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Michael D Cecchi

from Miami Beach, FL
Age ~74
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Also known as:
Mike D Cecchi, Michael D Crecchi, Micheal Cecchi, Cecchi Michael
Related to:
Paige Cecchi
Connected to:
Christina M Cecchi, 56Cosimo Cecchi, 38Ericka Cecchi, 85Joanne Cecchi, 71Larry M Cecchi, 75Linda L Cecchi, 61Rebecca Cecchi, 32Ann T Cecchini, 70Bob Cecchini, 73Darren S Cecchini, 87

Michael Cecchi Phones & Addresses

  • Miami Beach, FL
  • 393 Soundview Rd, Guilford, CT 06437
  • New York, NY
  • The Villages, FL
  • 339 Bartlett Dr, Madison, CT 06443 (203) 421-8302
  • 165 Bartlett Dr, Madison, CT 06443
  • Longboat Key, FL
  • Boca Raton, FL
  • Winter Park, FL

Business Records

Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Michael D Cecchi
PRESIDENT
SOUNDVIEW GROUP LLC
393 Soundview Rd, Guilford, CT 06437
339 Bartlett St, Madison, CT 06443
Michael Cecchi
PRESIDENT
LAUREN CECCHI, LC
393 Soundview Rd, Guilford, CT 06437
339 Bartlett Dr, Madison, CT 06443
Michael Cecchi
PRESIDENT
SIGNABLES, LC
393 Soundview Rd, Guilford, CT 06437
339 Bartlett Dr, Madison, CT 06443
Michael Cecchi
PRESIDENT
E Z CRATE, LC
393 Soundview Rd, Guilford, CT 06437
339 Bartlett, Madison, CT 06443
Michael Cecchi
Principal
Ivfonline.Com, LLC
Medical Doctor's Office
393 Soundview Rd, Guilford, CT 06437
(800) 720-6375
Michael D. Cecchi
PRESIDENT
PIONEER MEDICAL, INC
339 Bartlett Dr, Madison, CT 06443
Michael Cecchi
President
ZENITH BIOTECH, LLC
Nonclassifiable Establishments
393 Soundview Rd, Guilford, CT 06437
339 Bartlett Dr, Madison, CT 06443
(203) 453-1700
Michael Cecchi
PRES
STEMQ, LLC
393 Soundview Rd, Guilford, CT 06437
339 Soundview Dr, Madison, CT 06443

Publications

Us Patents

Embryo-Culturing Apparatus And Method

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US Patent:
6448069, Sep 10, 2002
Filed:
Jun 9, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/590389
Inventors:
Michael D. Cecchi - Madison CT
Jacques Cohen - Mountain Lakes NJ
Timothy Schimmel - Randolph NJ
Assignee:
GenX International Corp. - Guilford CT
International Classification:
C12M 300
US Classification:
4353052, 435 29, 435366, 435373, 4352885, 4352975
Abstract:
An embryo culturing method and apparatus enables a plurality of embryos to be grown in communal clusters in a culturing container. The embryos are kept separate from each other in open interconnected compartments that are disposed in the culture container. Each compartment is contained in a structure having a plurality of interconnected compartments, and each compartment is sized to contain a single embryo. The culturing container will contain a plurality of the compartmentalized structures. The method and apparatus of this invention includes a culturing container, such as a Petrie dish, in which the embryos are grown. The Petrie dish preferably contains a plurality of the embryo-culturing compartmentalized structures which can be positioned in the Petrie dish in a predetermined pattern. For example, the compartmentalized structuress can be positioned in the Petrie dish at the 12 OClock, 2 OClock, 4 OClock, 8 OClock and 10 Oclock positions, or in any other planned deployment. The individual structures can be individually identified by letters, for example, such as A, B, C, D, etc.

Container

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US Patent:
D465282, Nov 5, 2002
Filed:
Sep 10, 2001
Appl. No.:
29/147840
Inventors:
Michael D. Cecchi - Madison CT
Assignee:
Genx International Corp. - Guilford CT
International Classification:
2402
US Classification:
D24216, D24121, D24224, D24230, D24232

Embryo-Culturing Incubator Assembly

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US Patent:
6623956, Sep 23, 2003
Filed:
Oct 20, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/693595
Inventors:
Michael D. Cecchi - Madison CT
Jacques Cohen - New York NY
Timothy Schimmel - Randolph NJ
Monica Mezezi - Guelph, CA
Assignee:
Genx International, INC - Guilford CT
International Classification:
C12M 100
US Classification:
4353031, 435809, 422104, 422 99
Abstract:
An embryo culturing incubator is provided with a shelf configuration that enhances air circulation inside of the incubator, and enables unimpeded access to the individual embryo culture plates that are disposed on the shelves in the incubator. The incubator has an access door which allows one contact with the embryo culture plates on the incubator shelves. The shelves are configured so as to provide a useful free space between the inner surface of the incubator door and the frontal surface of the shelves in the incubator. The size of the free space allows a technician to reach all of the culture plates in the incubator without interfering with other culture plates in the incubator. The free space also allows for exemplary air circulation inside of the incubator.

Bladder System For Controlling The Temperature Of Laboratory Fume Hoods And Working Surfaces

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US Patent:
6734398, May 11, 2004
Filed:
Jan 29, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/352426
Inventors:
Michael D. Cecchi - Madison CT, 06443
International Classification:
H05B 100
US Classification:
219218, 392345
Abstract:
A heat transfer bladder system is incorporated into the interior of a laboratory work bench assembly and serves to control the temperature of a work surface of the work bench. The bladder contains a flowable media such as a fluid or gel which is heated or cooled so as to be able to control the temperature of the work bench work surface. The bladder system can include an external temperature control or an internal temperature control to control the temperature of the bladder fluid or gel. The bladder assembly may include through passages for adjunct instruments that can be used in conjunction with the work bench. The bladder can be formed from an elastomeric flexible material, or from a metal such as copper or stainless steel. The temperature control media can be circulated into and out of the bladder, or it can be contained in the bladder.

Sterilized Filter And A Method For Manufacturing The Same

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US Patent:
6843818, Jan 18, 2005
Filed:
May 13, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/437340
Inventors:
Michael Cecchi - Madison CT, US
Assignee:
genX International, Inc. - Guilford CT
International Classification:
B01D 5000
US Classification:
553852, 55467, 55472, 55486, 55503, 96223, 96224, 2611211, 422 24, 422121, 4353031, 435809
Abstract:
A method of manufacturing a filter preferably for an anabolic chamber or incubator utilizing an activated carbon of the filter which has been vacuumed to remove contaminants. The assembly occurs in a clean room environment. Upon assembling the filter, vacuum sealing the filter in a bag further assures that the sterilization of the filter is maintained. Moreover, the method may subject the vacuum sealed filter to gamma radiation to kill any molds, germs and bacteria that may exist in the filter after the assembly process.

Biological Specimen-Culturing System And Method With Onboard Specimen Development Sensors

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US Patent:
7015031, Mar 21, 2006
Filed:
Jan 24, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/053944
Inventors:
Michael D. Cecchi - Madison CT, US
Monica Mezezi - Guelph, CA
Assignee:
Genx International, Inc. - Guilford CT
International Classification:
C12M 1/34
US Classification:
4352887, 4353031, 435809
Abstract:
A specimen culturing system and method is employed to culture biological specimens, preferably embryos. The embryos are cultured in an incubator in separate culturing sites, such as wells, which can each hold an embryo container, such as a Petrie dish, that contains one or more of the embryos. The culturing wells are disposed in one or more shelves in the incubator. The culturing containers are formed from a transparent material such as tempered glass. Each of the wells are provided with embryo development-monitoring adjuncts. The development-monitoring adjuncts are preferably embryo-imaging devices and sound-monitoring devices. The system includes image and sound recording components which can record periodic images of the embryos during the culturing cycle; and can record sounds emanating from the specimens. The embryo-imaging devices can include CCD imaging devices which are connected to image viewing and recording adjuncts by means of electrical connections. Each embryo development-monitoring site in the incubator can be provided with its own CCD embryo-imaging device which can be periodically activated by an incubator processor controller to produce and record images of the embryos at selected time intervals during the culturing cycle.

Lightweight Chamber Having Variable Configurations And A Method For Making Such

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US Patent:
7157270, Jan 2, 2007
Filed:
Apr 24, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/131632
Inventors:
Michael D. Cecchi - Madison CT, US
Assignee:
genX international inc. - Guilford CT
International Classification:
C12M 1/00
US Classification:
4352891, 4353031, 435809, 312209
Abstract:
An anabolic chamber constructed of a plastic with additives to create desirable characteristics such as resistance to corrosion and bacteria growth. The anabolic chamber has a double-wall structure with internal support ribs for creating a water jacket for facilitating maintaining temperature control within the chamber. Features such as handles, mounting blocks and surface detail are created integral to the anabolic chamber.

Apparatus And Method For Culturing Oocytes, Embryos, Stem Cells And Cells

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US Patent:
7915034, Mar 29, 2011
Filed:
Jun 29, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/477099
Inventors:
Michael D. Cecchi - Madison CT, US
Jacques Cohen - New York NY, US
Tim Schimmel - Randolph NJ, US
Assignee:
Genx International - Guilford CT
International Classification:
C12M 1/34
C12M 3/00
US Classification:
4352885
Abstract:
An apparatus for the culturing of oocytes, embryos, stem cells and cells allows the culturing of the specimens by communally growing or grouping of the specimens and maintains identification of the specimens and allows for the ease in use and location of the specimens in the apparatus. The ability to group the embryos increases cleavage rates, embryos scores and increases the likelihood of better embryos and pregnancy results. This will increase the chances of the survival and future growth or use of the specimens. The apparatus takes the form of a dish which is formed with a plurality of integral wells in which the specimens are placed. The wells or chambers may be subdivided into separate compartments which contain individual embryos or other specimens that are being cultured. The compartments will be interconnected so that the culturing media and culturing byproducts from each specimen can be shared by all of the specimens in any one well, but so that the specimens cannot migrate from one compartment to another.
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Michael D Cecchi from Miami Beach, FL, age ~74 Get Report