Helix Output [RhinoCAM Standard] Yes [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Spiral Output [RhinoCAM Standard] Yes [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] 5 Axis Output [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Miscellaneous [RhinoCAM Standard] Standard [RhinoCAM Pro] Pro [RhinoCAM Premium] Premium [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Expert

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Input: [0] HTML Based Shop Documentation [RhinoCAM Standard] Yes [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Knowledge Base [RhinoCAM Standard] Yes [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Fixture Offset Programming [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Machine Control Operations [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Check Surface Boundary Creation [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Tool Silhouette Boundary Creation [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Tool Double Contact Boundary Creation [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Tool Holder Collision Boundary Creation [RhinoCAM Standard] No [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Utilities [RhinoCAM Standard] Standard [RhinoCAM Pro] Pro [RhinoCAM Premium] Premium [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Expert

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Input: [0] G-Code Editor & Analysis Tool [RhinoCAM Standard] Yes [RhinoCAM Pro] Yes [RhinoCAM Premium] Yes [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Yes

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Input: [RhinoCAM Standard] Standard [RhinoCAM Pro] Pro [RhinoCAM Premium] Premium [RhinoCAM Expert]

Output: Expert

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Input: [Action Causing Crash] Wrong-way riding facing traffic [% of Crashes] 14% [Who is at Fault]

Output: Bicyclist

Bicycle Alliance of Washington: Education: A Bicycling Cornerstone


Input: [Action Causing Crash] Left turn from right side of the road [% of Crashes] 11% [Who is at Fault]

Output: Bicyclist

Bicycle Alliance of Washington: Education: A Bicycling Cornerstone


Input: [Action Causing Crash] Failure to yield from driveway* [% of Crashes] 9% [Who is at Fault]

Output: Bicyclist

Bicycle Alliance of Washington: Education: A Bicycling Cornerstone


Input: [Action Causing Crash] Running a stop sign or signal [% of Crashes] 8% [Who is at Fault]

Output: Bicyclist

Bicycle Alliance of Washington: Education: A Bicycling Cornerstone


Input: [Action Causing Crash] Swerving in front of a car [% of Crashes] 5% [Who is at Fault]

Output: Bicyclist

Bicycle Alliance of Washington: Education: A Bicycling Cornerstone


Input: [Action Causing Crash] Left turn in front of bicyclist [% of Crashes] 13% [Who is at Fault]

Output: Motorist

Bicycle Alliance of Washington: Education: A Bicycling Cornerstone


Input: [Action Causing Crash] Right turn in front of bicyclist [% of Crashes] 11% [Who is at Fault]

Output: Motorist

Bicycle Alliance of Washington: Education: A Bicycling Cornerstone


Input: [Action Causing Crash] Running stop sign or signal [% of Crashes] 8% [Who is at Fault]

Output: Motorist

Bicycle Alliance of Washington: Education: A Bicycling Cornerstone


Input: [Action Causing Crash] Opening a car door into path of bicyclist [% of Crashes] 7% [Who is at Fault]

Output: Motorist

Bicycle Alliance of Washington: Education: A Bicycling Cornerstone


Input: [Action Causing Crash] Failure to yield from driveway [% of Crashes] 6% [Who is at Fault]

Output: Motorist

Bicycle Alliance of Washington: Education: A Bicycling Cornerstone


Input: [Action Causing Crash] Didn't see the bicyclist [% of Crashes] 3% [Who is at Fault]

Output: Motorist

Bicycle Alliance of Washington: Education: A Bicycling Cornerstone


Input: [0] Cab [T955III Terrain Leveler SEM]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Control System [T955III Terrain Leveler SEM]

Output: TEC Plus


Input: [0] Air Conditioner/Heater [T955III Terrain Leveler SEM]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Air Suspension Seat [T955III Terrain Leveler SEM]

Output: No


Input: [0] AM/FM Stereo with Weather Band [T955III Terrain Leveler SEM]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Elevating [T955III Terrain Leveler SEM]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Pressurized/Filtered Air [T955III Terrain Leveler SEM]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Roll Over Module (ROM) [T955III Terrain Leveler SEM]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] ROPS [T955III Terrain Leveler SEM]

Output: Not applicable


Input: [Recharge Rate] $1.30 [Product]

Output: Nanodrop Service Unit price per sample. RNA or dsDNA concentration determination using Nanodrop Spectrophotometer.

UM DNA Sequencing Core - Microarray Web Site


Input: [Recharge Rate] $36.00 [Product]

Output: RNA 6000 Nano BioAnalyzer Unit price per chip. Each RNA 6000 Nano chip can run up to 12 RNA or cDNA samples. Results include both a concentration estimate and a RNA Integrity Number (RIN).

UM DNA Sequencing Core - Microarray Web Site


Input: [Recharge Rate] $180.00 [Product]

Output: Full Service Processing for Array Strips Unit price per sample. Full service processing includes probe labeling from total RNA submitted, hybridization, scanning, and basic data analysis. This rate is for samples intended for use on Affymetrix cartridges and array strips only. Requires 300ng total RNA or more.

UM DNA Sequencing Core - Microarray Web Site


Input: [Recharge Rate] $155.00 [Product]

Output: Full Service Processing for Array Plates Unit price per sample. Full service processing includes probe labeling from total RNA submitted, hybridization, scanning, and basic data analysis. This rate is for samples intended for use on Affymetrix Array plates only. Requires 300ng total RNA or more.

UM DNA Sequencing Core - Microarray Web Site


Input: [Recharge Rate] $212.00 [Product]

Output: Full Service Processing for Array Strips - Limited sample input Unit price per sample. Full service processing includes probe labeling from total RNA submitted, hybridization, scanning, and basic data analysis. This rate is for samples intended for use on Affymetrix cartridges and array strips only. Requires 10ng total RNA or more.

UM DNA Sequencing Core - Microarray Web Site


Input: [Recharge Rate] $184.00 [Product]

Output: Full Service Processing for Array Plates - Limited Sample input Unit price per sample. Full service processing includes probe labeling from total RNA submitted, hybridization, scanning, and basic data analysis. This rate is for samples intended for use on Affymetrix Array plates only. Requires 10ng total RNA or more.

UM DNA Sequencing Core - Microarray Web Site


Input: [Recharge Rate] $22.00 [Product]

Output: DNA isolation from Whole Blood Unit price per sample. Genomic DNA can be isolated from up to 5mL of fresh whole blood. See link for additional options.

UM DNA Sequencing Core - Microarray Web Site


Input: [Diagnostic Table Expression] SYSCS_DIAG.CONTAINED_ROLES [Type of Expression]

Output: Table function

SYSCS_DIAG diagnostic tables and functions

Table 1. System diagnostic table expressions provided by Derby


Input: [Diagnostic Table Expression] SYSCS_DIAG.ERROR_LOG_READER [Type of Expression]

Output: Table function

SYSCS_DIAG diagnostic tables and functions


Input: [Diagnostic Table Expression] SYSCS_DIAG.ERROR_MESSAGES [Type of Expression]

Output: Table

SYSCS_DIAG diagnostic tables and functions


Input: [Diagnostic Table Expression] SYSCS_DIAG.LOCK_TABLE [Type of Expression]

Output: Table

SYSCS_DIAG diagnostic tables and functions


Input: [Diagnostic Table Expression] SYSCS_DIAG.SPACE_TABLE [Type of Expression]

Output: Table function

SYSCS_DIAG diagnostic tables and functions


Input: [Diagnostic Table Expression] SYSCS_DIAG.STATEMENT_CACHE [Type of Expression]

Output: Table

SYSCS_DIAG diagnostic tables and functions


Input: [Diagnostic Table Expression] SYSCS_DIAG.STATEMENT_DURATION [Type of Expression]

Output: Table function

SYSCS_DIAG diagnostic tables and functions


Input: [Diagnostic Table Expression] SYSCS_DIAG.TRANSACTION_TABLE [Type of Expression]

Output: Table

SYSCS_DIAG diagnostic tables and functions


Input: [1] Roothlees [2] Gabapentin [0]

Output: Helped GHB Withdrawals

Erowid Experience Vaults: Pharms - Gabapentin (also Neurontin) Main Index


Input: [1] xlPsycholx [2] Gabapentin [0]

Output: Started to Get Really Hooked

Erowid Experience Vaults: Pharms - Gabapentin (also Neurontin) Main Index


Input: [1] TyTy [2] Gabapentin (Neurontin) [0]

Output: Really Helped with My Opiate Withdrawl!

Erowid Experience Vaults: Pharms - Gabapentin (also Neurontin) Main Index


Input: [1] BrockLanders [2] Gabapentin (for Opiate Dependency) [0]

Output: Saved My Life During Opiate Withdrawal

Erowid Experience Vaults: Pharms - Gabapentin (also Neurontin) Main Index


Input: [1] Minty Fresh [2] Gabapentin & Bupropion [0]

Output: Long Time Use

Erowid Experience Vaults: Pharms - Gabapentin (also Neurontin) Main Index


Input: [1] Sick but clean [2] Neurontin [0]

Output: For Withdrawal

Erowid Experience Vaults: Pharms - Gabapentin (also Neurontin) Main Index


Input: [1] Avn [2] Gabapentin (Neurontin) [0]

Output: Wonderful Feeling, Some Addiction Potential

Erowid Experience Vaults: Pharms - Gabapentin (also Neurontin) Main Index


Input: [1] WorryWart [2] Gabapentin (Neurontin), Buprenorphine & Naloxone (Suboxone) [0]

Output: Taken for Anxiety/Bi-polar Disorder

Erowid Experience Vaults: Pharms - Gabapentin (also Neurontin) Main Index


Input: [1] Likwidsolutions [2] Gabapentin, Buprenorphine & Cannabis [0]

Output: Relief from Opiate Withdrawal

Erowid Experience Vaults: Pharms - Gabapentin (also Neurontin) Main Index


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products [Docket] 18.04 [Title] USE OF NANOSECOND SCALE, TIME-RESOLVED, IMAGING TO DIFFERENTIATE CONTEMPORANEOUS FLUORESCENCE RESPONSES FROM MULTIPLE SUBSTANCES [Description]

Output: Time-dependent differences in fluorescence responses of normal surfaces of the fruit or vegetable as opposed to surfaces which are contaminated with feces, may be used for improved detection of feces-contaminated fruits and vegetables. In this process, the surface of a fruit or vegetable which contains a native chlorophyll is illuminated with a pulse of UV or visible light having a wavelength effective to elicit fluorescence of feces of a plant consuming animal.

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products [Docket] 58.07 [Title] SIMULTANEOUS ACQUISITION OF FLUORESCENCE AND REFLECTANCE IMAGING TECHNIQUES WITH A SINGLE IMAGING DEVICE FOR MULTITASK INSPECTION [Description]

Output: This disclosure describes an invention of an opto-electronics imaging technology and methodology to simultaneously capture line-scan based multispectral combinations of fluorescence and reflectance images of fast-moving objects using a single imaging device.

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products [Docket] 61.13 [Title] SPREADABLE PRODUCTS DERIVED FROM RICE BRAN OIL [Description]

Output: A solvent fractionation procedure for the production of a spreadable product derived from rice bran oil. The product resembles a nut butter in both appearance and texture.

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products [Docket] 109.06 [Title] GENES ENCODING FATTY ACID DESATURASES FROM SORGHUM BICOLOR [Description]

Output: These fatty acid desaturases sequentially catalyze the formation of polyunsaturated fatty acids, starting from the precursor palmitoleic acid to yield a unique hexadecatrienoic acid, possessing an unusual terminal double bond.

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products [Docket] 145.06 [Title] TWO NOVEL ALKYLERESORCINOL SYTHASE GENE FROM SORGHUM; CLONING, EXPRESSION, TRANSFORMATION AND CHARACTERIZATION [Description]

Output: Two cDNA clones, designated SbLRS1 and SbLRS2, coding for polyketide synthases were isolated from sorghum. These polyketide synthases catalyze the formation of phenolic lipids, utilizing fatty acyl-CoA precursors plus malonyl-CoA.

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products [Docket] 20.04 [Title] A NOVEL O-METHYLTRANSFERASE GENE FROM SORGHUM CLONING, EXPRESSION, TRANSFORMATION AND CHARACTERIZATION [Description]

Output: A novel O-methyltransferase gene was isolated from Sorghum bicolor and the recombinant enzyme was shown in vitro to use resveratrol as a substrate and produce pterostilbene. This metabolite is also beneficial to human health by acting as a strong antioxidant (Martinez and Moreno, 2000; Stivala et al., 2001) and by having cancer chemopreventive properties (Jang et al., 1997).

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products [Docket] 57.06 + 209.02 [Title] MODIFIED ALTERNAN [Description]

Output: Four new Penicillium spp. isolates (NRRL 21996, NRRL 21967, NRRL 21968 and NRRL 21969) are capable of essentially quantitative conversion of native alternan to a polymeric modified form having a lower apparent molecular weight than native alternan. It would have utility as a substitute for gum arabic for uses such as bulking agents and extenders in foods and cosmetics. 209.02Four new Penicillium spp. isolates (NRRL 21966, NRRL 21967, NRRL 21968, and NRRL 21969) are capable of essentially quantitative conversion of native alternan to a polymeric modified form having a lower apparent molecular weight than native alternan. A fifth isolate (NRRL 30489) obtained from a survey of deposited organisms and classified as a Penicillium subgenus Biverticillium has the same ability.

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products [Docket] 121.08 [Title] NOVEL LIPID CONTAINING COMPOSITION PREPARED FROM STARCH-FATTY ACID COMPLEXES [Description]

Output: This invention covers starch-oil compositions prepared from amylose-containing starches

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products [Docket] 1.05 [Title] METHOD OF DETACHING MICROORGANISMS FROM, OR OF INHIBITING MICROBIAL ATTACHMENT TO, ANIMAL OR POULTRY CARCASSES OR SEAFOOD OR PARTS THEREOF [Description]

Output: Methods of detaching microorganisms (e.g., bacteria) from, or of inhibiting microbial (e.g., bacterial) attachment to, animal or poultry carcasses or seafood or parts thereof, wherein the method involves contacting animal or poultry carcasses or seafood or parts thereof at least once with at least one of the following: (i) a polysulfated polysaccharide, (ii) carboxymethyl cellulose, or (iii) guanidine or arginine, optionally together with sodium chloride and at least one non-ionic surfactant, or (iv) mixtures thereof.

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products [Docket] 53.11 [Title] METHOD FOR DETECTING AND DISTINGUISHING INFECTIOUS NOROVIRUS FROM INACTIVATED NOROVIRUS [Description]

Output: The USDA has discovered that inactivation processes that damage the virus capsid generally results in norovirus that can’t attach to its receptor (as judged by inability to interact with swine mucin). Thus using swine mucine, it is possible to distinguish between infectious norovirus and inactivated norovirus; using swine mucin magnetic beads, it is possible to extract only potentially infectious norovirus leaving behind inactivated virus. By marrying this virus extraction method to RT-PCR detection techniques, ARS has made a practical assay for detection of infectious norovirus.

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products [Docket] 167.07 [Title] METHODS OF SEPARATING OIL FROM OIL-CONTAINING SEEDS [Description]

Output: Nitrogen is pumped through a fritted disk at the bottom of a column containing an aqueous dispersion of finely milled germ. Foam containing 10% oil and surfactant protein overflowed through an outlet and is collected.

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products [Docket] 67.11 [Title] PROCESSES FOR ISOLATING GLYCOMACROPEPTIDES [Description]

Output: This invention recovers a high value peptide from excess whey products generated by the cheese-making industry and will aid utilizing whey protein products, increasing their commercial value and generating additional income for the dairy industry by providing a novel, beneficial nutraceutical ingredient at a low cost and in kilogram quantities.

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products [Docket] 86.10 [Title] DETECTION OF AFLATOXINS AND AFLATOXIGENIC ASPERGILLI IN NATURAL FUNGAL BOUQUETS [Description]

Output: The invention reports the ability to detect the unique volatile organic compound (VOC) emission output of aflatoxigenic aspergilli while in a natural fungal bouquet commonly found on almonds that have undergone standard processing and is ready for storage and/or shipping.

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products [Docket] 90.10 [Title] A DEVICE FOR THE MEASUREMENT OF GLUTEN QUALITY IN WHEAT MEALS AND FLOURS [Description]

Output: The invention is an electronic device for measuring gluten quality in cereals, specifically wheat grain.

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products [Docket] 90.10 [Title] METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MEASURING PROTEIN QUALITY [Description]

Output: The invention is an electronic device for measuring gluten quality in cereals, specifically wheat grain. Measurement is based on sedimentation of ground grain meal or flour hydrated with acidic detergent, specifically sodium dodecylsulfate in lactic acid.

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products [Docket] 5.13 [Title] FUMIGANT AND ITS APPLICATION METHOD FOR PEST CONTROL [Description]

Output: The invention provides methods for post harvest disinfection of agricultural commodities using a nitric oxide as a fumigant.

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products [Docket] 24.07 [Title] FURANOCOUMARIN REMOVAL FROM GRAPEFRUIT JUICE BY EDIBLE FUNGAL HYPHAE [Description]

Output: The invention involves the use of fungal tissue for the removal of highly lipophilic furanocoumarins from grapefruit juice. This invention involves the nearly quantitative binding/adsorption of the grapefruit furanocoumarins to heat-killed (autoclaved) fungal hyphae.

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products [Docket] 45.13 [Title] UTILIZATION OF NON-NUTRITIVE ADSORBENTS TO SEQUESTER MYCOTOXINS DURING EXTRACTION OF PROTEIN OR OTHER VALUE ADDED COMPONENTS FROM MYCOTOXIN CONTAMINATED CEREAL OR SEED OIL MEAL [Description]

Output: A method for the removal of mycotoxins from cereal or oil seed meal that includes the use of a mycotoxin sequestrant to form a food grade composition for human consumption. The composition contains no more or less than an FDA approved level of mycotoxin for a human food product.

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products (Imaging) [Docket] 120.11 [Title] SINGLE-CAMERA MULTI-MIRROR IMAGING METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR WHOLE-SURFACE INSPECTION OF ROTATING OBJECTS [Description]

Output: A device and method for automated whole-surface imaging and inspection of round-shaped objects such as fruits or vegetables. The device is a single-camera multi-mirror imaging inspection system to detect surface defects and selected contamination on the outer surface of objects by rotation of the object either in place or while traveling on a processing line.

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products (Imaging) [Docket] 95.13 [Title] LINE-SCAN RAMAN IMAGING METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR SAMPLE EVALUATION [Description]

Output: A line-scan-based hyperspectral Raman chemical imaging system that can be used to inspect bulk powder foods for contaminant detection and ingredient authentication.

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products (Imaging) [Docket] 33.11 [Title] METHODS FOR ROTATING ROUND OBJECTS FOR WHOLE-SURFACE LINE-SCAN IMAGING [Description]

Output: This invention addresses the implementation of automated whole-surface imaging of round-shaped fruits without pause or interruption to the objects' travel on a continuously moving processing line.

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products (Imaging) [Docket] 18.06 [Title] FRUIT BIN FILLER AND ACCUMULATING MECHANISM [Description]

Output: The invention features a unique system for receiving fruit, randomly distributed from a feed conveyor, accumulating the fruit in a uniform mass, and then carefully placing it in a bin. Placement of fruit into a bulk container without damage or with minimal damage is a critical function on picking aids, mechanical harvesters, and especially in packing sheds. The fruit industry does not have a commercial "dry" bin filler that does not inflict damage to fruit during filling.

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products (Imaging) [Docket] 146.06 [Title] SORTING OF AGRICULTURAL PROCESS STREAMS [Description]

Output: The invention relates to an apparatus for automated sorting of objects comprising a population, and for methods of sorting using same.

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Subject Matter] Food Processing & Food Products (Imaging) [Docket] 104.07 [Title] PORTABLE MULTISPECTRAL IMAGING SYSTEMS [Description]

Output: Our invention is a two-band spectral imaging system that acquires images of two spectral bands simultaneously. To measure spectral response of the objects in a form of bundle of images, often called multi- or hyper-spectral imaging, is useful tool to identify the presence of specific substance and is widely used in agricultural industry such as food inspection and remote sensing.

ARS : Office of Technology Transfer (OTT)


Input: [Method] Pulling [Key Considerations] pull when plants are big enough to grasp and soils are damp or loose enough to release roots labor intensive, may need to be repeated useful in small areas and areas inaccessible to large equipment in aquatic situations, roots and all plant fragments must be removed from the water pull and remove plants off-site when seeds can spread very selective [Appropriate Target]

Output: taprooted and shallow-rooted terrestrial plants (particularly annuals) unable to resprout from roots or other vegetative organs can be hand pulled; larger plants can be pulled with tools such as a Weed WrenchT shallow-rooted aquatic plants

Targets and Considerations - Physical Methods: Management Methods - Managing Invasive Plants


Input: [Method] Hoeing [Key Considerations] hoe seedlings or small plants labor intensive, may need to be repeated useful in small areas and areas inaccessible to heavy equipment very selective [Appropriate Target]

Output: annual and perennial plants that are unable to sprout from roots or other vegetative organs

Targets and Considerations - Physical Methods: Management Methods - Managing Invasive Plants


Input: [Method] Tilling [Key Considerations] till when weather is hot and soils are dry to reduce chances of resprouting or seed germination with perennials, till when plant carbohydrate reserves are low (e.g., early spring) most often used on restoration sites accessible by tractors and equipment repeated tilling depletes soil seedbanks and carbohydrate reserves of perennial plants nonselective; results in large areas of disturbed soil [Appropriate Target]

Output: annual plants shallow-rooted perennials

Targets and Considerations - Physical Methods: Management Methods - Managing Invasive Plants


Input: [Method] Mowing [Key Considerations] mow during the flowering stage of target plants, before seed development and, ideally, when desired plants are dormant repeated mowing may be required to prevent seed production may induce plant to alter its form from upright to prostrate or by increasing shoots and flowerheads nonselective [Appropriate Target]

Output: plants that reproduce primarily by seed

Targets and Considerations - Physical Methods: Management Methods - Managing Invasive Plants


Input: [Method] Cutting [Key Considerations] timing can minimize resprouting; ideally, cut under drought conditions labor intensive grinding remaining stumps or painting them with herbicides may prevent resprouts very selective [Appropriate Target]

Output: trees, vines, woody plants that do not resprout

Targets and Considerations - Physical Methods: Management Methods - Managing Invasive Plants


Input: [Method] Stabbing [Key Considerations] labor intensive minimal soil disturbance very selective [Appropriate Target]

Output: plants with taproots, root corms, rhizomes

Targets and Considerations - Physical Methods: Management Methods - Managing Invasive Plants


Input: [Method] Girdling [Key Considerations] labor intensive results in standing dead trees and shrubs very selective [Appropriate Target]

Output: trees and single-stemmed shrubs that do not resprout

Targets and Considerations - Physical Methods: Management Methods - Managing Invasive Plants


Input: [Method] Chaining [Key Considerations] land must be fairly flat and accessible to heavy equipment nonselective [Appropriate Target]

Output: small trees and shrubs that do not resprout from roots

Targets and Considerations - Physical Methods: Management Methods - Managing Invasive Plants


Input: [Method] Mulching [Key Considerations] mulch early in the growing season use in relatively small areas somewhat selective, depending on mulch placement use certified weed-free mulches [Appropriate Target]

Output: small annual plants

Targets and Considerations - Physical Methods: Management Methods - Managing Invasive Plants


Input: [Method] Soil solarization [Key Considerations] requires extended hot, sunny days appropriate for defined areas with small populations may alter soil properties nonselective [Appropriate Target]

Output: winter annuals that germinate in cool conditions are most susceptible small-seeded species

Targets and Considerations - Physical Methods: Management Methods - Managing Invasive Plants


Input: [Method] Flooding [Key Considerations] extended periods of complete plant submersion required nonselective [Appropriate Target]

Output: plants with meager nutrient-storage capacity and/or short-lived seeds

Targets and Considerations - Physical Methods: Management Methods - Managing Invasive Plants


Input: [Method] Harvesting [Key Considerations] short-term reduction of plant biomass water body must be of sufficient width and depth to accommodate mechanical harvesters floating plant fragments can spread to new areas nonselective [Appropriate Target]

Output: extensive mats of aquatic plants

Targets and Considerations - Physical Methods: Management Methods - Managing Invasive Plants


Input: [Method] Diver dredging [Key Considerations] short-term, selective reduction of infestation labor intensive [Appropriate Target]

Output: new, localized patches of aquatic plants

Targets and Considerations - Physical Methods: Management Methods - Managing Invasive Plants


Input: [Method] Erecting benthic barrier [Key Considerations] prevents establishment of native vegetation labor intensive, initially very effective but nonselective [Appropriate Target]

Output: small, localized areas of invasive aquatic plants

Targets and Considerations - Physical Methods: Management Methods - Managing Invasive Plants


Input: [Method] Drawing down water levels [Key Considerations] in northern areas, winter drawdown may result in additional control by freezing plants and roots requires dams or weirs to control water levels selective based on timing [Appropriate Target]

Output: submerged plants; more effective on woody perennials than herbaceous perennials

Targets and Considerations - Physical Methods: Management Methods - Managing Invasive Plants


Input: [Features] Reduces The Amount of Soil Needed [Benefits]

Output: Saves Time & Money - Pays For Itself after the First Use

Container Gardening Planter Inserts ~ Ups-A-Daisy


Input: [Features] Reduces Planter Weight [Benefits]

Output: Easier Moving Heavy Flower Pots

Container Gardening Planter Inserts ~ Ups-A-Daisy


Input: [Features] Allows Oxygen to Easily Access Plant Roots [Benefits]

Output: Healthier Plants, Better Growth, and Bigger & Brilliant Blooms

Container Gardening Planter Inserts ~ Ups-A-Daisy


Input: [Features] Provides Excellent Drainage [Benefits]

Output: Helps Prevent Damaging Root Rot

Container Gardening Planter Inserts ~ Ups-A-Daisy


Input: [Features] Extremely Durable Construction [Benefits]

Output: Re-Usable and Will Last Year After Year

Container Gardening Planter Inserts ~ Ups-A-Daisy


Input: [Features] No More Messy Fillers Needed (Styrofoam® packing peanuts, cans, rocks, etc.) [Benefits]

Output: Amazingly Simple to Use & Clean without the Problems & Hassles of All Those Messy Fillers

Container Gardening Planter Inserts ~ Ups-A-Daisy


Input: [Features] Can be Used to Build Creative Water/Rock Gardens - Click Here to See! [Benefits]

Output: Add Beautiful Garden Water Features to Your Home ~ Indoors and Outdoors!

Container Gardening Planter Inserts ~ Ups-A-Daisy


Input: [Features] Can be Used to Easily Create Self-Watering Systems - Click Here for Step-By-Step Printable Instructions! [Benefits]

Output: Grow Super Healthy Plants with a Lot Less Work!

Container Gardening Planter Inserts ~ Ups-A-Daisy


Input: [Condition] Vitamin K deficiency or warfarin [Prothrombin time] Prolonged [Partial thromboplastin time] Normal or mildly prolonged [Platelet count] Unaffected [Bleeding time]

Output: Unaffected

Laboratory findings in various platelet and coagulation disorders (V - T)


Input: [Condition] Disseminated intravascular coagulation [Prothrombin time] Prolonged [Partial thromboplastin time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Decreased [Bleeding time]

Output: Prolonged


Input: [Condition] Von Willebrand disease [Prothrombin time] Unaffected [Partial thromboplastin time] Prolonged or unaffected [Platelet count] Unaffected [Bleeding time]

Output: Prolonged


Input: [Condition] Hemophilia [Prothrombin time] Unaffected [Partial thromboplastin time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Unaffected [Bleeding time]

Output: Unaffected


Input: [Condition] Aspirin [Prothrombin time] Unaffected [Partial thromboplastin time] Unaffected [Platelet count] Unaffected [Bleeding time]

Output: Prolonged


Input: [Condition] Thrombocytopenia [Prothrombin time] Unaffected [Partial thromboplastin time] Unaffected [Platelet count] Decreased [Bleeding time]

Output: Prolonged


Input: [Condition] Liver failure, early [Prothrombin time] Prolonged [Partial thromboplastin time] Unaffected [Platelet count] Unaffected [Bleeding time]

Output: Unaffected


Input: [Condition] Liver failure, end-stage [Prothrombin time] Prolonged [Partial thromboplastin time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Decreased [Bleeding time]

Output: Prolonged


Input: [Condition] Uremia [Prothrombin time] Unaffected [Partial thromboplastin time] Unaffected [Platelet count] Unaffected [Bleeding time]

Output: Prolonged


Input: [Condition] Congenital afibrinogenemia [Prothrombin time] Prolonged [Partial thromboplastin time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Unaffected [Bleeding time]

Output: Prolonged


Input: [Condition] Factor V deficiency [Prothrombin time] Prolonged [Partial thromboplastin time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Unaffected [Bleeding time]

Output: Unaffected


Input: [Condition] Factor X deficiency as seen in amyloid purpura [Prothrombin time] Prolonged [Partial thromboplastin time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Unaffected [Bleeding time]

Output: Unaffected


Input: [Condition] Glanzmann's thrombasthenia [Prothrombin time] Unaffected [Partial thromboplastin time] Unaffected [Platelet count] Unaffected [Bleeding time]

Output: Prolonged


Input: [Condition] Bernard-Soulier syndrome [Prothrombin time] Unaffected [Partial thromboplastin time] Unaffected [Platelet count] Decreased or unaffected [Bleeding time]

Output: Prolonged


Input: [Condition] Factor XII deficiency [Prothrombin time] Unaffected [Partial thromboplastin time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Unaffected [Bleeding time]

Output: Unaffected


Input: [Condition] C1INH deficiency [Prothrombin time] Unaffected [Partial thromboplastin time] Shortened [Platelet count] Unaffected [Bleeding time]

Output: Unaffected


Input: [Scientific Name] Campostoma oligolepis [Common Name]

Output: Largescale Stoneroller

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River by drag seining (October 22, 1975) and kick seining (October 13, 1976). Location: 0176, UTM X - 419900 UTM Y - 4169900 (MDC Fisheries database, Columbia, Mo).


Input: [Scientific Name] Campostoma pullum [Common Name]

Output: Central Stoneroller

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Cyprinella lutrensis [Common Name]

Output: Red Shiner

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Luxilus chrysocephalus [Common Name]

Output: Striped Shiner

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Luxilus zonatus [Common Name]

Output: Bleeding Shiner

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Lythrurus umbratilus umbratilis [Common Name]

Output: Western Redfin Shiner

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Nocomis biguttatus [Common Name]

Output: Hornyhead Chub

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Notropis nubilis [Common Name]

Output: Ozark Minnow

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Pimephales notatus [Common Name]

Output: Bluntnose Minnow

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Notropis hybrid [Common Name]

Output: Minnow Hybrid

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Hypentelium nigricans [Common Name]

Output: Northern Hogsucker

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Minytrema melanops [Common Name]

Output: Spotted Sucker

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Moxostoma anisurum [Common Name]

Output: Silver Redhorse

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Moxostoma duquesnei [Common Name]

Output: Black Redhorse

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Moxostoma erythrurum [Common Name]

Output: Golden Redhorse

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Moxostoma macrolepidotum [Common Name]

Output: Shorthead Redhorse

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Noturus exilis [Common Name]

Output: Slender Madtom

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Labidesthes sicculus [Common Name]

Output: Brook Silverside

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Cottus carolinae [Common Name]

Output: Banded Sculpin

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Lepomis cyanellus [Common Name]

Output: Green Sunfish

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Lepomis macrochirus [Common Name]

Output: Bluegill

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Lepomis megalotis [Common Name]

Output: Longear Sunfish

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Micropterus dolomieu [Common Name]

Output: Smallmouth Bass

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Micropterus punctulatus [Common Name]

Output: Spotted Bass

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Micropterus salmoides [Common Name]

Output: Largemouth Bass

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Etheostoma blennioides [Common Name]

Output: Greenside Darter

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Etheostoma caeruleum [Common Name]

Output: Rainbow Darter

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Etheostoma flabellare lineolatum [Common Name]

Output: Striped Fantail Darter

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Etheostoma spectabile spectabile [Common Name]

Output: Northern Orangethroat Darter

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Scientific Name] Percina caprodes fulvitaenia [Common Name]

Output: Ozark Logperch

Table C-26. Fish sampled in Cedar Creek 30 miles upstream of its confluence with the Sac River | Missouri Department of Conservation


Input: [Causes] Contact with stool or urine, usually from leakage under the pouching system or between the skin barrier and stoma. [Description] Reddened, moist, and painful skin. [Care Options] Consult with your healthcare professional or dermatologist to determine your treatment options Review your product’s application instructions to learn proper usage and self-care techniques. Clean and dry your peristomal skin Use Stomahesive® Protective Powder on raw or highly irritated areas, and AllKare® Protective Barrier Wipes before applying the skin barrier. Re-measure your stoma periodically to ensure you are using the correct size pouch and/or skin barrier. Use ConvaTec Moldable Technology™ skin barriers for a more individualized, custom fit. [Condition]

Output: Irritant dermatitis1

Colorectal Cancer Association of Canada - CCAC


Input: [Causes] Exposure to materials and chemical compounds that irritate the skin on contact (i.e., tape, skin barriers, soap, adhesives, powders, pastes, or pouch material). [Description] Redness and irritation in the area covered or treated by a product. [Care Options] Consult with your healthcare professional or dermatologist to determine your treatment options. Alter pouching system or skin care procedure to eliminate product causing the reaction. [Condition]

Output: Allergic contact dermatitis2

Colorectal Cancer Association of Canada - CCAC


Input: [Causes] Leakage, perspiration, antibiotic therapy, or broken skin. [Description] Itchy, bumpy red skin. Potential infection of the vagina, mouth, or intestine. [Care Options] Consult with your healthcare professional or dermatologist to determine your treatment options. Keep area dry. [Condition]

Output: Yeast infections (fungal candidiasis)1

Colorectal Cancer Association of Canada - CCAC


Input: [Causes] Chronic exposure of the skin to urine. [Description] Raised areas that vary in color from white to light gray, deep red or brown, next to the stoma. May experience bleeding and/or pain. [Care Options] Consult with your healthcare professional or dermatologist to determine your treatment options. Re-measure your stoma to ensure selection of a proper skin barrier size. Use ConvaTec Moldable Technology™ skin barriers for a more individualized fit. For flush or retracted stomas, use an extended-wear convex product. [Condition]

Output: Hyperplasia or pseudoverrucous lesions2

Colorectal Cancer Association of Canada - CCAC


Input: [Causes] Inflammation of the hair follicles, usually caused by a Staph infection due to traumatic hair removal in peristomal skin. [Description] Reddened, pinpoint, or infected areas at the base of the hair follicles. [Care Options] Consult with your healthcare professional or dermatologist to determine your treatment options. In the future, use an electric razor for hair removal. Use AllKare® Protective Barrier Wipes during barrier application for improved skin protection. Use AllKare® Adhesive Remover Wipes to remove tape, skin barrier, and adhesive. [Condition]

Output: Folliculitis2

Colorectal Cancer Association of Canada - CCAC


Input: [Causes] A common skin disorder that can occur underneath pouching systems and skin barriers. [Description] Whitish scaly patches on the palms, scalp, elbows, knees and soles and on the peristomal skin. [Care Options] Consult with your healthcare professional or dermatologist to determine your treatment options. Consider decreasing the frequency of pouch changes, if possible. [Condition]

Output: Psoriasis2

Colorectal Cancer Association of Canada - CCAC


Input: [Causes] Excessive pressure from an ostomy belt or rigid ostomy appliance. [Description] Painful ulcers due to excessive pressure on the peristomal skin. [Care Options] Consult with your healthcare professional or dermatologist to determine your treatment options. Identify and get rid of the source of pressure. Follow your healthcare professional’s directions for dressing the wound and future applications of your ostomy system. [Condition]

Output: Pressure ulcer1

Colorectal Cancer Association of Canada - CCAC


Input: [Causes] Skin disease associated with inflammatory bowel diseases such as Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. [Description] Irregularly shaped painful infected ulcers with red-to-purple rolled margins. These may be adjacent to the stoma or elsewhere. [Care Options] Consult with your healthcare professional or dermatologist to determine your treatment options. [Condition]

Output: Pyoderma gangrenosum2

Colorectal Cancer Association of Canada - CCAC


Input: [Sr. No.] 1 [Test] Pharmaceutics [Minor topic] Parenteral Tablets Liquid dosage form Suppositories [Questions Count] 12 [Major topic]

Output: Pharmaceutical Formulations

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Input: [Sr. No.] 2 [Test] Pharmacology [Minor topic] Analgesic Opoid Antidepressant Sedative and hypnotics General Pharmacology Antimalerial Anticancer Blood and related diseases Muscles [Questions Count] 10 [Major topic]

Output: Pharmacology of drugs General Pharmacology Chemotheraphy Anatomy, Physiology and Pathophysiology

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Input: [Sr. No.] 3 [Test] Pharmaceutical Medicinal Chemistry [Minor topic] Diuretics Steroids GIT Organic Chemistry [Questions Count] 5 [Major topic]

Output: Pharmaceutical chemistry of drug Organic Chemistry

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Input: [Sr. No.] 4 [Test] Pharmaceutical Analysis [Minor topic] Complexometric titration Oxygen flask combustion method Preliminaries and definition Chromatography [Questions Count] 5 [Major topic]

Output: Titration Spectroscopy Chromatography

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Input: [Sr. No.] 5 [Test] Pharmacognosy [Minor topic] Mineral origin Glycosides Carbohydrates Alkaloids Terpenoids [Questions Count] 10 [Major topic]

Output: Pharmacognosy of herbal drugs

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Input: [Sr. No.] 6 [Test] Allied Pharmaceutics [Minor topic] Rheology Surface and interfacial phenomenon State of matter Drying Cosmetics Biopharmaceutics Dispensing Pharmacy [Questions Count] 8 [Major topic]

Output: Physical pharmacy Pharmaceutical Engineering Cosmetics Biopharmaceutics Dispensing Pharmacy

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Input: [Neuromuscular System] Brachial neuropathy [Cardiopulmonary System] Vasculitis [Musculoskeletal System] Muscle pain [Psychological Symptoms] Depression [Integumentary System]

Output: Hives

HIV/AIDS Cell Bio - Cell Biology of Disease and Exercise


Input: [Neuromuscular System] Peripheral neuropathy [Cardiopulmonary System] Cardiomyopathy [Musculoskeletal System] Joint pain [Psychological Symptoms] Anxiety [Integumentary System]

Output: Hair loss

HIV/AIDS Cell Bio - Cell Biology of Disease and Exercise


Input: [Neuromuscular System] Radiculopathy [Cardiopulmonary System] Endocarditis [Musculoskeletal System] Inflammatory joint disorders [Psychological Symptoms] Chronic stress [Integumentary System]

Output: Basal cell carcinoma

HIV/AIDS Cell Bio - Cell Biology of Disease and Exercise


Input: [Neuromuscular System] Osteomyelitis [Cardiopulmonary System] Pericardial effusion [Musculoskeletal System] Inflammation of skeletal muscle [Psychological Symptoms] Irritability [Integumentary System]

Output: Kaposi's sarcoma

HIV/AIDS Cell Bio - Cell Biology of Disease and Exercise


Input: [Neuromuscular System] Headache [Cardiopulmonary System] Hypoxia [Musculoskeletal System] Connective tissue disease [Psychological Symptoms] Confusion/disorientation [Integumentary System]

Output: Rash

HIV/AIDS Cell Bio - Cell Biology of Disease and Exercise


Input: [Neuromuscular System] Seizures [Cardiopulmonary System] Dyspnea, particularly during exertion [Musculoskeletal System] Avascular necrosis [Psychological Symptoms] Memory impairments [Integumentary System]

Output: Mucocutaneous ulcers

HIV/AIDS Cell Bio - Cell Biology of Disease and Exercise


Input: [Aluminum] Color sprayed on - will scratch, flake & peel. Color can fade/streak - can require scrubbing and/or painting or touch-up [Wood] Paint can fade, streak, flake, peel - must be repainted periodically

Output: Maintenance-Free


Input: [Aluminum] Requires no painting/finishing inside or out — initially [Wood] Must be painted/stained — initially & repainted

Output: Requires no painting/finishing inside or out — ever


Input: [Aluminum] Readily conducts heat and cold [Wood] High resistance to heat loss or gain

Output: High resistance to heat loss or gain


Input: [Aluminum] Supports condensation, frosting in cold weather [Wood] Resists condensation

Output: Resists condensation


Input: [Aluminum] Waterproof--unaffected by water, except salt water [Wood] Water resistant but vulnerable to water damage

Output: Waterproof — unaffected by water


Input: [Aluminum] Corrodes in moist, salt-laden air, from pollution and airborne chemicals [Wood] Swells, rots, deteriorates in moist, salt-laden air, from pollution and airborne chemicals

Output: Resistant to moist, salt-laden air, pollution, airborne chemicals


Input: [Aluminum] Impervious to insects [Wood] Resistant to insects, subject to insect damage

Output: Impervious to insects


Input: [Aluminum] Subject to abrasion, corrosion that reduces ease of operation--can cause binding and sticking [Wood] Subject to swelling from moisture, paint build-up that can cause binding and sticking

Output: Smooth surface properties that help prevent moving parts from “sticking”


Input: [Aluminum] Structurally rigid and stable [Wood] Structurally rigid and stable. Subject to shrinking, swelling, bowing, warping and cracking

Output: Structurally rigid and stable. Many designs with excellent wind load ratings


Input: [Aluminum] Subject to impact damage, denting & scratching [Wood] Subject to impact damage - denting, splintering

Output: Strong, durable frames, withstands mechanical stress and strains


Input: [Aluminum] Transmits noise [Wood] Insulates against noise

Output: Multi-chambered design insulates against noise


Input: [Aluminum] Will not support combustion [Wood] Will support combustion - burns readily

Output: Will not support combustion. Will burn only while enveloped in flame


Input: [Aluminum] Material cost fluctuates dramatically - supply is good [Wood] Prices rising dramatically - supply fluctuates

Output: Material is competitive in cost with other window materials. PVC supply is abundant, price is stable


Input: [Aluminum] Material is energy intensive to produce, (8-10%), recyclable [Wood] Material is energy intensive to produce - not recyclable

Output: Material is energy efficient to produce, recyclable


Input: [Aluminum] Scrap in production is recyclable [Wood] Milling of trees produces tremendous waste. Scrap not readily recyclable. Cutting of trees depletes forests, etc.

Output: Limited scrap in production – recyclable


Input: [Aluminum] Requires finishing which can contribute to “greenhouse” effect, depletes ozone [Wood] Requires finishing and preservative treating which can contribute to “greenhouse” effect, depletes ozone

Output: Material requires no finishing


Input: [Tomato Stakes] Corrugated Pallets [Lamp Guards] Butcher Blocks [Wood Pallets] Quilts [Shipping Crates - Wood]

Output: Custom Made Furniture

Jobs Performed by Sheltered Workshops | Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education


Input: [Tomato Stakes] Desk Plates [Lamp Guards] Rugs (Woven) [Wood Pallets] Wood Reels [Shipping Crates - Wood]

Output: Shipping Spacers

Jobs Performed by Sheltered Workshops | Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education


Input: [Tomato Stakes] Fruit Picker Boxes [Lamp Guards] Loose-leaf Products [Wood Pallets] Ceramics [Shipping Crates - Wood]

Output: Corrugated Boxes

Jobs Performed by Sheltered Workshops | Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education


Input: [Tomato Stakes] Metal Tie Down Straps [Lamp Guards] Trophy Bases [Wood Pallets] Badges [Shipping Crates - Wood]

Output: Wood Speaker Cabinets

Jobs Performed by Sheltered Workshops | Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education


Input: [Tomato Stakes] Wooden Craft Items [Lamp Guards] Wood Burial Boxes [Wood Pallets] Signs/Plaques [Shipping Crates - Wood]

Output: Surveyor Stakes

Jobs Performed by Sheltered Workshops | Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education


Input: [Tomato Stakes] Bee Industry Products [Lamp Guards] Picnic Tables [Wood Pallets] Frames [Shipping Crates - Wood]

Output: Feed Troughs

Jobs Performed by Sheltered Workshops | Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education


Input: [Tomato Stakes] Casket Interiors [Lamp Guards] Fishing Lures [Wood Pallets] Gloves [Shipping Crates - Wood]

Output: Rabbit Hutches

Jobs Performed by Sheltered Workshops | Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education


Input: [Tomato Stakes] Jewelry Bags [Lamp Guards] Dog Houses [Wood Pallets] Bird Houses [Shipping Crates - Wood]

Output: Miniature Furniture

Jobs Performed by Sheltered Workshops | Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education


Input: [Tomato Stakes] Decorative Bows [Lamp Guards] Toys - Wood [Wood Pallets] Novelty Items [Shipping Crates - Wood]

Output: Physical Therapy Exerciser

Jobs Performed by Sheltered Workshops | Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education


Input: [Tomato Stakes] Ironing Boards [Lamp Guards] Paper Flowers [Wood Pallets] Dolls [Shipping Crates - Wood]

Output: Wood Transformer Spacers

Jobs Performed by Sheltered Workshops | Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education


Input: [Facts] Soapstone is nonporous Due to its mineral composition and density, it is nonporous. [Myths]

Output: Soapstone is porous

Myths & Facts about Soapstone - Alberene Soapstone


Input: [Facts] Soapstone will not burn Don’t worry about setting a hot pot or pan down on your soapstone countertop or fumbling with hot pads. [Myths]

Output: Soapstone can be affected by heat

Myths & Facts about Soapstone - Alberene Soapstone


Input: [Facts] Soapstone will not harbor bacteria As the densest natural stone counter surface, soapstone is a safe countertop for residential use. It is the ONLY natural stone countertop that does not require a chemical sealer. [Myths]

Output: Soapstone can harbor bacteria

Myths & Facts about Soapstone - Alberene Soapstone


Input: [Facts] Soapstone cannot stain Soapstone is siliceous ‒nonporous, meaning it is unaffected and unharmed by acids contained in everyday substances like wine, lemon, or vinegar. You won’t need to purchase special cleaners, either. Any household cleaner will do the trick! [Myths]

Output: Soapstone stains easily

Myths & Facts about Soapstone - Alberene Soapstone


Input: [Facts] Easy to clean Because soapstone is nonporous, you only need to treat it occasionally, using dry wax, for example, to enhance the natural darkening process that occurs with all soapstone.Again, any household cleaner will do the trick! [Myths]

Output: Soapstone is difficult to clean

Myths & Facts about Soapstone - Alberene Soapstone


Input: [Facts] Easy to maintain Homeowners can easily fix scratches, eliminating the need for costly professional repairs. [Myths]

Output: Soapstone is difficult to maintain

Myths & Facts about Soapstone - Alberene Soapstone


Input: [Facts] Soapstone comes in architectural grades The main difference with architectural grade soapstone is its talc content, which may range from 30% in architectural grades to as high as 80% for carving grade soapstone. In architectural grade soapstone, the geological composition is mostly high-hardness with nonporous mineral crystals for extra mechanical resistance and longevity. [Myths]

Output: Soapstone is too soft for architectural projects

Myths & Facts about Soapstone - Alberene Soapstone


Input: [Facts] Soapstone is slip resistant Our product meets slip resistance standards including ASTM C1028 and the Ceramic and Tile Instituteof America’s SCOF (Static Coefficient of Friction) standard. [Myths]

Output: Soapstone is too slippery for tile or pavers

Myths & Facts about Soapstone - Alberene Soapstone


Input: [Possible cause] RNA degradation [Solution] Use RNase‐free conditions for in vitro transcription [Problem]

Output: Smearing of RNA bands

Alphaviruses: Semliki Forest Virus and Sindbis Virus Vectors for Gene Transfer into Neurons - Current Protocols


Input: [Possible cause] Partially linearized plasmid [Solution] Check the linearized plasmid on an agarose gel to verify complete digestion [Problem]

Output: Low RNA yields

Alphaviruses: Semliki Forest Virus and Sindbis Virus Vectors for Gene Transfer into Neurons - Current Protocols


Input: [Possible cause] Insufficient RNA [Solution] Optimize the RNA amount used for the cotransfection [Problem]

Output: Low transfection efficiency

Alphaviruses: Semliki Forest Virus and Sindbis Virus Vectors for Gene Transfer into Neurons - Current Protocols


Input: [Possible cause] Suboptimal electroporation conditions or excessive DMRIE‐C reagent [Solution] Optimize transfection conditions [Problem]

Output: Poor cell viability following cotransfection of RNA

Alphaviruses: Semliki Forest Virus and Sindbis Virus Vectors for Gene Transfer into Neurons - Current Protocols


Input: [Possible cause] RNA degradation [Solution] Use RNase‐free conditions for in vitro transcription and cotransfection [Problem]

Output: Low titer of the viral stock

Alphaviruses: Semliki Forest Virus and Sindbis Virus Vectors for Gene Transfer into Neurons - Current Protocols


Input: [Possible cause] Did not use an optimal concentration of infectious replicons [Solution] Construct a dose‐response curve with the infectious replicons to determine the amount required for optimal expression [Problem]

Output: Low recombinant protein expression in infected cells

Alphaviruses: Semliki Forest Virus and Sindbis Virus Vectors for Gene Transfer into Neurons - Current Protocols


Input: [Possible cause] Used too much of the viral stock [Solution] Optimize infection conditions [Problem]

Output: Poor cell viability following infection

Alphaviruses: Semliki Forest Virus and Sindbis Virus Vectors for Gene Transfer into Neurons - Current Protocols


Input: [Possible cause] Clogging of the glass micropipet during virus injection [Solution] During the injection procedure verify repeatedly that virus solution exits from the pipet tip by lifting the micropipet out of the cutting medium and applying pressure from the syringe [Problem]

Output: Limited infection of slice cultures

Alphaviruses: Semliki Forest Virus and Sindbis Virus Vectors for Gene Transfer into Neurons - Current Protocols


Input: [Possible cause] Excessive pressure used for virus injection [Solution] Use micropipets with a smaller tip opening; apply less pressure [Problem]

Output: Slice cultures show many dead, non‐infected cells around injection sites

Alphaviruses: Semliki Forest Virus and Sindbis Virus Vectors for Gene Transfer into Neurons - Current Protocols


Input: [Disease] Iron Deficiency [Iron] Low [TIBC/Transferrin] High [% Transferrin Saturation] Low [Ferritin] Low [UIBC]

Output: High


Input: [Disease] Hemochromatosis [Iron] High [TIBC/Transferrin] Low [% Transferrin Saturation] High [Ferritin] High [UIBC]

Output: Low


Input: [Disease] Chronic Illness [Iron] Low [TIBC/Transferrin] Low [% Transferrin Saturation] Low [Ferritin] Normal/High [UIBC]

Output: Low/Normal


Input: [Disease] Hemolytic Anemia [Iron] High [TIBC/Transferrin] Normal/Low [% Transferrin Saturation] High [Ferritin] High [UIBC]

Output: Low/Normal


Input: [Disease] Sideroblastic Anemia [Iron] Normal/High [TIBC/Transferrin] Normal/Low [% Transferrin Saturation] High [Ferritin] High [UIBC]

Output: Low/Normal


Input: [Disease] Iron Poisoning [Iron] High [TIBC/Transferrin] Normal [% Transferrin Saturation] High [Ferritin] Normal [UIBC]

Output: Low


Input: [0] Toxicity [Old-Fashioned Quantum Dots] Toxic without external shell protection through gradual releasing of cadmium or lead. Could be toxic for long-term applications even being insulated by a shell.

Output: Has no cadmium, lead, or mercury

Nanomaterialstore.com, selling carbon nanotubes, nanometals, nano-semiconductors, nano-ceramics, nano-oxides, nano-carbides, nano-nitrides, and nano-phospohors.


Input: [0] Lifetime & durability [Old-Fashioned Quantum Dots] Shell layer required to protect core from oxidization and emission quenching, increasing cost and manufacturing complexity

Output: No risk of oxidization since Phosphor DotsTM are an oxide, and have high emission yield without requiring complex surface treatments. Less manufacturing steps reduces number of steps in which variation, manufacturing tolerances, or defects can occur.

Nanomaterialstore.com, selling carbon nanotubes, nanometals, nano-semiconductors, nano-ceramics, nano-oxides, nano-carbides, nano-nitrides, and nano-phospohors.


Input: [0] Solubility [Old-Fashioned Quantum Dots] Solubility in water is generally bad without additional chemical modifications to render a hydrophilic surface. Most biological applications are in aqueous system.

Output: Prepared in aqueous solution, so solubility is not a problem.

Nanomaterialstore.com, selling carbon nanotubes, nanometals, nano-semiconductors, nano-ceramics, nano-oxides, nano-carbides, nano-nitrides, and nano-phospohors.


Input: [0] Size vs. Color [Old-Fashioned Quantum Dots] Emission color is size dependent.

Output: Color is not size dependent. Particle size can be tailored for different biological applications with same detection technology.

Nanomaterialstore.com, selling carbon nanotubes, nanometals, nano-semiconductors, nano-ceramics, nano-oxides, nano-carbides, nano-nitrides, and nano-phospohors.


Input: [0] UV absorption [Old-Fashioned Quantum Dots] Broad UV absorption. Tunable colors emission from 400 nm to 900 nm.

Output: Narrow UV absorption.

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Input: [0] Excitation [Old-Fashioned Quantum Dots] Simultaneous excitation due to broad UV excitation

Output: Simultaneous excitation due to same host UV absorption.

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Input: [0] Synthesis [Old-Fashioned Quantum Dots] Synthesis is complicated, such that scaling up production could be difficult.

Output: Simpler synthesis which can be easily scaled up to mass production.

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Input: [0] Functioning [Old-Fashioned Quantum Dots] More steps such as ligand exchange are required to add functional groups.

Output: No ligand exchange required; easy to add functionalization. Available either with or without COOH functionalization.

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Input: [Lab] Box Labs [Activity]

Output: Areas where lab equipment is merely stored. These areas could include houses, sheds, boats, cars, or commercial storage sites.


Input: [Lab] Synthesis Labs [Activity]

Output: These are areas where controlled substances are actually produced.


Input: [Lab] Non-Cooking Operational Labs [Activity]

Output: Synthesis labs that are "cold" and not actively in the process of manufacturing controlled substances


Input: [Lab] Extraction Labs [Activity]

Output: Sometimes the manufacturing and storage processes are broken into segments or cells. Extraction labs are places where only a partial step in the manufacturing process is carried out.


Input: [Lab] Conversion Labs [Activity]

Output: Similar to the "Extraction lab," "conversion labs" may be where a partial step takes place. Conversion labs, however may also be where raw or unrefined drug precursors are chemically altered into a new chemical that is used on the street as the final product. Examples would be: Morphine to heroin; Cocaine HCL to Cocaine base and Gamma-butyrolactone (GBL) to Gamma-Hydroxybutyrate (GHB)


Input: [Lab] Milling Labs [Activity]

Output: Milling labs are locations where powdered controlled substances are "milled" into tablets. The term also applies to labs where tablets are crushed or "milled" (rendered into powder).


Input: [Lab] Rolling Labs [Activity]

Output: Rolling Labs are any of the above labs set in a mobile vehicle such as a train, car, RV, van, truck of car, etc.


Input: [Lab] Tinkle Tweakers [Activity]

Output: Tinkle Tweakers are meth users who store their urine and faeces, and attempt to recover the un metabolized methamphetamine from those materials. We have performed activities in residences containing dozens upon dozens of 2 litre soft drink bottles filled with urine waiting to be processed. In such labs it would not be uncommon to find as much as 100 litres of stored urine.


Input: [Lab] Dirt Barons [Activity]

Output: Desperate as the Tinkle Tweaker may seem, other tweakers locate the illegal dump sites of other tweakers, and attempt to extract controlled substances from the dirt, and waste products dumped by previous manufacturers.


Input: [Item Number] 2757 [Availability] Item Available [Product Description]

Output: Bird Swing

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Input: [Item Number] 7592 [Availability] Ships From Manufacturer View Note [Product Description]

Output: Butterfly Swing

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Input: [Item Number] 7593 [Availability] Ships From Manufacturer View Note [Product Description]

Output: Hummingbirds Swing

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Input: [Item Number] 7594 [Availability] Ships From Manufacturer View Note [Product Description]

Output: Birdhouses Swing

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Input: [Item Number] 7595 [Availability] Ships From Manufacturer View Note [Product Description]

Output: Sailboat Swing

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Input: [Item Number] 7596 [Availability] Ships From Manufacturer View Note [Product Description]

Output: Ladybug Swing

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Input: [Trade Name] Barricade 65 DG, or Regalkade 0.5G [Active Ingredients] prodiamine [Comments]

Output: Fairly broad spectrum weed control including annual grasses, spurge, chickweed, henbit, oxalis and others. Granule (Regalkade G) is much safer than the spray (Barricade). Only a few bedding plants are on the label.

Weed Management in Annual Color Beds | NC State University


Input: [Trade Name] Pendulum 2G [Active Ingredients] pendimethalin [Comments]

Output: Fairly broad spectrum weed control including annual grasses, spurge, chickweed, henbit, oxalis and others. Granular formulation much safer than spray. Safe on many herbaceous ornamentals.

Weed Management in Annual Color Beds | NC State University


Input: [Trade Name] Dacthal 75WP [Active Ingredients] DCPA [Comments]

Output: Preemergence control of crabgrass, spurge, dodder, and several other annual weeds. Shorter residual control than other herbicides listed here.

Weed Management in Annual Color Beds | NC State University


Input: [Trade Name] Devrinol 2G or 50DF [Active Ingredients] napropamide [Comments]

Output: Somewhat narrow spectrum of weeds controlled - annual grasses primarily. Safe on many herbaceous ornamentals but labeled for few.

Weed Management in Annual Color Beds | NC State University


Input: [Trade Name] Snapshot TG [Active Ingredients] isoxaben + trifluralin [Comments]

Output: Broader weed control spectrum, but can injure many bedding plant species. Check the label carefully before use in color beds.

Weed Management in Annual Color Beds | NC State University


Input: [Trade Name] Surflan, XL [Active Ingredients] oryzalin, oryzalin + benefin [Comments]

Output: Broad spectrum weed control. Injurious to many bedding plants. The granular formulation (XL) is much safer than the spray.

Weed Management in Annual Color Beds | NC State University


Input: [Trade Name] Pennant Magnum [Active Ingredients] s-metolachlor [Comments]

Output: Preemergence control of yellow nutsedge, annual grasses and a few broadleaf weeds. Labeled for use on only a few bedding plant species.

Weed Management in Annual Color Beds | NC State University


Input: [Trade Name] Preen [Active Ingredients] trifluralin [Comments]

Output: Controls annual grasses and a few broadleaf weeds. The weakest weed control of the herbicides listed here but also the safest herbicide on herbaceous ornamentals.

Weed Management in Annual Color Beds | NC State University


Input: [0] Prevalence [Prostate Cancer] The most common cancer affecting male population. [BPH]

Output: Men after age of 40 years. It is the most common cause of urinary tract obstruction.

Does Enlarged Prostate lead to or cause Prostate Cancer? | Cure Talk


Input: [0] Cause [Prostate Cancer] Unregulated growth of cancerous cells in prostate. [BPH]

Output: Increased testosterone levels.

Does Enlarged Prostate lead to or cause Prostate Cancer? | Cure Talk


Input: [0] Physical Examination [Prostate Cancer] Firm and nodular enlarged prostate on digital rectal examination. [BPH]

Output: Enlarged prostate on digital rectal examination.

Does Enlarged Prostate lead to or cause Prostate Cancer? | Cure Talk


Input: [0] Part of prostate effected [Prostate Cancer] Lateral lobes of prostate usually. But other parts can also be affected. [BPH]

Output: Central portion of prostate.

Does Enlarged Prostate lead to or cause Prostate Cancer? | Cure Talk


Input: [0] Most common symptoms [Prostate Cancer] Increased frequency of urination, dribbling, and frequent urination at night. [BPH]

Output: Increased frequency of urination, dribbling, and frequent urination at night.

Does Enlarged Prostate lead to or cause Prostate Cancer? | Cure Talk


Input: [0] Lab values [Prostate Cancer] High PSA and alkaline phosphatase. [BPH]

Output: High PSA values.

Does Enlarged Prostate lead to or cause Prostate Cancer? | Cure Talk


Input: [0] Spreading [Prostate Cancer] Spreads to areas around prostate and can spread to bones. [BPH]

Output: BPH does not spread to other parts of the body.

Does Enlarged Prostate lead to or cause Prostate Cancer? | Cure Talk


Input: [0] Treatment [Prostate Cancer] Depending on aggressiveness of cancer, available treatments include surgery, hormonal therapy, and radiation therapy. [BPH]

Output: Based on symptoms, treatments available include drugs, surgery, minimally invasive procedures.

Does Enlarged Prostate lead to or cause Prostate Cancer? | Cure Talk


Input: [Container Description] Any container received with an Argonne barcode. Yes, label already present. [Comments]

Output: The corresponding CMS record must be updated when the container is permanently moved to a new location, when ownership changes, or when the container is emptied and discarded.


Input: [Container Description] Any container holding analytical samples. No. [Comments]

Output: As part of the Experiment Safety Approval process, Principal Investigators must provide CATs with available information characterizing the hazards posed by their samples, plus MSDSs if available.


Input: [Container Description] Any container at ANL for seven (7) days or less. No. [Comments]

Output: As part of the Experiment Safety Approval process, Principal Investigators must provide CATs with available information characterizing the hazards posed by their samples, plus MSDSs if available.


Input: [Container Description] Containers holding up to 30 mL or 30 grams of chemical reagents brought to the APS by off-site researchers. No. [Comments]

Output: As part of the Experiment Safety Approval process, Principal Investigators must provide CATs with available information characterizing the hazards posed by their samples, plus MSDSs if available. Chemicals must be handled in conformance with the Chemical Hygiene Plan for the Sector.


Input: [Container Description] Containers holding greater than 30 mL or 30 grams of chemical reagents brought to the APS by off-site researchers. Yes. [Comments]

Output: As part of the Experiment Safety Approval process, Principal Investigators must provide CATs with available information characterizing the hazards posed by their samples, plus MSDSs if available.


Input: [Container Description] AGA gas cylinders. Yes; use the AGA barcode. [Comments]

Output: Cylinders purchased through AMOS or PARIS are entered into CMS automatically. Cylinders purchased by any other means must be entered into CMS by the CAT. Use the AGA barcode.


Input: [Container Description] Beryllium compounds, pure beryllium blocks, and alloys that may be machined or abraded. Yes. [Comments]

Output: Work with or handling of beryllium must be carried out as described in Chapter 4-6 of the ANL ES&H Manual.


Input: [Container Description] Radioactive sealed sources. No. [Comments]

Output: Sealed sources are required to be recorded in a separate APS-CAT Sealed Source Inventory Database.


Input: [Container Description] Secondary containers of chemicals. No. [Comments]

Output: Chemicals may not be transferred to secondary containers to avoid barcoding.


Input: [A good choice if you:] are happy to take hormones [NOT a good choice if you:]

Output: prefer not to take hormones

Contraception after having a baby: your options - BabyCentre


Input: [A good choice if you:] are breastfeeding [NOT a good choice if you:]

Output: have an untreated sexually transmitted infection or pelvic infection

Contraception after having a baby: your options - BabyCentre


Input: [A good choice if you:] can't remember to take or don't want the bother of a daily pill [NOT a good choice if you:]

Output: have abnormalities in your uterus, fibroids, or cervical problems, including an abnormal smear or cervical cancer

Contraception after having a baby: your options - BabyCentre


Input: [A good choice if you:] are a smoker [NOT a good choice if you:]

Output: have active liver disease

Contraception after having a baby: your options - BabyCentre


Input: [A good choice if you:] are looking for long-term contraception [NOT a good choice if you:]

Output: have unexplained bleeding from your vagina (such as bleeding between periods or after sex)

Contraception after having a baby: your options - BabyCentre


Input: [A good choice if you:] have heavy periods [NOT a good choice if you:]

Output: have breast cancer or have had breast cancer in the past five years

Contraception after having a baby: your options - BabyCentre


Input: [A good choice if you:] have painful periods [NOT a good choice if you:]

Output: have serious heart disease or stroke or have disease of the arteries

Contraception after having a baby: your options - BabyCentre


Input: [A good choice if you:] would like to use a method which may stop your periods [NOT a good choice if you:]

Output: have blood clots in any vein or artery

Contraception after having a baby: your options - BabyCentre


Input: [A good choice if you:] want the freedom to have sex without having to insert or apply anything beforehand [NOT a good choice if you:]

Output: don't want any changes to your periods

Contraception after having a baby: your options - BabyCentre


Input: [0] Dysarthria [Cerebellar] May be present [Vestibular] Absent [Sensory]

Output: Absent

ataxia - multiple sclerosis encyclopaedia


Input: [0] Nystagmus [Cerebellar] Often present [Vestibular] Present [Sensory]

Output: Absent

ataxia - multiple sclerosis encyclopaedia


Input: [0] Vertigo [Cerebellar] May be present [Vestibular] Present [Sensory]

Output: Absent

ataxia - multiple sclerosis encyclopaedia


Input: [0] Limb ataxia [Cerebellar] Usually present [Vestibular] Absent [Sensory]

Output: Present(only in the legs)

ataxia - multiple sclerosis encyclopaedia


Input: [0] Stance [Cerebellar] Unable to stand with feet together [Vestibular] May be able to stand with feet together [Sensory]

Output: Able to stand with feet together and eyes open, but unable with eyes closed

ataxia - multiple sclerosis encyclopaedia


Input: [0] Vibratory and position sense [Cerebellar] Normal [Vestibular] Normal [Sensory]

Output: Impaired

ataxia - multiple sclerosis encyclopaedia


Input: [0] Ankle reflexes [Cerebellar] Normal [Vestibular] Normal [Sensory]

Output: Depressed or absent

ataxia - multiple sclerosis encyclopaedia


Input: [Reviewer] Hilary Kennedy [Comments]

Output: It wakes up your skin and hydrates it like no other! It also has the loveliest scent and feels incredible.


Input: [Reviewer] Mollie [Comments]

Output: This luxurious skin cream is super softening and very soothing to my skin.


Input: [Reviewer] Kristen [Comments]

Output: This is one of my favorite skin authority products. I love the smell and how it hydrates my skin. It's very dry where I live and this does an excellent job at hydrating! Great buy!


Input: [Reviewer] tracey [Comments]

Output: Good hydration. I use it at night. I find most skin authority moisturizers to be lacking in the moisture department, but this one is great. Container is a little small for the amount you have to use.


Input: [Reviewer] Mugsy [Comments]

Output: I love this product. It leaves my face soft and moist. I have very dry skin and this is one of the best products I have found for dry skin.


Input: [Reviewer] vidya [Comments]

Output: The very first time I came across this was in a spa and I must say - its the best moisturizer I have used so far! I have a mixed skin and it breaks out when i use moisturizer everyday! Winter can be very harsh to the skin in the midwest! I saw the changes just within two days of using this product - it not only moisturizes, but gives a more clean look to the face. It's not greasy and it's the only moisturizer I found to have visual effects . A week of using it, you can find the glow and a brightened face! The nuance of the smell in it is also beautiful. Absolutely recommend it!


Input: [Reviewer] Jessica K [Comments]

Output: This is a great product for the price. I have ultra dry skin, and my only wish is that this was a little heavier for night time use! It does work great though for me as a daytime moisturizer in the winter. It also does not irritate my rosacea prone skin, which, fellow rosacea people will understand is great and hard to find!! I'll keep ordering and maybe try mixing it with a little face oil come winter and see if that does the trick at night!


Input: [Reviewer] The Examiner.com [Comments]

Output: Since my skin is ultra dry right now in the winter, I used the Ultra Rich Moisturizer as my daytime lotion. It was a perfect fit -- simple, non-scented, and soaked into my skin immediately.


Input: [Reviewer] Funky Monkey Blog [Comments]

Output: This is the "Earl Grey Tea" of skin care. It calms redness, soothes irritation and restore's my skin's moisture balance while evening out my skin tone for a bright complexion.This formula is luxuriously creamy, yet does not leave a greasy feeling on my skin. It absorbs wonderfully while giving my skin all the moisture it needs to heal the random dry spots I get when the fall season hits. This contains bergamot oil, cranberry, grape seed, aloe and shea butter. This makes my skin feel so good.It has a very light lemon scent. However, it doesn't smell overpowering or harsh - just a pleasant, yummy light citrus scent.


Input: [Reviewer] Ashley Elizabeth [Comments]

Output: I fell in love instantly. It's a creamy lotion that glides on your face and absorbs like a dream. I started using this at night before I went to bed and I could tell in the morning that my face was a lot softer and my complexion was a bit brighter. I also loved using it on my hands, as my hands get the driest of any of my skin. It was a day and night difference from my crocodile hands to smooth, soft hands. It has a light citrus smell and does not have any artificial perfumes or fragrances added.


Input: [Performance Characteristics] Easy to synchronize. Can be changed on the fly. Edges cause discontinuities limited by drive performance [Motion Control Options]

Output: Trapezoidal Profile


Input: [Performance Characteristics] Smoother control, produces higher peak accelerations [Motion Control Options]

Output: S-Curve Ramps


Input: [Performance Characteristics] Fast point-to-point moves, cannot synchronize [Motion Control Options]

Output: Quick Mode


Input: [Performance Characteristics] Cubic splines produce smooth curves from a few points. [Motion Control Options]

Output: Splines


Input: [Performance Characteristics] Controls output directly instead of using PID—useful during setup, and for jogging and special applications [Motion Control Options]

Output: Open Loop


Input: [Performance Characteristics] Axes track even if moving different distances, speed limited by slowest axis (linear interpolation). [Motion Control Options]

Output: Synchronized Moves


Input: [Performance Characteristics] Multiple axes can track Master (often a quadrature encoder) [Motion Control Options]

Output: Electronic Gearing


Input: [Performance Characteristics] Analog signal (joystick, PLC output, etc) can be Master [Motion Control Options]

Output: Analog Reference


Input: [Performance Characteristics] Any input type (analog, MDT, quadrature, etc.) can be used as a reference, with adjustable filtering [Motion Control Options]

Output: Filtered Reference


Input: [Product] 3M™ Thermally Conductive Silicone Interface Pad 5516 [Description/Application Ideas]

Output: Designed to provide heat transfer path between heat generating components and heat sinks, heat spreaders or other cooling devices. Consists of highly conformable, slightly tacky silicone elastomer sheet filled with thermally conductive ceramic particles.

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Input: [Product] 3M™ Thermally Conductive Silicone Interface Pad 5516S [Description/Application Ideas]

Output: Same as 3M Pad 5516 but with a polymeric permanent film on one side to be used as a non-tacky surface for ease of reworking an assembly. Thermal Conductivity and Impedance slightly changes with addition of the film. Dielectric strength is improved.

Thermally Conductive Silicone Interface Pads : 3M Singapore


Input: [Product] 3M™ Thermally Conductive Silicone Interface Pad 5519 [Description/Application Ideas]

Output: Designed to provide heat transfer path between heat generating components and heat sinks, heat spreaders or other cooling devices. Consists of highly conformable, slightly tacky silicone elastomer sheet filled with thermally conductive ceramic particles.

Thermally Conductive Silicone Interface Pads : 3M Singapore


Input: [Product] 3M™ Thermally Conductive Silicone Interface Pad 5519S [Description/Application Ideas]

Output: Same as 3M Pad 5519 but with a polymeric permanent film on one side to be used as a non-tacky surface for ease of reworking an assembly. Thermal Conductivity and Impedance slightly changes with addition of the film. Dielectric strength is improved.

Thermally Conductive Silicone Interface Pads : 3M Singapore


Input: [Product] 3M™ Thermally Conductive Silicone Interface Pad 5591S [Description/Application Ideas]

Output: Polyester film supported super soft, silicone elastomer with thermal conductivity of 1.0 W/mk. Conformable at low pressure to minimize stress on components and fill gaps. Good dielectric properties. Handles easily without crumbling.

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Input: [Product] 3M™ Thermally Conductive Silicone Interface Pad 5592 [Description/Application Ideas]

Output: Soft, silicone elastomer with thermal conductivity of 1.1 W/mk. Conformable at low pressure to minimize stress on components and fill gaps. Good dielectric properties. Handles easily without crumbling.

Thermally Conductive Silicone Interface Pads : 3M Singapore


Input: [Product] 3M™ Thermally Conductive Silicone Interface Pad 5592S [Description/Application Ideas]

Output: Same as 3M Pad 5592 but with a polymeric permanent film on one side to be used as a non-tacky surface for ease of reworking an assembly. Thermal Conductivity and Impedance slightly changes with addition of the film. Dielectric strength is improved.

Thermally Conductive Silicone Interface Pads : 3M Singapore


Input: [Product] 3M™ Thermally Conductive Silicone Interface Pad 5595 [Description/Application Ideas]

Output: Soft, silicone elastomer with thermal conductivity of 1.6 W/mk. Conformable at low pressure to minimize stress on components and fill gaps. Good dielectric properties. Handles easily without crumbling.

Thermally Conductive Silicone Interface Pads : 3M Singapore


Input: [Product] 3M™ Thermally Conductive Silicone Interface Pad 5595S [Description/Application Ideas]

Output: Same as 3M Pad 5595 but with a polymeric permanent film on one side to be used as a non-tacky surface for ease of reworking an assembly. Thermal Conductivity and Impedance slightly changes with addition of the film. Dielectric strength is improved.

Thermally Conductive Silicone Interface Pads : 3M Singapore


Input: [Product] 3M™ Thermally Conductive Silicone Interface Pad 5515 [Description/Application Ideas]

Output: 3M Thermally Conductive Silicone Interface Pads 5515-20 and 5515-25 are designed to provide a preferential heat transfer path between heat generating components and cooling device for thin thickness.(0.2-0.25 mm) requirement.

Thermally Conductive Silicone Interface Pads : 3M Singapore


Input: [HEALTH ISSUE:] Gastro-intestinal upset “GI stasis” [SYMPTOMS:] Lethargy, not eating, feces small in size or non-existent, gurgling belly sounds [TREATMENT:]

Output: See your exotic veterinarian IMMEDIATELY, disease runs its course quickly. Vet will administer sub-q fluids and motility agents +/- antibiotics.


Input: [HEALTH ISSUE:] Mites [SYMPTOMS:] Loss of hair, bare spots on skin or small red sores; scratching, “dandruff” [TREATMENT:]

Output: See your exotic veterinarian immediately. Infecting mite must be identified and treated accordingly.


Input: [HEALTH ISSUE:] Traumatic injury [SYMPTOMS:] Obvious open wounds or weeping spots on body [TREATMENT:]

Output: See your exotic veterinarian for treatment. Cuts must be cleaned properly and antibiotics may be necessary


Input: [HEALTH ISSUE:] Abscesses [SYMPTOMS:] Abscesses can form when wounds become infected and close up, trapping the bacteria inside. [TREATMENT:]

Output: See your exotic veterinarian immediately. The abscess must be drained and antibiotics administered.


Input: [HEALTH ISSUE:] Upper Respiratory Infection [SYMPTOMS:] Nasal or eye discharge, sneezing, wet front paws [TREATMENT:]

Output: See your exotic pet veterinarian.


Input: [HEALTH ISSUE:] Dental issues [SYMPTOMS:] Drooling, not eating, pawing at mouth, scant stools [TREATMENT:]

Output: See your exotic pet veterinarian.


Input: [Product] Nanosponge for rainwater harvesting [How it works] A combination of polymers and glass nanoparticles that can be printed onto surfaces like fabrics to soak up water [Developer] Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States [Importance]

Output: Rainwater harvesting is increasingly important to countries like China, Nepal and Thailand. The nanosponge is much more efficient than traditional mist-catching nets

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Input: [Product] Nanorust to remove arsenic [How it works] Magnetic nanoparticles of iron oxide suspended in water bind arsenic, which is then removed with a magnet [Developer] Rice University, United States [Importance]

Output: India, Bangladesh and other developing countries suffer thousands of cases of arsenic poisoning each year, linked to poisoned wells

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Input: [Product] Desalination membrane [How it works] A combination of polymers and nanoparticles that draws in water ions and repels dissolved salts [Developer] University of California, Los Angeles and NanoH2O [Importance]

Output: Already on the market, this membrane enables desalination with lower energy costs than reverse osmosis

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Input: [Product] Nanofiltration membrane [How it works] Membrane made up of polymers with a pore size ranging from 0.1 to 10nm [Developer] Saehan Industries, Korea [Importance]

Output: Field tested to treat drinking water in China and desalinate water in Iran, using this membrane requires less energy than reverse osmosis

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