Biomerieux, Inc.

Alcatel Lucent

Chinese Academy of Sciences

Hasco Vision Technology Co., Ltd

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Dow Global Technolgoies LLC

Rohm and Haas Company

Dow Silicones Corporation

Abelzeta Inc.

Cellular Biomedicine Group, Inc.

Fang Liu

Xun Ye

Fei Wu

Qinghua Xu

Xia Meng

He Zhu

Zhiping Qiu

Wenhui Sang

Bruno Mougin

Dapan Zhang

Yutian Wei

Jianqiang Zhu

Caixia Chi

Liping Lan

Hui Li

Bin Wang

Zhihua Liu

Cong Li

Zhaohui Qu

Vu Minh Le

Qiang Liu

Vivek Gupta

Jiaqi Huang

Yihong Yao

Avrilia Floratou

Langrun Jin

Li Ding

Shikun Dong

Irene Rogan Shaffer

Meng Yan

Gengxiu Tang

Jordan Joseph Henkel

Ehimwenma Nosakhare

Xinhong Wang

Joyce Yu Cahoon

Jingyi Yang

Huimin Yan

Taiying Zeng

Hongbiao Huang

Wee Hyong Tok

Jason Wang

Dong Yan

Yan Qiu

Abhishek Narain

Gust Verbruggen

Noelle Yanhui Li

David Joseph Donahue

Daniel Muñoz Huerta

Richard Anarfi

Shaily Jignesh Fozdar

An optical element, a vehicle light module, a vehicle light, and a vehicle. The optical element comprises a plurality of optical units. Each optical unit comprises a light incident surface (), a light guide part (), and a light-emitting surface (). The light incident surfaces () are located on the same plane and are successively connected so as to form an optical element light incident surface. The light guide parts () are arranged such that light rays emitted from the optical element light incident surface can be guided so as to be emitted from the corresponding light-emitting surfaces (). The light-emitting surfaces () are arranged in a preset form. The optical element is provided with the light-emitting surfaces () having a smaller width dimension. therefore is suitable for elongated vehicle lights of different sizes, and has the advantages of a high integration level, high optical efficiency and a small size.

Optical element, vehicle light module, vehicle light and vehicle

The present invention provides a reagent and method for detecting a replication-competent lentivirus (RCL) by fluorescence quantitative real-time polymerase chain reaction (PCR). In particular, the present invention provides a primer and probe combination for detecting RCL, and a method for performing detection using said primer and probe; the present invention also provides a reagent kit comprising said primer and probe. The primer and probe combination of the present invention detects RCL with high amplification efficiency and good specificity, and can be used for RCL detection and RCL monitoring of clinical patient peripheral blood samples which may occur during a production process.

Reagent and method for fluorescence quantitative real-time PCR detection of RCL

A computer-implemented method for performing natural language-based data integration includes causing execution of a data integration application on a remote device via a network and causing surfacing of a GUI corresponding to the data integration application on a display of the remote device. The method includes receiving, via the GUI, a natural language input representing a data integration task, generating, via an LLM, a set of ordered activities corresponding to the data integration task represented by the natural language input, and selecting, via the LLM, one or more APIs for performing each activity within the set of ordered activities. The method also includes generating a data pipeline based on the set of ordered activities and the API(s) for performing each activity, as well as back-translating the data pipeline to a desired data format for execution by the data integration application.

Natural language-based data integration

A high-beam optical element includes a light incident part, a light guide part and a light emitting part sequentially arranged from back to front. The light incident part includes a high-beam incident part and an auxiliary lighting structure. The auxiliary lighting structure is configured to receive auxiliary lighting and transmit it to the light guide part after at least one reflection and then project it from the light emitting part as a low-beam III. The high-beam optical element is part of a high-beam illumination unit in a vehicle.

Vehicle high-beam illumination unit with light guide optical element

Aqueous-based release coating compositions are disclosed. The disclosed aqueous-based release coating compositions are particularly suitable for use with pressure sensitive adhesives. In some embodiments, the aqueous-based release coating compositions include (A) a vinyl-based emulsion copolymer comprising a copolymerizable acid monomer, (B) a silicone-based emulsion comprising a mixture of amine-, polyol-functional siloxane and epoxy-, glycol-functional siloxane, and (C) a polymeric dispersant comprising an acid functional group. In some embodiments, the weight ratio of silicone-based emulsion (B) to polymeric dispersant (C) in the aqueous-based release coating compositions is from 2:1 to 3:1. The disclosed release coating compositions are suitable for use in, inter alia, tape applications.

Aqueous-based release coating compositions

A vehicle light optical element (VLOE) comprises a light incident portion, a transmission portion, and a light emitting portion sequentially arranged from back to front. The light incident portion comprises an illuminating light incident structure (ILIS) and at least one high-beam light incident structure (HBLIS), in which an illuminating light incident surface of the ILIS is adapted to receive auxiliary light during low-beam lighting. Alternatively, the light incident portion comprises an ILIS and at least one HBLIS, in which the ILIS is either a flat surface, a curved cylindrical body protruding backwards, a hemispherical body protruding backwards, or a light condensing structure. The ILIS is adapted to receive auxiliary lighting light during low-beam lighting. The ILIS is provided on the VLOE, such that when a vehicle light is in a low-beam lighting mode, the VLOE is also luminous, thereby improving the aesthetic appearance of the vehicle light.

Vehicle light optical element, vehicle light module, vehicle headlight, and vehicle

A kit for the prognosis of colorectal cancer, which includes reagents related in detecting the expression level of any one or more genes of the following five genes: BST1, as shown in SEQ ID NO:1; MGST1, as shown in SEQ ID NO:2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or 10; HP, as shown in SEQ ID NO:11 or 12; RCAN3, as shown in SEQ ID NO:13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21 or 22; and SRA1, as shown in SEQ ID NO:23 or 24. The reagents are used to detect the expression level of any one or more of the above five genes in the preparation of a kit for the prognosis of colorectal cancer. The kit can be used to perform precise prognosis for a patient suffering from colorectal cancer, and has good clinical application prospects.

Kit for the prognosis of colorectal cancer

The present invention relates to method and kit for performing a colorectal cancer assay. Especially a method including extracting total RNA from a peripheral blood sample obtained from a patient suspected of having or having colorectal cancer; contacting the total RNA, or cDNA or cRNA obtained from the total RNA, with one or more reagents specific for at least one target gene and no more than 100 target genes; and measuring the expression level of the at least one target gene and no more than 100 target genes. The at least one target gene and no more than 100 target genes includes one or more members selected from the group consisting of the KLRB1, KLRC2, KLRC3, KLRD1, KLRK1, CD247, RRAS2, SH2D1B, LCK, MRPS6, SPRY4, CYBB, DUSP2, PDE4D, SH2D2A, GZMB, INSR, ITGAM, VCAN, CD163, P2RY10, CD226, MRPL10, ITPRIPL2, CD2, and NUDT16 genes.

Method and kit for performing a colorectal cancer assay

The present invention provides a method for determining in vitro, in a peripheral blood sample, the probability for an individual to suffer from a colorectal cancer, using the comparison of the amount of expression products of nucleic acids of genes of the individual to be tested with the amount of expression products of nucleic acids of the same genes obtained from a CRC group of patients constituting the positive control and with the amount of expression products of nucleic acids of the same genes obtained from a CNC group of individuals constituting the negative control; and a kit comprising specific binding partners for said expression products.

Method and kit for determining in vitro the probability for an individual to suffer from colorectal cancer

A method and kit for the prognosis of colorectal cancer where the method includes the steps of: a) obtaining a peripheral blood sample and extracting total RNA from the sample, b) contacting the total RNA with at least one reagent specific for at least one NK cell gene and no more than 25 specific reagents for 25 NK cell genes, c) determining the expression level of at least one and at most 25 NK cell genes to obtain an expression profile for the patient, d) analyzing the expression profile with expression profiles previously clinically classified as a good prognosis and as a poor prognosis, wherein if the expression profile is clustered with the poor prognosis profiles, then the patient is determined to have a poor prognosis, and if the expression profile is clustered with the good prognosis profiles, then the patient is determined to have a good prognosis.

Method and kit for the prognosis of colorectal cancer

A method for scheduling communication traffic in an Advanced Telecom Computing Architecture based equipment and a corresponding apparatus are provided. In the method, communication traffic information of traffic processing means in the equipment is collected; based on the collected communication traffic information, a traffic distribution rule for the traffic processing means in next time period is generated; and based on the generated traffic distribution rule, incoming communication traffic of the equipment is scheduled. The method of the invention considers the quality of service and contracted capacity of the whole equipment and the dynamic processing capability and running environment of the traffic processing means, and can balance the loads of the respective traffic processing means in the equipment with asymmetric multi-application configuration well by adaptively adjusting the distribution of the communication traffic, to guarantee the quality of service of the whole equipment.

Method and apparatus for scheduling communication traffic in ATCA-based equipment

A compact optical mount for adjust optical component in 3 dimensions. Based on the traditional 2D adjustable optical mount, its inner space is utilized for installing the third dimension angular adjustment. By virtue of its compact structure, convenient adjustment, high precision and good stability, the invention is suitable for adjusting small optics in 3 dimensions, by which the real optical axil can agree with the idea optical axil well to fast adjust the whole optical system.

Three dimensional angular adjustable optical mount

In an embodiment, the method of identifying an application protocol includes classifying a data packet to be detected into an individual traffic flow, searching for keywords in a valid payload of the traffic flow based upon a keyword database of identifiable application protocols, and determining a keyword weight vector of the traffic flow. The weight of a keyword is related to a location of the keyword in a valid payload of a traffic flow. Similarities between the keyword weight vector of the traffic flow and feature keyword weight vectors of the identifiable application protocols are determined; and an application protocol corresponding to a feature keyword weight vector with the highest similarity to the keyword weight vector of the traffic flow as the application protocol of the traffic flow is deteremined if a condition is satisfied.

Method and apparatus for identifying application protocol

A honeycomb table, including an upper skin tapped with holes for mounting equipments, a lower skin with a plurality of holes, a honeycomb core layer, connecting side walls, a number of cups and funnels in honeycomb core cells one-to-one. The cups are positioned on the holes in the lower skin. The cups and funnels prevent contaminants and residue from reaching the interior of the honeycomb core, such that the honeycomb can be continuously maintained in a clean working condition.

Honeycomb table

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Shanghai, China

Fang Liu