Hogy Medical Co., Ltd.

Canon Kabushiki Kaisha

Bando Chemical Industries, Inc.

Koichi Takada

Gilbu Soe

Motonori Aoshima

Yutaka Komiya

Atsushi Someda

A hemostatic agent, an agent for promoting cellular adhesion and an agent for curing an injury, each comprising an alkali or alkali earth metal salt of carboxylmethyl cellulose, and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier are disclosed.

Hemostatic agent

Method of curing an injury to a skin surface

An accelerator position sensor urges a rotary member,into rotation relative to a fixed member,fixed on the side of a vehicle body in a direction of a returning operation of an accelerator pedal by torque of a torsion spring,and detects the angle of rotation of the rotary member,in a sensor unit,thereof. In the accelerator position sensor, a cylindrical resin member,is disposed between a boss,of the fixed member,and the torsion spring,so as to be pressed against the boss,by a reaction of the torque of the torsion spring,to create sliding resistance to the boss,during rotation of the rotary member,in order that the pressing force characteristic of the accelerator pedal exhibits sufficient hysteresis between pressing and returning operations.

Accelerator position sensor

A hemostatic agent, an age for promoting cellular adhesion and an agent for curing an injury, each comprising an alkali or alkali earth metal salt of carboxylmethyl cellulose, and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier are disclosed.

A tissue sealant comprising thrombin, fibrinogen, and carboxylmethyl cellulose or an alkali metal or alkali earth metal salt thereof is disclosed. The tissue sealant of the present invention promotes a hemostasis of an injury to a skin surface or a viscus, a healing of an injury, an endothelium formation of a blood vessel, an adhesive activity of animal cells, such as endothelial cells or fibroblasts in vitro, and an adhesion and agglutination of platelets.

Tissue sealant containing fibrinogen, thrombin and carboxymethyl cellulose or salt thereof

An original feed control unit for a copying machine has programming means for variably setting a stop position of an original fed by an original feed device prior to the start of the copy operation. By varying the stop position, the size of the margin formed on the copy paper can be varied. The position of a detector for detecting a jam of the original may be also varied in accordance with the desired size of the margin in order to properly detect a jam.

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Tokyo, Japan

Koichi Takada