Hong Lu Li

6457949, Oct 1, 2002

Jan 18, 2001

09/765808

Laura M. Bendikas - Chicago IL
Daniel J. Lecinski - Arlington Heights IL
Hong Li - Carol Stream IL
Dane L. Greives - Buffalo Grove IL
Kenneth S. Laughlin - Arlington Heights IL

3Com Corporation - Rolling Meadows IL

F04B 1703

417360, 415193, 4152191, 4174235, 361688

A fan tray apparatus and method includes a mounting body portion having a length and a width. The mounting body portion further includes first and second longitudinal sides and first and second lateral sides. A plurality of fans is operatively attached to the mounting body portion. The plurality of fans includes a first set of fans, a second set of fans, and a third set of fans. The first set of fans is positioned along the first lateral side. The second set of fans is positioned along the second lateral side. The third set of fans is positioned between the first set of fans and the second set of fans, the third set of fans positioned on a middle portion of mounting body portion.

20100119650, May 13, 2010

Nov 7, 2008

12/266686

Judith Guten MOCA - Palatine IL, US
Richard Stuart SILVER - Wilmette IL, US
William Harold SCHWIMMER - Evanston IL, US
Manoj SHAH - Lindenhurst IL, US
Allen Phillip SASS - Madison IL, US
Hong Laura LI - Morton Grove IL, US
Andrew E. McPherson - Mount Prospect IL, US
Adrienne L. Nichols - Fox Lake IL, US

A23L 1/24
A23L 1/222
A23L 1/308

426 50, 426638, 426629, 426 49, 426 52

The present invention relates to a pourable food composition, like a dressing, that has at least 2.5 grams of total dietary fiber per 32 gram serving. The fiber is derived from at least one whole fruit or vegetable that is partially or completely dehydrated and which is subjected only to minimal processing. The food composition has a viscosity of about 3,000 to about 12,500 centipoise. The fiber may be derived from whole vegetables that are high in fiber, such as beans, carrots, broccoli and the like. The fiber may also be derived from whole fruits that are high in fiber, such as avocados, mangos, and the like. The whole food is subject to only minimal processing, such as by physical means, enzymatic means, or by fermentative means.

60538082, Apr 25, 2000

Jul 26, 1999

9/360565

Amir Koradia - Palatine IL
Philip A. Ravlin - Bartlett IL
Hong Li - Carol Stream IL

3Com Corporation - Rolling Meadows IL

H05K 500

454184

An exhaust vent for venting exhaust air from an electronic chassis includes a body portion having a length. The body portion is mounted to the electronic chassis. The body portion includes an upper portion that extends along the length of the body portion and a lower portion that also extends along the length of the body portion. The upper portion includes a deflector portion and the lower portion includes a curved portion. The deflector portion of the upper portion and the curved portion of the lower portion define an exhaust opening in the body portion to allow the exhaust air from the electronic chassis to pass through the exhaust opening in a downward direction and to conceal an inside portion of the electronic chassis.

20210363538, Nov 25, 2021

Feb 15, 2019

16/969675

- St. Louis MO, US
- Research Triangle Park NC, US
- Ludwigshafen am Rhein, DE
Hong LI - Chesterfield MO, US
Jaishree CHITTOOR - Wildwood MO, US
Xiaoyun WU - Chesterfield MO, US
Wesley B. BRUCE - Raleigh NC, US
Leonardo ALVES-JUNIOR - Limburgerhof, DE

Monsanto Technology LLC - St. Louis MO
BASF Plant Science LP - Research Triangle Park NC
BASF Plant Science Company GmbH - Ludwigshafen am Rhein

C12N 15/82

The present disclosure provides modified, transgenic, or genome edited/mutated corn plants that are semi-dwarf and have one or more improved ear traits relative to a control plant, such as increase in ear diameter, ear fresh weight, and single kernel weight, and increased yield. The modified, transgenic, or genome edited/mutated corn plants comprise a transgene encoding one or more molybdenum cofactor (Moco) biosynthesis polypeptides and have a reduced expression of one or more GA20 or GA3 oxidase genes. Also provided are methods for producing the modified, transgenic, or genome edited/mutated corn plants.

20200362360, Nov 19, 2020

Nov 21, 2018

16/765867

- St. Louis MO, US
Edwards M. Allen - O'Fallon MO, US
Brent Brower-Toland - St. Louis MO, US
Molian Deng - Glencoe MO, US
Todd DeZwaan - Apex NC, US
Charles Dietrich - Chesterfield MO, US
Alexander Goldshmidt - Davis CA, US
Cara L. Griffith - Catawissa MO, US
Miya D. Howell - Ballwin MO, US
Niranjani J. Iyer - Middleton WI, US
Hongwu Jia - Apex NC, US
Saritha V. Kuriakose - Kottayam, IN
Hong Li - Chesterfield MO, US
Linda L. Lutfiyya - St. Louis MO, US
Anil Neelam - Wildwood MO, US
Shengzhi Pang - Chesterfield MO, US
Mingsheng Peng - Wildwood MO, US
Daniel Ruzicka - St. Louis MO, US
Daniel P. Schachtman - Lincoln NE, US
Vijay K. Sharma - Wildwood MO, US
Tyamagondlu V. Venkatesh - St. Louis MO, US
Huai Wang - Chesterfield MO, US
Xiaoyun Wu - Chesterfield MO, US
Nanfei Xu - Cary NC, US

C12N 15/82

This disclosure provides recombinant DNA constructs and modified or transgenic plants having enhanced traits such as increased yield, increased nitrogen use efficiency, and enhanced drought tolerance or water use efficiency. Modified or transgenic plants may include field crops as well as plant propagules, plant parts and progeny of such modified or transgenic plants. Methods of making and using such modified or transgenic plants are also provided, as are methods of producing seed from such modified or transgenic plants, growing such seed, and selecting progeny plants with enhanced traits. Further disclosed are modified or transgenic plants with altered phenotypes or traits which are useful for screening and selecting transgenic events, edits or mutations with a desired enhanced trait.