Oji Paper Co., Ltd.

Honda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha

Other

Hitachi, Ltd.

The University of Tokyo

Mitsubishi Tanabe Pharma Corporation

Ibc Corporation

Cubicstars, Inc.

Post Genome Institute Co., Ltd.

Yoshihiro Shimizu

Yoshimasa Tanaka

Hideaki Shinohara

Yoshio Mizuhara

Kazuyuki Tachibana

Tohru Ono

Toshikazu Onishi

Toru Nakai

Kyoko Uchida

Masato Kawamura

Chikara Tsukada

Makoto Kobayashi

Takeshi Suzuki

Toshiaki Ichitani

Takuya Ueda

Masahiro Kawazu

Shigeru Nagashima

Masahiro Takatori

Masashi Yano

Yozo Kami

Takehiro Morishige

Hiroki Ueda

Hitomi Nakamura

Mitsuru Tsunoda

Takashi Kanamori

Ryuji Fujino

Masaru Shibasawa

Yasuhiro Fujino

Kouichi Wada

Hiroshi Osato

Hisayoshi Mito

Katsuhiko Matsumoto

Masanobu Yamashiro

Seiji Ohgami

Risako Fujita

Kotomi Oda

Shoko Harada

Akio Inoue

A process execution system contains: generating a process network, including a plurality of process nodes, from a process network model that includes a plurality of process master nodes having process generation information and representing relationships between the process nodes generated by the plurality of process master nodes; making a specific process node executable based on the state of the process nodes included in the process network and predetermined process state transition rules; and executing the process defined by the process definition information of the executable process node by sending an execution request for an action, based on the information related to actions included in the process definition information, to an action execution system that executes predetermined actions upon request.

Process execution system including process network generation unit, process network state management unit, and process network execution unit, data structure, and process execution program

The present invention provides a method for efficiently obtaining a complex in which a gene (mRNA) and a peptide as a translation product thereof are linked via a peptide receptor molecule, and utilization thereof. In the method of the present invention, at least one 2'-modified nucleoside derivative is introduced into a 5&#x2032; end side of an antisense strand of a template DNA.

Method for producing complex of RNA molecule and peptide, and utilization thereof

The polynucleotide construct of (1) or (2) below is used to perform ribosome display, CIS display and/or mRNA display in order to screen a Fab against an antigen of interest: (1) a polynucleotide construct which monocistronically comprises a ribosome-binding sequence, Fab first chain-coding sequence, linker peptide-coding sequence, Fab second chain-coding sequence and scaffold-coding sequence in this order, and further comprises at its 3'-end a structure necessary for maintaining a complex with the Fab encoded by itself; and (2) a polynucleotide construct which comprises a Fab first chain-expressing cistron and a Fab second chain-expressing cistron each containing a ribosome-binding sequence, a Fab first chain-coding sequence or Fab second chain-coding sequence, and a scaffold-coding sequence in this order, the first Fab-expressing cistron further comprising at its 3&#x2032;-end a ribosome stall sequence, said Fab second chain-expressing cistron further comprising at its 3&#x2032;-end a structure necessary for maintaining a complex with the Fab encoded by itself.

Polynucleotide construct capable of displaying fab in a cell-free translation system, and method for manufacturing and screening fab using same

It is provided a mobile communication system comprising base stations, call control servers and access gateways. The call control servers cause a mobile terminal accommodated in one of the control server to transmit the location registration request so that the mobile terminal accommodates in another control server according to a processing amount of control signals. The base station selects a second call control server into which the one of the mobile terminals is to be newly accommodated. The one of the call control server switches to a power-saving state after the mobile terminal is accommodated into the another call control server.

Mobile communication system for low power consumption, call control server and access gateway

The present invention provides a thermal transfer receiving sheet comprising a sheet-like support, an image receiving layer containing, as a main component, a dye-dyeable resin formed on one surface of the sheet-like support, and a back surface coating layer containing an adhesive resin formed on the other surface of the sheet-like support, wherein the back surface coating layer contains a polyvinyl pyrrolidone resin in an amount of 1 to 50% by weight based on the total solid content of the back surface coating layer.

Thermal transfer receiving sheet

The present invention provides a thermal transfer receiving sheet obtained by sequentially forming a hollow particle-containing intermediate layer and an image receiving layer on one surface of a sheet-like support mainly comprising cellulose pulp, wherein the moisture content of the entire thermal transfer receiving sheet is from 2 to 8 mass % and the moisture permeability of the entire receiving sheet is 400 g/m&#xb7;day or less; and a production method thereof. The present invention further provides a thermal transfer receiving sheet obtained by sequentially forming a hollow particle-containing intermediate layer and an image receiving layer on one surface of a sheet-like support mainly comprising cellulose pulp and providing a backside layer on another surface of the support, wherein the backside layer mainly comprises an acryl-based resin having a glass transition point (Tg) of 45&#xb0; C. or less and contains a resin filler having an average particle diameter of 5 to 22 &#x3bc;m and the Bekk smoothness according to JIS P 8119 on the backside layer surface is 100 seconds or less.

Thermal transfer receiving sheet and its manufacturing method

A thermal transfer receiving sheet having laminated, on one side of its support, an intermediate layer, a barrier layer and an image receiving layer in this order, wherein said intermediate layer comprises hollow particles, and said barrier layer comprises a polyvinyl alcohol derivative, and comprises, as further main components, a resin or a mixture of two or more resins selected from the group consisting of a styrene-maleic acid copolymer, a styrene-acrylic copolymer, an acrylic acid ester polymer and polyester, or wherein said barrier layer comprises, as main components, an ethylene vinyl alcohol copolymer and polyurethane.

The present invention relates to a reaction system whereby a peptide produced in an in vitro peptide synthesis system can be efficiently isolated at a high purity from the reaction system. Thus the present invention is a process for producing a peptide or a peptide derivative by using a reaction system of transcribing a DNA into an RNA and then translating the RNA produced or a reaction system of translating an RNA in vitro wherein at least one protein component of the reaction system is labeled with a first substance which adheres to a second substance, and said second substance is used as an adsorbent for capturing said labeled protein components after translating.

Process for producing peptides by using in vitro transcription/translation system

A thermal transfer image recording composite sheet has a lamination structure: (2) image receiving sheet section (including image receiving layer (D), image recording sheet substrate (C) and adhesive layer (E)) and (1) release sheet section (including release layer (B) and release sheet substrate (A)), and exhibits, as a whole, a compressive modulus of 50 MPa or less, wherein, the substrate (C) is constituted from (a) an upper oriented porous polyester film layer bonded to the image receiving layer (D) and (b) a lower oriented porous polymer film layer, the polymer of which is different from polyester of the layer (a), laminated on the upper film layer (a) and bonded to the adhesive layer (E), or the adhesive layer (E) comprises, together with an adhesive agent, a plurality of hollow particles each formed from a hollow core portion and a shell portion and has an average particle size of 0.3 to 30 &#x3bc;m, in which recording sheet the image receiving section (2) can be separated from the release sheet section (1) and adhered to a desired article.

Thermal transfer image recording composite sheet

A gaseous fuel discharge structure is used in a vehicle including an airtight cover disposed within a trunk thereof. The airtight cover covers a gaseous fuel containing tank. The structure includes an air introducing pipe and a gas discharging pipe both connected to the cover. If gaseous fuel leaks from within the tank, the structure is operated to discharge the gaseous fuel out of the vehicle. The air introducing pipe is provided with a fan. The air introducing pipe has an air intake flap while the gas discharging pipe has a discharge flap.

Gaseous fuel discharging structure for vehicle

A thermal transfer recording sheet having a high resistance to denting due to the nipping pressure and/or thermal printing pressure has a substrate sheet including a core sheet and polyester films laminated on the two surfaces of the core sheet and an image receiving layer formed on a surface of the substrate sheet and containing a dyeable polymeric material, and exhibits a compression modulus of 50 MPa or less.

Thermal transfer recording sheet

A vehicle body rear part structure includes left and right rear frames extending longitudinally of the vehicle body, a plurality of parallel spaced cylindrical fuel tanks disposed horizontally between the left and right rear frames with the axes of the fuel tanks extending normal to the left and right rear frames and disposed below the center of a height of the rear frames, and a cross member disposed between two adjacent ones of the fuel tanks and extending between the left and right rear frames. The cross member reinforces the rear frames to such an extent that fuel tanks of larger capacity can be carried on the vehicle body rear part structure.

Vehicle body rear part structure

An inexpensive fuel gas filler structure for a gas-fueled vehicle enables the connection between a ground line and a ground connection portion of the vehicle before the insertion of a fuel gas filler nozzle into a fuel gas filler receptacle. The fuel gas filler structure for a gas-fueled vehicle comprises a fuel gas filler receptacle to which a fuel gas filler nozzle of an external fuel gas filling station is to be connected, a fuel filler lid which is opened or closed, by a fuel filler lid opener, for selectively covering the fuel gas filler receptacle, a ground connection portion to which a ground line of the fuel gas filling station is to be connected, and a ground connection lid which is opened or closed for selectively covering the ground connection portion, wherein an operating section of the fuel filler lid opener is disposed in a region which is covered by the ground connection lid in a closed state.

Fuel gas filler structure for gas-fueled vehicle

A component attaching hole,is opened in the tank main body,constructed by laminating an inner shell,and an outer shell,via a fuel permeation preventing layer,, and the auxiliary component,is welded to the external surface of the tank main body,in such a manner as to cover the component attaching hole,. The component attaching hole is formed so as to be tapered in such a manner that the component attaching hole gets wider toward the external surface of the tank main body,, and a boss portion,is formed on the auxiliary component,which is tapered so as to fit in the component attaching hole,, whereby a fuel permeation preventing layer,laminated on the internal surface of the auxiliary component,is made to extend over the external surface of the boss portion,. When the tank main body,and the auxiliary component,are welded together, the fuel permeation preventing layer,on the external surface of the boss portion,is tightly joined to the fuel permeation preventing layer,exposed at the component attaching hole

Resin fuel tank

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Tokyo, Japan

Yoshihiro Shimizu