Kyushu University

The Proctor 'Gamble Company

Yoko Hayashi

Hiroshi Kimura

Yuko Sato

John Glasgow Burns, Jr

Hitoshi Kurumizaka

Yasuyuki Ohkawa

Akihito Harada

Tetsuya Handa

Maya Hasegawa

Takaya Okano

A method is provided for integrating a DNA fragment of a desired base sequence into a site located adjacent to a binding region of a DNA-binding protein bound to a DNA molecule, the method including bringing the DNA fragment having a base sequence including a transposase-binding sequence and the desired base sequence close to the binding region using a specific binding substance to the DNA-binding protein, binding transposase to the transposase-binding sequence, and activating the transposase such that the DNA fragment of the desired base sequence is integrated into the site located adjacent to the binding region.

Method for inserting desired DNA fragment into site located adjacent to binding domain of DNA-binding protein

The disposable excreta management device has a longitudinal centerline, a transverse centerline, a wearer-facing surface and an opposing surface. The disposable excreta management device comprises a flexible bag to contain excreta and an adhesive flange to attach the device to the body of a wearer. The flexible bag has an opening positioned on the wearer-facing surface. The excreta management device has an orifice provided on the flexible bag and comprises a seal means to resealably close the orifice. A peel force of the seal means to the surface of the flexible bag is between 0.3 N/cm and 4.0 N/cm.

Disposable excreta management device

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Osaka, Japan

Yoko Hayashi