Teijin Limited

Sony Group Corporation

University of Arizona

Mitsumi Electric Company Ltd.

Meiji Seika Kaisha, Ltd.

Takashi Kawamura

Yasuhiko Masuho

Toru Sugano

Evan M Hersh

Eskild A Petersen

Douglas Lake

Yoh-Ichi Matsumoto

Yoichi Yasunaga

Yuki Takahashi

Tetsuo Ikeda

Satoshi Sasaki

Shigenori Inamoto

Yukio Kaneko

Toru Sasaki

Takashi Kamimura

Tsuyoshi Kimura

Kui Li

Osami Takenouchi

Toshihiko Terashita

Satoshi Sato

Eri Igarashi

Katsuhiko Tomibe

Shuzo Sawada

Masato Tani

Shintaro Ogura

Yohichi Matsumoto

Chieko Moriyama

Toshiaki Harada

Yoh-ichi Matsumoto

Takami Tomiyama

Takeshi Higaki

Yasuhiro Gyobu

Kotaro Eguchi

A small-sized normal mode helical antenna is provided that is not affected by nearby conductors. The antenna is an antenna including a coil constituting a normal mode helical antenna, an area of a cross section perpendicular to an axis of the coil for a single turn at each end of the coil being less than an area of a cross section perpendicular to the axis of the coil near the coil center.

Antenna and electronic device

To provide a wave control medium that can absorb and control wave motion while achieving downsizing and wider bandwidth of a metamaterial and the like. A wave control mediumincludes a three-dimensional microstructure having a base, a spiral part, and a matching elementdisposed between the baseand the spiral part, in which the three-dimensional microstructure includes a material selected from any one of a metal, a dielectric, a magnetic body, a semiconductor, and a superconductor, or a combination of a plurality of these materials. The wave control mediumcan absorb the wave motion by having the matching elementdisposed between the baseand the spiral partto moderate a change in the entire impedance value.

Wave control medium, wave control element, wave control member, wave control device, and manufacturing method of wave control medium

Provided is an electromagnetic wave absorber capable of further expanding applicable objects while reducing a size of a unit structure, and at the same time, improving the degree of freedom in arrangement. An electromagnetic wave absorberincludes a substrate, a first wiring patternmounted on one surface of the substrate, and a second wiring patternmounted on the other surface opposite to the one surface, the first wiring patternincludes a line portionextending in parallel to a direction in which an external electric field is generated, a capacitor portionin which a potential difference is generated by the external electric field, and a first connecting portionand a second connecting portionwhich connect each of ends of the line portion with the capacitor portion, and the second wiring patternincludes a wire portionwhich extends in the same direction as the line portion and is arranged at a position opposite to the line portion, and extension portionsandthat are branched to be bent from ends of the wire portion.

Electromagnetic wave absorber

A push switch contains a case including a containing portion and a sealing groove; a pair of contacts disposed in the containing portion so as to be spaced apart from each other; a movable contact which is disposed above the pair of contacts in the containing portion; a cap including a base portion disposed on the case and a sealing protrusion protruding from a peripheral edge portion of the base portion toward a lower side for liquid-tightly sealing the sealing groove of the case; and a cover attached to the case from an upper side so as to hold the cap on the case. The sealing protrusion of the cap is compressively deformed in the sealing groove of the case, and thereby the sealing groove of the case is liquid-tightly sealed.

Push switch

A switch according to the present invention includes a base including a recessed portion on one surface of the base; a click spring having a dome shape, the click spring being provided at the recessed portion such that the bottom of the recessed portion is contacted at a dome-shaped opening side of the click spring; a cover provided to cover the recessed portion and to house the click spring at the recessed portion; and a strain detecting element attached to another surface of the base. The strain detecting element is configured to detect strain of the base, the strain occurring in accordance with a depression amount of the click spring that is depressed.

Switch

SF2809-I,II,III,IV,V and VI substances exhibiting chymase-inhibiting activities

Human monoclonal antibodies which belong to the IgGl subclass and are specific for HIV are described. The monoclonal antibodies have potential for use in the diagnosis, prevention and therapy of HIV infection.

Monoclonal antibodies specific for HIV and the hybridomas for production

Human monoclonal antibodies which belong to the IgG1 subclass and are specific for HIV are described. The monoclonal antibodies have potential for use in the diagnosis, prevention and therapy of HIV infection.

The human monoclonal antibody to the glycoprotein gpIII of varicella zoster virus (VZV), and hybridoma producing same, are provided. The hybridoma is obtained by immunizing human lymphocytes with gpIII antigen in the presence of a mitogen, and selecting a monoclonal antibody which reacts with a cell monolayer ELISA plate but substantially does not react with a cell homogenate ELISA plate.

Human monoclonal antibody to glycoprotein GPIII of varicella zoster virus

Human IgG1 monoclonal antibodies are produced by hybridoma ATCC HB10074 and bind to gp120 of HIV.

Monoclonal antibodies specific for HIV and hybridomas for their

P. aeruginosa E87Ag antigen comprising polysaccharide fraction with molecular weight of about 27,000 which is contained in lipopolysaccharide of P. aeruginosa; anti-P. aeruginosa human or mouse monoclonal antibody which recognizes said E87Ag antigen; and mouse-human or mouse-mouse hybridoma which produces said monoclonal antibody. The monoclonal antibody can be used for making diagnosis and therapy of infections with P. aeruginosa.

E87Ag antigens of Pseudomonas aeruginosa and monoclonal antibodies

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Tokyo, Japan

Takashi Kawamura