Jonathan J Jones

50136585, May 7, 1991

May 13, 1988

7/193966

Hugo Dooner - Walnut Creek CA
Jonathan Jones - Alameda CA
Pal Maliga - Moraga CA

DNA Plant Technology Corporation - Mt. Kisco NY

C12N 1500
C12N 120
C12N 100
C12N 500

4351723

This invention relates to improved methods for transposon tagging as a route to plant gene isolation. The specific improvements comprise efficient means for preselecting plants which have undergone transposition. Through use of this preselection, it is possible to substantially reduce the number of plants which must be inspected to locate individuals having the transposon excised and inserted into a gene of interest. The result is a substantial savings in time, costs and efficiency associated with growing and screening large numbers of plants for tagging and isolation of a desired plant gene.

47510811, Jun 14, 1988

Mar 26, 1984

6/593691

Trevor V. Suslow - Kensington CA
Jonathan Jones - Berkeley CA

Advanced Genetic Sciences, Inc. - Oakland CA

A01N 6300
C12N 1500
C12N 120
C07H 2104

424 93

Novel bacteria strains are described which are created by the introduction of DNA encoding for the production of chitinase, an enzyme capable of degrading chitin present in fungi and nematodes. The strains have utility in producing chitinase for the purpose of inhibiting plant pathogens.

20220278854, Sep 1, 2022

Jul 24, 2020

17/629128

- San Francisco CA, US
Jonathan Jones - San Francisco CA, US

H04L 9/32
H04L 9/00

A novel structured random sample consensus protocol to greatly improve blockchain and distributed ledger technology throughput and scalability, while maintaining decentralization and high levels of security. The invention leverages small committees of fixed sizes, called “Clans,” threshold cryptography, and logical virtual districts, called “Tribes,” in order to deterministically random sample disparate nodes for sentiment analysis on a transactions validity, thereby only requiring a relatively small subset of nodes to validate any particular transaction or batch of transactions thus enabling much greater concurrency and parallel processing compared to other more linearized consensus algorithms, while maintaining high security.

20150219317, Aug 6, 2015

Feb 3, 2015

14/612680

Bonnie A. Littman Gatof - Scarsdale NY, US
Jonathan I. Jones - Highland NY, US
Oriana J. Starr - New Paltz NY, US

F21V 17/02
F21V 19/02
F21V 29/70

A light fixture having a light source, first and second heat sinks with corresponding first and second thermal interfaces having complementary curved surfaces, and a linkage having cams, and springs to create contact pressure between the thermal interfaces when the light fixture is in an operation mode and to permit movement between the thermal interfaces when the light fixture is in an adjustment mode. When the light fixture is in operation mode, the first and second heat sinks work in combination to provide a highly effective heat dissipation system. When the light fixture is in adjustment mode, the separation created permits the light source to move along an adjustment path to change the angular direction of the light emitted and to rotate about a rotational axis, providing a full range of directional lighting orientations.