Novo Nordisk A/s

Thomas Erik Nilsson

Henrik Lund

Steffen Lav

Willem Van Der Beek

Hanne Ho Pedersen

Modesto Javier Mora Benito

Annette Hanne Toft

Helle Ravn Thomsen

Maria Bjerregaard Andersen

Dorthe Marcher

Tom Pickard

A needle magazine () for storing a plurality of pen needle assemblies in combination with a plurality of pen needle units is disclosed. The magazines each comprise a first part () and a second part (), each holding a number of pen needle assemblies. The first part () and the second part () are hinged together by a hinge mechanism () such that the pen needle magazine () can be folded to be easily carried by a user. The needle magazine () also comprises an irreversible locking mechanism () such that the needle magazine () can be used as a waste bin when discarding the used pen needle assemblies.

Two-part hinged needle magazine

This invention relates to a process for the treatment of fabrics. More specifically the invention relates to a process for the treatment of fabrics, which process comprises treating the fabric at elevated temperatures with an effective amount of a thermostable lipolytic enzyme.

Treatment of fabrics

Use of an .alpha.-amylase modified to improve oxidation stability in a

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Thomas Erik Nilsson