Guangzhou Virotech Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.

Mivalife Mobile Technology, Inc.

South China University of Technology

Kai Li

Guangmei Yan

Jun Hu

Suizhen Lin

Jiankai Liang

Yuan Lin

Xiao Xiao

Haipeng Zhang

Wei Yin

Wenbo Zhu

Shangyu Guo

Hangqiang Chen

Shaodong Ma

Qin Yuan

Yaqian Tan

Jing Cai

Hongjuan Zhao

Shoufang Gong

Yueqiong Wang

Xianmin Zhang

Yilin Shan

Chuangang Tang

The present invention discloses a solder paste laser induced forward transfer device and method. The device comprises a laser, a beam shaping module, an optical path adjustment module, a solder paste transfer module and a computer control system, wherein the laser is connected to the beam shaping module, followed by the optical path adjustment module, and the solder paste transfer module is located below the optical path adjustment module. The beam shaping module comprises a beam expanding lens, an aperture, a flat-top beam shaper and a spatial light modulator. The optical path adjustment module comprises a two-dimensional galvanometer and an f-&#x3b8; lens. The solder paste transfer module consists of a transparent substrate, a solder paste film, a clamp, a Z-axis lifting table, a receiving substrate, and an XYZ precise moving platform. The computer control system consists of a computer and drivers of other devices. The device and method can achieve mask-free, non-contact and high-precision solder paste transfer, thereby greatly shortening the production cycle and reducing the production cost.

Solder paste laser induced forward transfer device and method

The present invention belongs to the field of biomedicine and relates to use of VCP (valosin-containing protein, VCP) inhibitor and oncolytic virus in the preparation of an anti-tumor drug. The present invention firstly discovers that VCP inhibitor can be used in the preparation of an anti-tumor synergist for oncolytic virus. Meanwhile, the present invention relates to a pharmaceutical composition comprising VCP inhibitor and oncolytic virus, a pharmaceutical kit comprising VCP inhibitor and oncolytic virus, and use of VCP inhibitor and oncolytic virus for treating tumor, especially a tumor that is not sensitive to oncolytic virus. The present invention also relates to an anti-tumor administration system, characterized in that, comprising oncolytic virus and a reagent for detecting the expression level of VCP.

Use of VCP inhibitor and oncolytic virus in the preparation of an anti-tumor drug

Disclosed is use of alphavirus in preparation of antitumor drugs. The alphavirus is M1 virus or Getah virus. In addition, the specific tumor types sensitive to abovementioned alphavirus treatment are further determined, so as to provide a safe and effective solution for antitumor drug administering schemes.

Use of alphavirus in preparation of antitumor drugs

Described herein is use of a Caspase activator and an oncolytic virus in the preparation of an anti-tumor drug. As described, Caspase activator can enhance the anti-tumor effect of oncolytic virus, and the combination of Caspase activator and oncolytic virus produces a significant synergistic anti-tumor effect, and demonstrates an effective therapy for the treatment of tumors that are less sensitive to other pharmaceutical treatments.

Use of IAP inhibitor and oncolytic virus in preparation of anti-tumor drug

Methods, systems, and apparatus, for an infrared detector are provided. In one aspect, an infrared detector is provided that includes a pyroelectric sensor; a controller for receiving a trigger signal outputted by the pyroelectric sensor; a thermopile sensor, wherein the controller starts the thermopile sensor after receiving the trigger signal output by the pyroelectric sensor; and an alarm, wherein the controller controls the alarm to generate an alarm signal in response to a determination that a difference between a current temperature and a background temperature detected by the thermopile sensor is larger than a threshold value and a determination that the areas of the thermopile sensor activated correspond to a human being.

Infrared detector

Methods, systems, and apparatus, for an infrared detector are provided. In one aspect, an infrared detector is provided that includes a pyroelectric sensor; a controller for receiving a trigger signal outputted by the pyroelectric sensor; a thermopile sensor, wherein the controller starts the thermopile sensor after receiving the trigger signal output by the pyroelectric sensor; and an alarm, wherein when the thermopile sensor determines that a difference between a current temperature and a background temperature is larger than a threshold value, the controller controls the alarm to generate an alarm signal.

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