Thomas D Brainard

age ~71

from Maumee, OH

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Also known as:

Daniel T Brainard
Thomas D Branard
Thos Brainard

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Thomas Brainard Phones & Addresses

Maumee, OH
Westlake, TX
861 Carroll Rd, Lake Forest, IL 60045 • 847 235-2681
Toledo, OH
3195 Harbor Dr, Lewis Center, OH 43035 • 740 549-1710
Columbus, OH
Gurnee, IL
Lucas, OH
Lane, IL
6942 Old Pine Ln, Maumee, OH 43537 • 740 504-3110

Work

Company:

MacMillan Sobanski & Todd LLC
Address:

1 Maritime Plz Fl 5 720 Water St, Toledo, OH 43604
Specialities:

Intellectual Property - 100%

Education

Degree:

Bachelor's degree or higher

Ranks

Licence:

Michigan - Active And In Good Standing
Date:

1985

Name / Title

Company / Classification

Phones & Addresses

Thomas Brainard

NOTOS LTD

Thomas Brainard
Principal

Brainard Thomas
Business Services at Non-Commercial Site

861 Carroll Rd, Green Oaks, IL 60045
6942 Old Pne Ln, Maumee, OH 43537

Lawyers & Attorneys

Thomas D. Brainard, Toledo OH - Lawyer

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Address:

MacMillan Sobanski & Todd LLC
1 Maritime Plz Fl 5 720 Water St, Toledo, OH 43604
419 255-5900 (Office), 734 542-0900 (Fax)

Licenses:

Michigan - Active And In Good Standing 1985

Specialties:

Intellectual Property - 100%

Thomas D. Brainard, Abbott Park IL - Lawyer

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Office:

Abbott Laboratories
100 Abbott Park Rd., Abbott Park, IL

Responsibilities:

Intellectual Property

ISLN:

908848308

Admitted:

1985

University:

University of Michigan, B.S.

Law School:

Wayne State University, J.D.

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Thomas Brainard

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Us Patents

Probe Masking Method Of Reducing Background In An Amplification Reaction
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US Patent:

58144927, Sep 29, 1998
Filed:

Aug 13, 1997
Appl. No.:

8/912976
Inventors:

John J. Carrino - Gurnee IL
Thomas D. Brainard - Gurnee IL
Assignee:

Abbott Laboratories - Abbott Park IL
International Classification:

C12P 1934
C12Q 168
C07H 2104
C07H 2102
US Classification:

435 912
Abstract:

A method for reducing background caused by target-independent generation of amplification products, typically the products of a ligase chain reaction or a polymerase chain reaction, involves chemically "masking" or blocking the amplification probes or primers so that they cannot be extended or ligated until the occurrence of a triggering event which can be delayed until the amplification reaction is begun. The probe masks take the form of complementary blocking oligonucleotides that are incapable of serving as template themselves and inhibit random tailing of the probe/primers. The blocking oligo masks are denatured from the probes during amplification and preferably are effectively eliminated from competing for probes in the amplification reaction.