Abstract: A display device is disclosed that includes a pixel component configured to output an image based on a first driving frequency, a scan driver configured to sequentially provide a scan signal to each pixel row in each frame based on the first driving frequency, and a driving controller configured control the scan driver such that, in the case where image data includes data corresponding to a static image, a display area is divided into a first area for the static image, and a second area for a video, and the first area is driven at a second driving frequency, and the second area is driven at a third driving frequency. The driving controller may control the scan driver such that a driving frequency corresponding to the first area is reduced to the second driving frequency, and a driving frequency corresponding to the second area is increased to the third driving frequency.

Abstract: A source driver includes a digital-to-analog converter that converts signals corresponding to first and second colors included in digital image data into first and second analog color data voltages, respectively, an output buffer unit including a first output buffer that alternately outputs the first color data voltage and the second color data voltage during one horizontal period, and a controller that controls the digital-to-analog converter and the first output buffer to alternately output the first color data voltage and the second color data voltage corresponding to each horizontal period for each horizontal period. The controller controls the first output buffer such that the second color data voltage is output after the first color data voltage is first output during a first horizontal period, and the first color data voltage is output after the second color data voltage is first output during a subsequent second horizontal period.

Abstract: A source driver includes a digital-to-analog converter that converts signals corresponding to first and second colors included in digital image data into first and second analog color data voltages, respectively, an output buffer unit including a first output buffer that alternately outputs the first color data voltage and the second color data voltage during one horizontal period, and a controller that controls the digital-to-analog converter and the first output buffer to alternately output the first color data voltage and the second color data voltage corresponding to each horizontal period for each horizontal period. The controller controls the first output buffer such that the second color data voltage is output after the first color data voltage is first output during a first horizontal period, and the first color data voltage is output after the second color data voltage is first output during a subsequent second horizontal period.

Abstract: A wire bundle forming apparatus including a wire bundle form board having a plurality of mounting structure couplings, and at least one wire bundle mounting structure configured to couple with the plurality of mounting structure couplings for removably coupling the at least one wire bundle mounting structure to the wire bundle form board in a predetermined pattern corresponding to a predetermined configuration of a wire bundle. The at least one wire bundle mounting structure has a wire receiving portion. The at least one wire bundle mounting structure is common to both arranging at least one wire in the predetermined configuration for formation of the wire bundle, and, when removed from the wire bundle form board with the wire bundle coupled to the at least one wire bundle mounting structure, a fixture for coupling the wire bundle to a structure.

Abstract: A method for the purification of albumin from plasma is described. The method comprises (a) contacting the plasma with sodium caprylate (NaCP) at an amount dependent on total protein concentration and the ratio of NaCP to total protein in the plasma, (b) heating the plasma at a near neutral pH range, and (c) separating the albumin from non-albumin-phase. The said method provides for a high yield and purity albumin solution.

Abstract: A method of forming a wire bundle, the method includes removably coupling a plurality of wire bundle mounting structures to a wire bundle form board, the plurality of wire bundles mounting structures being coupled to the wire bundle form board in a predetermined pattern corresponding to a configuration of the wire bundle. The method also includes inserting one or more wires, of the wire bundle, into the plurality of wire bundle mounting structures, coupling the one or more wires to the plurality of wire bundle mounting structures with a respective wire bundle retention strap of each of the plurality of wire bundle mounting structures so as to form the wire bundle, and removing the one or more wires and the plurality of wire bundle mounting structures from the wire bundle form board as a singular unit.

Abstract: A method for the purification of albumin from plasma is described. The method comprises (a) contacting the plasma with sodium caprylate (NaCP) at an amount dependent on total protein concentration and the ratio of NaCP to total protein in the plasma, (b) heating the plasma at a near neutral pH range, and (c) separating the albumin from non-albumin-phase. The said method provides for a high yield and purity albumin solution.

Abstract: A clamp assembly for securing wire bundles to a structure having a body and a strap hinged to the body having an axis of rotation. The body has a ramp with a surface and has a latch wall portion. The strap has a locking wall portion wherein a radial distance from the surface to the axis of rotation decreases as the surface extends in a direction away from the strap such that with the strap in contact with the surface and slid along in contact with the surface, the strap resiliently bends in a direction toward the a first end of the strap. With the strap moved beyond the surface, the strap resiliently bends in a direction away from the first end of the strap, placing the locking wall portion in abutting relationship with the latch wall portion and positioning the strap and the body in a closed locked position.

Abstract: A clamp assembly for securing wire bundles to a structure having a body and a strap hinged to the body having an axis of rotation. The body has a ramp with a surface and has a latch wall portion. The strap has a locking wall portion wherein a radial distance from the surface to the axis of rotation decreases as the surface extends in a direction away from the strap such that with the strap in contact with the surface and slid along in contact with the surface, the strap resiliently bends in a direction toward the a first end of the strap. With the strap moved beyond the surface, the strap resiliently bends in a direction away from the first end of the strap, placing the locking wall portion in abutting relationship with the latch wall portion and positioning the strap and the body in a closed locked position.

Abstract: A method of forming a wire bundle, the method includes removably coupling a plurality of wire bundle mounting structures to a wire bundle form board, the plurality of wire bundles mounting structures being coupled to the wire bundle form board in a predetermined pattern corresponding to a configuration of the wire bundle. The method also includes inserting one or more wires, of the wire bundle, into the plurality of wire bundle mounting structures, coupling the one or more wires to the plurality of wire bundle mounting structures with a respective wire bundle retention strap of each of the plurality of wire bundle mounting structures so as to form the wire bundle, and removing the one or more wires and the plurality of wire bundle mounting structures from the wire bundle form board as a singular unit.

Abstract: Clamp assembly for securing wire bundles to a structure includes a body having a first portion having a first side and a second portion having a second side which extends in a curvilinear direction between a first end and a second end. The assembly further includes one of a hinge pin or hinge flange is associated with the first end of the second portion and a latch member connected to the body. The latch member extends in a direction away from the second end of the second portion with a termination edge positioned spaced apart from the second end of the second portion and the termination edge extends in a direction in angular relationship to the curvilinear direction of the second side. A strap member is included having the other of the one of the hinge pin or the hinge flange and an end portion which engages the latch member.

Abstract: A palladate palladium-promoted hydrolytic polypeptide cleavage process which selectively cleaves the polypeptide at a Cys-His cleavage site comprising solubilizing the polypeptide in a reaction mixture comprised of a palladate palladium promoter dissolved in a high-concentration acidic organic acid solvent.

Abstract: The invention provides methods for making peptides from a polypeptide containing at least one copy of the peptide using clostripain to excise the peptide from the polypeptide. The methods enable the use of a single, highly efficient enzymatic cleavage to produce any desired peptide sequence.

Abstract: The invention provides a process for amidating a desired peptide comprising cleaving a substrate polypeptide at a X1-cysteine sequence, wherein X1 is the amino acid at the peptide carboxyl-terminus and cysteine is the first amino acid of a palladium cleavage site comprising the sequence cysteine-X2-X3, wherein X2 is any amino acid, X3 is an amino acid selected from the group consisting of cysteine, histidine, or methionine, and wherein the carboxyl-terminus of the peptide is amidated upon cleavage at the X1-cysteine sequence.

Abstract: The invention provides methods for making peptides from a polypeptide containing at least one copy of the peptide using clostripain to excise the peptide from the polypeptide. The methods enable the use of a single, highly efficient enzymatic cleavage to produce any desired peptide sequence.

Abstract: The invention provides methods for making peptides from a polypeptide containing at least one copy of the peptide using clostripain to excise the peptide from the polypeptide. The methods enable the use of a single, highly efficient enzymatic cleavage to produce any desired peptide sequence.

Abstract: A palladatepalladium-promoted hydrolytic polypeptide cleavage process which selectively cleaves the polypeptide at a Cys-His cleavage site comprising solubilizing the polypeptide in a reaction mixture comprised of a palladatepalladium promoter dissolved in a high-concentration acidic organic acid solvent.

Abstract: The invention provides methods for making peptides from a polypeptide containing at least one copy of the peptide using clostripain to excise the peptide from the polypeptide. The methods enable the use of a single, highly efficient enzymatic cleavage to produce any desired peptide sequence.

Abstract: A palladatepalladium-promoted hydrolytic polypeptide cleavage process which selectively cleaves the polypeptide at a Cys-His cleavage site comprising solubilizing the polypeptide in a reaction mixture comprised of a palladatepalladium promoter dissolved in a high-concentration acidic organic acid solvent.

Abstract: The invention provides a palladium-promoted hydrolytic polypeptide cleavage process which selectively cleaves the polypeptide at a Cys-His cleavage site comprising solubilizing the polypeptide in a reaction mixture comprised of a palladium promoter dissolved in a high-concentration formic acid, wherein the concentration of the formic acid in the reaction mixture is between about 1 to about 22 molar.