Korea Research Institute of Bioscience and Biotechnology

Korea Institute of Industrial Technology

Jung Joo Hong

Kyung Seop Ahn

Sei Ryang Oh

Hyeong Kyu Lee

Jung Hee Kim

Sang Kuy Han

Soon Ja Choi

Goo Taeg Oh

Keyoung Jin Chun

Yeung Bae Jin

Young Jeon Lee

Seong Kyu Park

Kang Jin Jeong

Woo Namkung

Phil Yong Kang

Kyu Tae Chang

Sang Rae Lee

The present invention includes: a three-dimensional moving image generation module for generating a moving image of an experiment target person; an object extraction module for extracting the experiment target person, separately from a background, from the moving image; an object definition module for defining an object by measuring a length, a size and a weight center of the object and extracting a depth image of the object; a behaviour pattern definition module for defining a basic behaviour pattern of the object by cumulatively analyzing a movement speed and movement time of the weight center of the corresponding object, and changes in the extracted depth data when the object defined by the object definition module is extracted by the object extraction module; and a behaviour pattern analysis module for analyzing and identifying a lasting time and a frequency of the basic behaviour pattern with respect to the object.

Behaviour pattern analysis system and method using depth image

This invention includes a composition ofand tilianin obtained by separation-purification for anti-inflammation and anti-atherosclerosis, and more particularly, an extract ofand tilianin obtained therefrom by separation-purification which are effective in preventing and treating not only inflammatory diseases but also atherosclerosis related to inflammatory responses and disease in the circulatory system caused by atherosclerosis because they are excellent in inhibiting the activity of complement systems as a factor of inflammatory responses, the expression of intercellular adhesion molecule-1 (ICAM-1) and vascular cell adhesion molecular-1 (VCAM-1), and the production of nitric oxide (NO). They can also significantly reduce the development of atherosclerosis due to the inflammatory response.

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Cheongju-si, South Korea

Jung Joo Hong