Jason L Morton, Age 41Laurel, MD

6210369, Apr 3, 2001

Dec 16, 1998

9/212570

John G. Wilmot - Mount Airy MD
Jeffrey L. Goldberg - Olney MD
Jon Page - Broomfield CO
Cliff Ketcham - Boulder CO
Jeffrey P. Castleberry - Longmont CO
Jason Morton - Loveland CO
Dave Edsall - Louisville CO
Robert R. Boyd - Boulder CO
Robert L. Hill - Abingdon MD

Meridian Medical Technologies Inc. - Columbia MD

A61M 520

604157

The present invention relates to an automatic injector having a drive assembly with an actuator extending from the rearward end portion of the housing and a removal resistant cover for preventing unintended operation of the actuator. The present invention also relates to a sealing arrangement wherein the needle is sealed within a sterilized needle chamber by at least three sealing members which cooperate to form the chamber. Also, the present invention relates to an injector in which the cartridge is mounted to a tubular cartridge mounting portion of the needle carrier with an annular sealing member disposed therebetween. The cartridge mounting portion has at least one generally axially extending groove which allows air to escape from the cartridge mounting portion as the cartridge is being moved forwardly to a medicament supplying position.

6107576, Aug 22, 2000

Feb 26, 1998

9/031568

Jason T. Morton - Raleigh NC
Stephen V. Judd - Franklinton NC

Newton Instruments Company, Inc. - Butner NC

H02G 100
H02G 300

174101

A cable channel and lid assembly including an elongate cable channel for supporting wire and/or optical cable therein and defining outwardly facing grooves adjacent the top edge of each side wall. A hinged top lid is provided including two opposing side walls wherein each side wall includes an inwardly extending portion for being received by a corresponding channel wall groove. One of the top lid side walls is substantially rigid and can be disengagingly raised from its associated channel wall groove, and the other of the top lid side walls is flexible and adapted to be fixedly secured in its associated groove so as to serve as a hinge when the aforesaid opposing top lid side wall is raised.

2016007, Mar 17, 2016

Oct 21, 2013

14/059041

Amir James Attar - Raleigh NC, US
Matthew David Swartz - Raleigh NC, US
Jason Allen Morton - Raleigh NC, US

G01N 21/78
G01N 31/22

A multi-layered laminated test strip detector for formaldehyde is described which simplifies significantly the qualitative detection and quantitative determination of formaldehyde in aqueous solution or on the surface of wet solids. Layers of water soluble polymer are used to separate chemical reagents that otherwise will not be stable, and/or encapsulate the chemical reagents on bibulous material. Introducing the sample or wetting the detector through holes in a laminated encapsulating envelope permits the aqueous sample to dissolve the solid barrier when the sample is introduced and contact the reagents and the analyte, thereby forming color on the back side of the detector.