Asahi Kogaku Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Jeol Ltd.

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Yamagata Technopolis Foundation

Special Reference Laboratories, Inc.

Masaaki Aoyama

Akira Morimoto

Goro Kitamura

Tokuhisa Ito

Hidenori Horiuchi

Heitaro Obara

Masahiro Kohno

Hidekatsu Yokoyama

Mariko Miura

Osamu Itoh

Mitsuharu Itabashi

Masanobu Shiga

N-acyloxylated cycloalkyl compounds, composition containing the same and methods of use therefor

Method for detecting peroxidase or hydrogen peroxide with high sensitivity. Both peroxidase and hydrogen peroxide are prepared such that one of them is overabundant to the other. Phenoxy radicals are produced from a p-substituted phenol compound by the action of peroxidase in the presence of hydrogen peroxide. The free radicals are trapped by a hydroxy amine compound, and stable radical species are produced. Electron spin resonances of the stable radical species are measured.

Method and reagent for detecting peroxidase or hydrogen peroxide

The laser beam emitted by a laser light source is first brought to an image in an auxiliary scanning plane, and reflected by a slit mirror provided in a prism block. The arrangement is such that this laser light is incident on the scanning deflector along the optic axis of the scanning lens, and a screen is provided for obstructing ghosting in the vicinity of the scanning surface. Further, either the side of the prism block on which the light is incident or the side from which it emerges is curved, or both are curved, or one side of the prism block is treated to prevent reflection. Further, a screen is provided between the laser light source and the slit mirror so as to obstruct that part of the light incident on the mirror which is reflected by the mirror after being reflected by the scanning deflector.

Scanning optical system

A scanning optical system for preventing ghosting is provided wherein a laser beam emitted by a laser light source is first brought to an image in an auxiliary scanning plane, and reflected by a slit mirror provided in a prism block. The laser beam is incident on the scanning deflector along the optical axis of the scanning lens, and a screen is provided for obstructing ghosting in the vicinity of the scanning surface. Further, at least one side of the prism block on which the light is incident from which the light emerges is curved, or one side of the prism block is treated to prevent reflection. Further, the screen is disposed between the laser light source and the slit mirror so as to obstruct the part of the light beam incident on the mirror which is reflected by the mirror after being reflected by the scanning deflector.

A scanning optical apparatus has a laser beam source for emitting a laser beam, a scanning deflector for deflecting and scanning the laser beam in a principal scanning plane, a scanning lens for imaging the deflected laser beam on a scanning surface to form a spot thereon, an imaging lens for forming the laser beam from the laser beam source into a line spread function image in an auxiliary scanning plane that is perpendicular to the principal scanning plane before the laser beam is made incident to the scanning deflector, a static deflector which is located on the line spread function image and which is adapted to guide the beam from the light source to the scanning deflector and guide the reflected beam from the scanning deflector to the scanning lens, and a holding member for holding at least the laser beam source, the imaging lens and the static deflector separately from other optical elements.

Scanning optical apparatus

A method for diagnosis of cancer utilizing an ESR spectrometer comprised a first step for mixing cells from a patient with a solution of hematoporphyrin or hematoporphyrin derivative, a second step for isolating said cells from unreacted reagent and obtaining ESR spectral signal on said cells, a third step for finding quantity S.sub.x of the radicals contained in said cells on the basis of the ESR signal, and a fourth step for comparing value S.sub.x at a predetermined level.

Method for diagnosing cancer using ESR

A comparison-type dimension measurement system in which a laser 1 provides linearly polarized light that is directed by a polarization beam splitter 5 into a microscope system in which a specimen 13 is mounted. The reflected polarized light is rotated 90.degree. by a quarter wave plate 9 and passes through the beam splitter to a multi-element line sensor 19. The laser light is scanned by a rotatable mirror 3 over the specimen. Threshold intensities are determined on indicia of known separation on a reference specimen and used to calibrate the distance measured by the line sensor.

Comparison type dimension measuring method and apparatus using a laser

An automatic focusing device for vertical focusing of a specimen 23 in which an enlarging condenser lens 11 is placed between a light source 12 and a half mirror 7 in an automatic focus detecting system so that an enlarged image 24 of the light source is presented to an objective 1 of the focusing microscope M.

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Masaaki Aoyama