Samsung Display Co., Ltd.

Mogam Biotechnology Research Institute

Jae-Hoon Hwang

Jae-hyun Kim

Gee-Bum Kim

Doo-Sik Kim

Kwang-Hoe Chung

Yong-Seok Cho

Hong-Mo Moon

Yung-Dae Yun

You-Seok Koh

In a method for driving a liquid crystal display (LCD) device, an array substrate, a method of manufacturing the array substrate and the LCD device having the same, data signals are boosted by a first and a second boost signals up to a first and a second pixel voltages, respectively. The first and the second pixel voltages are applied to a transmissive electrode and a reflective electrode, respectively. As a result, the retardation of light passing through a liquid crystal layer on the transmissive electrode and the retardation of light of the liquid crystal layer on the reflective electrode may be controlled to be substantially equal to each other. Thus, the LCD device is driven in a transflective mode with a mono-cell gap so that the yield of the LCD device may be increased.

Method for driving a liquid crystal display device, an array substrate, method of manufacturing the array substrate and liquid crystal display device having the same

The present invention relates to a novel cDNA of direct-acting fibrinolytic serine protease ('Salmonase') which is prepared from a Korean viper, Salmosa(Agkistrodon halys brevicaudus), and a direct-acting fibrinolytic serine protease deduced therefrom. The cDNA of direct-acting fibrinolytic serine protease contains 699 nucleotides coding for 233 amino acids, and the Salmonase translated therefrom consists of two subunits of 77 and 156 amino acids, respectively. Salmonase cDNA of the invention may be expressed in the proper systems established in the recombinant E. coli, yeast, baculovirus/insect cells and other animal cells, and the recombinant Salmonase prepared therefrom can be practically applied as an active ingredient of thrombolytic and hemostatic agents.

CDNA of direct-acting fibrinolytic serine protease

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Jae-Hoon Hwang