C12Y305/01041

ORGANIC LIGHT EMITTING DIODE DISPLAY WITH COLOR-CORRECTION COMPONENT AND METHOD OF MAKING SAME

An organic light emitting diode (OLED) display includes a pixelated OLED display panel and a color-correction component disposed on the pixelated OLED display panel. The pixelated OLED display panel has a ratio of blue-to-red color mixing weights at 30 degrees of ?.sup.0.sub.30, and a ratio of blue-to-red color mixing weights at 45 degrees of ?.sup.0.sub.45, where ?.sup.0.sub.45??.sup.0.sub.30?1.05 and 1.5??.sup.0.sub.45?1.1. The color-correction component is configured such that a ratio of blue-to-red color mixing weights at 45 degrees of the display is ?.sub.45 and a ratio of blue-to-red color mixing weights at 30 degrees of the display is ?.sub.30, where ?.sup.0.sub.45?0.1??.sub.45?2.1??.sup.0.sub.45 and ?.sup.0.sub.30?0.05??.sub.30?2.05??.sup.0.sub.30. Methods of making OLED displays are described.

Methods for producing a polyactive carbohydrate and applications thereof

Described herein are biological devices and methods for using the same to produce a polyactive carbohydrate. The biological devices include microbial cells transformed with a DNA construct containing genes for producing a chitin synthase, a chitosanase, and a chitin deacetylase. In some instances, the biological devices also include a gene for lipase. Methods for using the polyactive carbohydrate are also provided herein, including, but not limited to, enhancing the physiological properties of plants; medical applications; applications in the construction, materials science, and home goods industries; personal care, grooming, cosmetics, and oral care compositions containing the polyactive carbohydrate; methods for water decontamination; and the production of polyurethanes.

METHODS FOR PRODUCING A POLYACTIVE CARBOHYDRATE AND APPLICATIONS THEREOF
20250027128 · 2025-01-23 ·

Described herein are biological devices and methods for using the same to produce a polyactive carbohydrate. The biological devices include microbial cells transformed with a DNA construct containing genes for producing a chitin synthase, a chitosanase, and a chitin deacetylase. In some instances, the biological devices also include a gene for lipase. Methods for using the polyactive carbohydrate are also provided herein, including, but not limited to, enhancing the physiological properties of plants; medical applications; applications in the construction, materials science, and home goods industries; personal care, grooming, cosmetics, and oral care compositions containing the polyactive carbohydrate; methods for water decontamination; and the production of polyurethanes.