Fujitsu Corporation

National Cancer Center

Michihiko Aki

Kazuho Maeda

Mitsuhiro Azuma

Teruhiko Yoshida

Hiromi Sakamoto

Shinji Hotta

Takuya Nagasawa

Kokichi Sugano

Mineko Ushiama

Takuro Oya

Provided is a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing a program causing a computer to execute a process, the process including: receiving a first operation that specifies a person symbol from a plurality of person symbols representing persons present in a family tree; displaying a plurality of first candidate person symbols capable of being connected with the person symbol specified by the received first operation by referring to a first storage unit that stores attribute information with respect to each of a plurality of persons; receiving a second operation that selects a first candidate person symbol from the plurality of first candidate person symbols that have been displayed; and displaying the first candidate person symbol selected by the received second operation while the selected first candidate person symbol is being connected with the person symbol specified by the first operation.

Family tree construction supporting method and family tree construction supporting device

This analyte evaluation apparatus has an analyte space for holding a liquid containing an analyte, a working electrode, a counter electrode and a reference electrode, and the potential of the working electrode is altered with respect to the potential of the reference electrode as the standard potential, and the behavior of the analyte is observed to thereby evaluate the analyte, and the working electrode is provided in the analyte space and the counter electrode and reference electrode are provided in an electrode medium container for holding an electrically conductive electrode medium while being connected via an electrically conductive communicating part for substantially blocking the passage of liquid from the analyte space.

Analyte evaluation apparatus

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Kawasaki, Japan

Michihiko Aki