Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Abtis Co., Ltd.

Sungkyunkwan University

Ju Hwan Kim

Ho Jun Lee

Mun Sub Kim

Jin Yong Mo

Sung Jin Park

Duhgoon Lee

Seung-Hoon Kim

Myung Jin Chung

Phill Gu Jung

Se Hui Kim

Si Won Park

Sung Nam Kim

Do Hyeong Hwang

Geun Tae Bae

Deug Yong Park

Hyung Suk Han

Sang Jeon Chung

Hyeong Joon Seo

Tae Jin Lee

Jai Kwon Lee

Hoon Yeong Koh

Young Geun Lee

Jin Woo Seo

Soo Hyun Kim

Dae Jin Kim

Jun Ho Huh

Kee Moon Chun

Jai Yeol Lee

Min Jae Lee

Kwang Young Park

Young Gil Ju

Do Hyeong Hyeong Hwang

Hyo Jin Kang

Cheol Yong Cha

The present application relates to a novel linker for use in bioconjugation, comprising two or more electrophilic carbon atoms of a carbonyl group, and a click chemistry functional group and, more specifically, to a linker through which a compound, a peptide, and/or a protein can be directly and/or indirectly linked by a substitution reaction to a desired target molecule, that is, a target molecule.

Compound for preparation of antibody-payload conjugate and use thereof

A pipe fixing device comprising a plurality of pipes, for conducting liquid or gas, arranged to cross each other, and a fixing member for fixing the plurality of pipes. The fixing member comprises a plurality of pipe fixing bores, and a plurality of fitting bores for the fitting of bands used to tighten the pipes. The present invention can secure not only easy insertion of the pipes arranged to cross each other, but also enhancement in a coupling force of the pipes through the use of the tightening bands, resulting in stable and reliable fixation of the pipes.

Pipe fixing device

An X-ray imaging apparatus includes an imaging device configured to capture a camera image of a target; a controller configured to stitch a plurality of X-ray images of respective divided regions of the target to generate one X-ray image of the target; and a display configured to display a settings window that provides a GUI for receiving a setting of an X-ray irradiation condition for the respective divided regions, and display the camera image in which positions of the respective divided regions are displayed.

X-ray imaging apparatus and method for controlling the same

The present invention relates to technology capable of labeling a certain site of an antibody with a certain number of chemical functional groups or cargo moieties. The present invention may provide an antibody product having high uniformity. The present invention may provide an antibody product whose antibody functions are not degraded. That is, the present invention may provide an antibody product whose antibody binding affinity and half-life are not degraded. The present invention is of great significance as being the first technology allowing site-specific labeling of an antibody without any complicated processes.

Site-specific antibody conjugation and antibody-drug conjugate as specific embodiment thereof

An imaging apparatus includes a camera to capture a camera image of a target disposed on an examination table; an X-ray source to generate and radiate X-rays; a memory to store imaging protocols; a display; and a controller. The controller is configured to receive information regarding a selection of an imaging protocol, identify a position of an imaging region of the target based on the camera image, the imaging region corresponding to the selection of the imaging protocol and the camera image being acquired with the examination table at a first distance from the X-ray source, control the display to display the camera image of the target and an indicator indicating the imaging region on the camera image based on the identified position, and control the X-ray source to radiate the X-rays toward the target disposed on the examination table at a second distance from the X-ray source.

An X-ray imaging apparatus includes an imaging device configured to capture a camera image of a target; a controller configured to stitch a plurality of X-ray images of respective divided regions of the target to generate one X-ray image of the target; and a display configured to display a settings window that provides a GUI for receiving a setting of an X-ray irradiation condition for the respective divided regions and the camera image in which positions of the respective divided regions are displayed.

Disclosed is a humidifier and home appliance having a structure with an air inflow path formed in a water tank separately from a water supply inlet and configured to prevent noise due to air bubbles during water supply to a water reservoir from the water tank, and a structure configured to block the air inflow path in order to prevent water from flowing into the air inflow path during replenishment of water to the water tank.

Humidifier and home appliance

An X-ray imaging apparatus includes an imaging device that captures a camera image of a target, a controller that stitches a plurality of X-ray images of a plurality of divided regions to generate one X-ray image of the target, and a display that displays a settings window providing a graphical user interface for receiving a setting of an X-ray irradiation condition for the divided regions, and displays the camera image in which positions of the divided regions are displayed.

An X-ray imaging apparatus uses a camera image to set various types of parameters related to X-ray imaging including an X-ray irradiation region and automatically controls X-ray imaging. An X-ray imaging apparatus includes an imaging device that captures a camera image, an X-ray source on which a collimator adjusting an X-ray irradiation region is mounted, a storage unit that maps and stores an X-ray imaging region for each of a plurality of X-ray imaging protocols, an input unit that receives a selection of one among the X-ray imaging protocols from the plurality of X-ray imaging protocols, and a controller that extracts an X-ray imaging region mapped to the selected X-ray imaging protocol from the camera image and controls the collimator such that the X-ray irradiation region corresponds to the extracted X-ray imaging region.

The present invention relates to a coenzyme Q10 solubilizing composition and a method for preparing the same. In the coenzyme Q10 solubilizing composition and the method for preparing the same according to the present invention, coenzyme Q10, which is a non-soluble drug, is encapsulated by a micelle containing glycyrrhizic acid or a salt of glycyrrhizic acid, bile acid, and unsaturated fatty acid, thereby improving encapsulation efficiency and improving the solubility of coenzyme Q10 in water. In addition, the mass-production of the composition can be easily achieved through sonication or a microfluidizer, the particle size of the composition encapsulating coenzyme Q10 can be controlled, and the natural substance-based formulation without using ethanol and an organic solvent are possible, so that it is expected that the composition of the present invention can be favorably utilized as a composition for pharmaceuticals, foods, and cosmetics, the composition having ensured stability and almost no toxicity.

Coenzyme Q10 solubilizing composition and method for preparing same

An X-ray imaging apparatus includes an imaging device that captures a camera image of a target, a controller that stitches a plurality of X-ray images of a plurality of divided regions to generate one X-ray image of the target, and a display that displays a setting window providing a graphical user interface for receiving a setting of an X-ray irradiation condition for the divided regions, and displays the camera image in which positions of the divided regions are displayed.

A system-on-chip (SoC) which includes a plurality of intellectual properties (IP cores) which communicate data with a memory device operates by monitoring whether a data transaction occurs between at least one of the IP cores and the memory device, determining an operation state of the IP core according to the result of the monitoring, and supplying the IP core with power corresponding to the operation state of the IP core.

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Suwon-si, South Korea

Ju Hwan Kim