Robert Boschgmbh

Baxter Innovations Gmbh

Baxalta Gmbh

Baxter Aktiengesellschaft

Baxler Innovations Gmbh

Klaus Zimmermann

Peter Turecek

Hans-Peter Schwarz

Friedrich Scheiflinger

Randolf Kerschbaumer

Miha Furlan

Gerhard Antoine

Bernhard Laemmle

Luigina Tagliavacca

Helena Elisabeth Schaller-Gerritsen

Tobias Lang

Klaus Sassen

Martin Silberbauer

Juergen Boss

Gerald Zimmermann

Andreas Hoyler

Jens Leideck

Robert Neuburger

Manfred Rieger

Dirk V&ouml;lkel

Helena Elisabeth Gerritsen

A method for controlling the movement of a component or machine element inhibited by friction, an adaptive pilot control being carried out, in which a variable pilot control value is applied to the manipulated variable to compensate for a friction influence, the change of the pilot control value being determined as a function of an actual value.

Method for controlling the movement of a component or machine element inhibited by friction

The invention relates to vWF cleaving entities having a molecular weight of 180 kD, 170 kD, 160 kD, 120 kD or 110 kD and an N-terminal amino acid sequence of AAGGILHLELLV, vWF cleaving complexes and methods for their production.

Composition exhibiting a von Willebrand factor (vWF) protease activity comprising a polypeptide chain with the amino acid sequence AAGGILHLELLV

Composition exhibiting a von Willebrand Factor (vWF) protease activity comprising a polypeptide chain with the amino acid sequence AAGGILHLELLV

Composition exhibiting a von Willebrand Factor (vWF) protease activity with the amino acid sequence AAGGILHLELLV

Composition exhibiting a von willebrand factor (vWF) protease activity comprising a polypeptide chain with the amino acid sequence AAGGILHLELLV

The invention relates to vWF cleaving entities having a molecular weight of 180 kD, 170 kD, 160 kD, 120 kD or 110 kD and an N-terminal amino acid sequence of AAGGILHLELLV (SEQ ID NO: 1), vWF cleaving complexes and methods for their production.

A method for controlling an injector is described, where the trigger signal for the actuator is controlled as function of the amplitude and the duration. The actuator, using an hydraulic coupler, actuates a control valve which, at a low voltage, operates in a ballistic mode and opens up an opening cross-section to an inlet channel. The opening cross-section becomes smaller with increasing trigger voltage, and the fuel quantity to one injected increases. The control valve is brought from ballistic mode to nonballistic mode via the amplitude and duration of the trigger voltage. The delivery duration and the amplitude of the trigger voltage are tuned to each other so that one or several jumps may occur, during which a switch is made from one voltage value to another voltage value, and from one delivery duration to another delivery injection. A piezoelectric element is preferably used as an actuator.

Method for controlling an injection valve

A device and a method for controlling an internal combustion engine. At least one first partial injection and one second partial injection are provided per injection cycle. One of the two partial injections is shifted in response to certain operating conditions being active. A correction value for a variable characterizing the delivery period is determined as a function of the shift of the partial injection.

Method and device for controlling an internal combustion engine

Methods are disclosed that permit pathogenic agent detection and differentiation between infectious and non-infectious forms. Specifically, the present invention provides for pathogenic agent detection using nucleic acid amplification and detection techniques. Moreover, these nucleic acid amplification and detection techniques permit infectious pathogens to be distinguished from non-infectious forms. Also disclosed is a method used to detect and distinguishes between infectious and non-infectious pathogens in biological products and pharmaceutical preparations.

Methods for the detection, quantification and differentiation of infectious versus non-infectious pathogens in a sample

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