Kyoraku Co., Ltd.

Tokyo Metropolitan University

Riken Corporation

Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology

Nano Solution, Inc.

Yoshio Yamauchi

Toshiaki Isobe

Nobuhiro Takahashi

Shinsuke Taruno

Tohru Natsume

Tetsuaki Eguchi

Masaaki Sueoka

Kouichiro Yoshida

Teruhisa Hanafusa

Yuji Yoneoka

Hiroshi Nakayama

Misaki Akiyama

Masato Taoka

Yusuke Hiraina

Hideaki Ishikawa

The delaminatable container is capable of suppressing deterioration of the contents under high-temperature environment. The delaminatable container includes a container body; and a tubular outer case being installed in the container body; wherein: the container body includes an outer shell and an inner bag, and the inner bag shrinks as contents decrease.

Delaminatable container

Provided is a delamination container having improved oxygen barrier properties. The present invention provides a delamination container provided with a container body having an outer shell and an inner pouch, the inner pouch being adapted to delaminate from the outer shell and contract in association with a decrease of the contents, wherein the inner layer constituting the inner pouch is provided with, in order from the container outer surface side, an outside layer, an adhesive layer, and an inside layer. The outside layer includes an EVOH layer, and the inside layer has a thickness of 60-200 &#x3bc;m and a flexural modulus of 250 MPa or less, the value (thickness of the inside layer/thickness of the EVOH layer) being 1.1-5, and the total thickness of the inside layer being 100-250 &#x3bc;m.

A rectangular thin panel conveyance unit includes a plurality of sets of four corner modules, and vibration suppressing bodies for rectangular thin panels in a fixed shape. The corner module has a support surface to support each corner portion of the rectangular thin panel from a lower side. At each corner portion, stacking the corner modules in a vertical direction stacks a plurality of rectangular thin panels in the vertical direction. The vibration suppressing bodies have a thickness equal to or less than the distance between the support surfaces of the corner modules vertically adjacent to one another; and are disposed on each of a top surface and an inferior surface of the rectangular thin panel such that the vibration suppressing body faces a planar portion of each rectangular thin panel to restrict vertical amplitude of vibration of the rectangular thin panel within a predetermined range.

Rectangular thin panel conveyance unit

Disclosed are an apparatus for the identification of a ribonucleic acid, whereby not only the molecular weights of digestion products, from which nothing but the nucleic acid residue composition can be understood, but also nucleic acid residue sequence data is obtained from a product ion mass set and thus the identification reliability for the individual digestion products can be remarkably improved; a method for the identification of a ribonucleic acid; and a program and system for the identification of a ribonucleic acid. The method as described above comprises: searching for nucleic acid sequence database by using a fragment mass set indicating the molecular weights and inner structural data of individual oligonucleotides that are obtained by tandem mass spectrometry on digested oligonucleotides formed by chemically or enzymatically cleaving a ribonucleic acid; scoring candidate sequences; among candidate sequences showing the highest scores, referring those showing scores exceeding the threshold as identified sequences; and using these identified sequences in mapping on nucleic acid sequence database including genomic sequences.

Ribonucleic acid identification apparatus, ribonucleic acid identification method, program and ribonucleic acid identification system

Nano-electrospray ionization techniques include the introduction of a separation solvent containing a sample to a column-integrated needle having a column filled with a resin for liquid chromatography. The separated sample components are sprayed from the tip of the column-integrated needle toward a sample introduction orifice of a mass spectrometer. An organic solvent is simultaneously introduced to a solvent-supplying needle. The organic solvent is supplied from the tip of the solvent-supplying needle to the tip of the column-integrated needle.

Nano-electrospray ionization technique and device

A problem is to provide a microspray column capable of increasing the ionization efficiency, and a high sensitive mass spectrometer and a mass spectrometric method using such a microspray column. For solving this problem, we provide a column for introducing a sample in an ionization source of a mass spectrometer (ESI/MS) being designed to ionize a sample molecule with electrospray and introduce it into an analyzer, has structural features of: (1) 0.5 &#x3bc;m or less in an inner diameter of a tip opening of the column; (2) 0.5 &#x3bc;m or more and 5 &#x3bc;m or less in a particle size of a column filler; and (3) fritless, a microspray column having the above (1) to (3), a mass spectrometer having such a microspray column in an ionization source, and a mass spectrometric method capable of performing a nonoflow electrospray with the microspray column.

Microspray column, mass spectrometer, and mass spectrometry

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Yoshio Yamauchi