Peter Li

7680942, Mar 16, 2010

Apr 11, 2007

11/733830

Fangqiu Tu - Caldwell NJ, US
Peter Cheng-Lung Li - Morristown NJ, US

Cellco Partnership - Basking Ridge NJ

G06F 15/16

709228, 709227, 709229

An apparatus for providing remote client deactivation includes a processing element. The processing element may be configured to receive a message associated with a service related to a communication session with a client, determine whether the client is associated with an indication to deactivate the client and communicate a signaling message to deactivate the client in response to a determination that the client is associated with the indication to deactivate the client.

20060073493, Apr 6, 2006

Jun 15, 2005

11/153991

Daniel Fasulo - Titusville NJ, US
Robert Holt - North Vancouver, CA
Cheryl Evans - Cedar Hill CA, US
Jeannine Gocayne - Potomac MD, US
Peter Li - Brookeville MD, US

Applera Corporation - Foster City CA

C12Q 1/68
G06F 19/00

435006000, 702020000

A method and computer-program product for sequencing nucleic acid sequences using restriction fragment maps derived from end-sequenced nucleotide fragments. The initial nucleotide sequence can be processed to form a shot-gun-data set. The present teachings employ a technique called Restriction Site Shotgun Sequencing (RSSS.) It can reduce the amount of overlap required between fragment ends while still producing a good assembly. A decrease in overlap can be achieved by using additional information in the fragments to assist in determining that two fragments overlap.

20100129802, May 27, 2010

Jul 15, 2009

12/503817

Daniel P. FASULO - Titusville NJ, US
Robert A. HOLT - North Vancouver, CA
Cheryl A. EVANS - Cedar Hill TX, US
Jeannine D. GOCAYNE - Potomac MD, US
Peter W. LI - Brookeville MD, US

APPLIED BIOSYSTEMS, LLC - Carlsbad CA

C12Q 1/68
G06G 7/48

435 6, 703 11

A method and computer-program product for sequencing nucleic acid sequences using restriction fragment maps derived from end-sequenced nucleotide fragments. The initial nucleotide sequence can be processed to form a shot-gun-data set. The present teachings employ a technique called Restriction Site Shotgun Sequencing (RSSS.) It can reduce the amount of overlap required between fragment ends while still producing a good assembly. A decrease in overlap can be achieved by using additional information in the fragments to assist in determining that two fragments overlap.