International Business Machines Corporation

Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences

Beijing Normal University

Yu Fang

Guan Jun Liu

Jiang Bin Ning

Bei Chun Zhou

Ning Liu

Lu Yu

Ying Mao

E Feng Lu

Shuo Li

Xin Yang

Xiao Ling Chen

Huan Wang

Yuan Yuan

Bin Han

Qun Wei

Jianping Liu

Han Hu

Hong Liang Zhao

Xiao Yang Li

Si Chen

Qiaohong Wei

Mao Feng

Lifeng Meng

Chuan Ma

Jianke Li

Huabei Zhang

Shuxia Wang

Match-paired monoclonal antibodies against major royal jelly protein 4 (MRJP4) are secreted by hybridoma cell lines having microbial deposit numbers of CGMCC No. 17294 and CGMCC No. 17295, which are used in an ELISA kit and a colloidal gold immunoassay strip for detecting the MRJP4. The positive and MRJP4-specific cell lines are obtained by cell fusion using an antigen of MRJP4 recombinant protein and a cross-reaction with other major royal jelly proteins. The MRJP4 recombinant protein is used as an antigen to obtain several positive cell lines by cell fusion and two MRJP4-specific fusion cell lines are obtained by a cross-reaction with other major royal jelly proteins. Primary screening of a matched antibody pair is performed according to antibody pairing for recognizing different epitopes.

Match-paired monoclonal antibodies against MRJP4, ELISA kit and colloidal gold immunoassay test strip for detecting MRJP4

A computer-implemented method for use with a database computer system including a database data set that includes machine readable data in the form of a plurality of records, the computer-implemented method comprising: (i) defining a plurality of sets of permission rule(s); (ii) receiving a first user profile for a first user; (iii) establishing a plurality of user identities to the first user; (iv) generating a plurality of tokens; and (v) for each given user identity of the first user, adding a given token of the plurality of tokens to the first user profile and associating the given user identity and the given token.

Allocating multiple database access tokens to a single user

A method for message delivery to a transaction processor is presented. The method may include receiving a message having transaction information. The method may also include determining if the received message is prohibited from delivery based on comparing the transaction information with a blacklist, wherein the blacklist is used to block messages. In response to determining that received message is prohibited from delivery, the method may then include refusing message delivery or delaying message delivery. In response to determining that the received message is not prohibited from delivery, the method may further include enqueuing the message in a request queue. The method may also include receiving a reply message with a transaction status update from the transaction processor. The method may then include updating the blacklist based on the received reply message with the transaction status update.

Smart message delivery based on transaction processing status

A method, computer program product, and a computer system, to store information related to changed data in response to a transaction with a first database of the on-line system requested during a planned period and data in the first database changed by the transaction. In response to a planned event a back-up system with a second database is switched to set up a new connection and a new transaction with the second database, wherein the second database is backup of the first database. The on-line system prevents setting up a new connection to the on-line system and prevents conducting a new transaction with the first database, sends information related to the changed data from the on-line system to the back-up system, and switches to the back-up system for a new connection and for a new transaction. The on-line system synchronizes data between the first database and the second database.

Service outage time reduction for a planned event in a system

List display control method and device are provided. The method may include displaying a plurality of list items in a list display area. The method may also include performing at least one of the following based on an operation of a pointer in the list display area: scrolling up, in response to a first operation of the pointer on any list item of the plurality of list items in a first area of the list display area and scrolling down, in response to a second operation of the pointer on any list item of the plurality of list items in a second area of the list display area which is different from the first area.

List display control method and device

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