Harold G. Selnick - Ambler PA James C. Barrow - Harleysville PA Philippe G. Nantermet - Lansdale PA Peter D. Williams - Harleysville PA Kenneth J. Stauffer - Souderton PA Philip E. Sanderson - Philadelphia PA Kenneth E. Rittle - Green Lane PA Matthew M. Morrissette - Pottstown PA Catherine M. Wiscount - Allentown PA Lekhanh O. Tran - Norristown PA Terry A. Lyle - Lederach PA Donnette D. Staas - Harleysville PA
Compounds of the invention are useful in inhibiting thrombin and associated thrombotic occlusions having the following structure: or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof, e. g. where R is âCH NH , âCH CH NH , or âCH NHC(O)OC(CH ).
Harold G. Selnick - Ambler PA, US Mary Beth Young - Lansdale PA, US Philippe G. Nantermet - Lansdale PA, US James C. Barrow - Harleysville PA, US Peter D. Williams - Harleysville PA, US Terry A. Lyle - Lederach PA, US Donnette D. Staas - Harleysville PA, US Kenneth J. Stauffer - Souderton PA, US Philip E. Sanderson - Philadelphia PA, US
Compounds of the invention are useful in inhibiting thrombin and associated thrombotic occlusions having the following structure Formula (I): wherein u is CH or N; Q is 1)—N(R)CH(R)— wherein the nitrogen atom is attached to R, and Rand Rare independently selected from the group consisting of hydrogen, Ccycloalkyl, and Calkyl, or 2) wherein the nitrogen atom is attached to R, and m is 0, 1, or 2.
Joseph A. Conte - Waterford NJ Kenneth R. Stauffer - East Brunswick NJ
Assignee:
Campbell Soup Company - Camden NJ
International Classification:
A23D 700
US Classification:
4263306
Abstract:
A method for reducing the free fatty acid content of frying facts and oils that comprises heating the flying fat or oil to a temperature of less than about 120. degree. C. and stirring into the heated fat or oil less than about 10% by weight of cyclodextrin and less than about 10% by weight of a powdered absorbent to form a slurry. Allowing the slurry mixture to react for less than about one and one half hours and then separating the cyclodextrin, absorbent material and free atty acid from the frying fat or oil, thereby reducing the free fatty acid content of the remaining frying fat or oil.
Thomas Kremhelmer Thomas Kremhelmer (1947-1951), Mark Holt (1980-1986), Kevin Ruane (1972-1973), Kenneth Stauffer (1979-1986), Amanda Schroeder (1990-1995)