Tosoh Corporation

Fujitsu Corporation

Tosch Corporation

Ryuichi Horie

Takahiko Ishiguro

Kiyoshi Yasukawa

Noriyoshi Masuda

Takashi Saito

Takumi Tokunaga

Juichi Saitoh

Takashi Yamamoto

Mitsuo Honda

Yuichi Isawa

Toshitaka Taya

Shudo Yamazaki

Katsuyoshi Shigeta

Noriyuki Ota

Keiichi Murayama

Michio Sowa

Yoshito Yamashita

Yong-Suk Chung

Masahito Toriumi

A detection reagent for detecting thermostable direct hemolysin-related hemolysin (TRH) gene in an amplification process which specifically amplifies TRH1 and TRH2 RNA, which reagent comprises a first primer having a sequence complementary to a specific sequence of an RNA derived from the TRH gene, and a second primer having a sequence homologous to said specific sequence.

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The present invention provides a combination of oligonucleotides preferable for composing a rapid and specific gene testing reagent for Shiga toxin family gene type 2 (stx) of entero-hemorrhagic(EHEC). More specifically, the present invention provides a method for detecting stx2 RNA of EHEC by specifically amplifying only stx2 RNA using a primer having a sequence homologous or complementary to a base sequence specific for stx2 gene of EHEC and located at sites free of alterations between genotypes, and an oligonucleotide that binds to a specific site of stx2 RNA.

A method of detecting a specific acid-fast bacterium, wherein primers having nucleotide sequences homologous or complementary to the specific regions in the rRNAs of the specific acid-fast bacterium are used to specifically amplify only the rRNAs of the specific acid-fast bacterium.

Method of detecting acid-fast bacteria using ribosomal RNA as target

A compound represented by the formula 1, a salt, hydrate, solvate or stereoisomer thereof.

Fluorescent dye and method of measuring nucleic acid

Nucleic acid probe

A DNA probe of the following structural formula (1) (wherein P* is an optically active phosphorus atom, each of R,and R,is a DNA oligomer having an arbitrary sequence, and R,is a fluorescent intercalative dye attached via an appropriate linker) which has an optically active configuration about P*.

Optically active DNA probe having phosphonic diester linkage

In a method for automatically address information and network environment information in networks mutually connectable to each other under a predetermined protocol network environment, step (a) is to manage, in a setting device connected to one of the networks, address information and network environment information used for each device connected on of the networks to operate under the predetermined protocol network environment. Step (b) sends, from a setting-needed device moved from one of the networks to another network or newly joined to one of the networks, a request message for requesting address information and network environment information to the setting device. Step (c) makes, in the setting device, a correspondence between a device name of the setting-needed device and a network address of the setting-needed device and sending back a reply message to the setting-needed device from the setting device, the reply message in order to send the address information containing the device name and the network address of the setting-needed device and the network environment information. Step (b) stores, in the setting-needed device, the address information and the network environment information sent from the setting device, so that the setting-needed device can operate under the predetermined network environment.

System for automatically connecting portable device to network using

A pharmaceutical composition against AIDS, which contains, as an active ingredient, an antibody capable of recognizing glycolipid derived from Echinoidea.

Pharmaceutical composition against AIDS

Methods for diagnosis of cancers of digestive organs selected from stomach, colon and pancreatic cancers using antibodies specific for a mucin-type carbohydrate chain of the formula Gal.beta.1--4GlcNAc.beta.1--6GalNAc.alpha.1--1Cer are described.

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Zama, Japan

Ryuichi Horie