Abstract: The present invention provides, as for a method for analyzing the C-terminal amino acid sequence of a peptide by using a reaction for successively releasing the C-terminal amino acids of the peptide, which method can suppress, when successively releasing the C-terminal amino acids of a peptide of long amino acid length, such a undesirable side reaction as cleavage of peptide bond in the intermediate position of the peptide and can carry out the chemical treatment thereof under widely applicable conditions, a following method wherein a dry sample of a peptide with long amino acid length is beforehand subjected to an N-acylation treatment; by using a reaction reagent where an alkanoic acid anhydride is combined with a small amount of a perfluoroalkanoic acid, successive release of C-terminal amino acids is conducted under mild conditions; a hydrolysis treatment is applied; then, selective fragmentization at site of arginine residue is performed by digestion by trypsin; thereafter, decreases in molecular weight

Abstract: The present invention provides, as a method of analyzing the C-terminal amino acid sequence of a peptide with use of reaction technique for successively releasing the C-terminal amino acids, in which undesirable side reactions, such as cleavage of a peptide bond at the middle of the peptide, can be prevented and chemical treatments therein can be carried out under widely applicable conditions in the course of successive release of the C-terminal amino acids from a peptide, such a method comprising steps of dehydrating the gel on which a target peptide that has been separated by gel electrophoresis is held in the bound state; immersing it in a mixture solution of an alkanoic acid anhydride added with a small amount of a perfluoroalkanoic acid in a dipolar aprotic solvent to re-swell the gel carrier, forming a 5-oxazolone structure, at a temperature chosen in the range of from 30° C. to 80° C.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method for analyzing the C-terminal amino acid sequence of a peptide by applying reaction technique for successively releasing the C-terminal amino acids therefrom, which method can suppress, when releasing the C-terminal amino acids of the peptide in sequence, such a undesirable side reaction as cleavage of peptide bond in the intermediate position of the peptide, and allows to carry out the chemical treatment thereof under widely applicable conditions. In the method according to the present invention, an alkanoic acid anhydride and a perfluoroalkanoic acid both of vapor phase, which are supplied from a mixture containing an alkanoic acid anhydride with a small amount of a perfluoroalkanoic acid added thereto, are allowed to act on a dry sample of the peptide to be examined in a dry atmosphere at a temperature chosen in a range of 15 to 60° C.

Abstract: A method or a processor for filtering process for attenuation to a frequency component in a designated frequency band of a frequency of variation of a dynamic image by detecting the moving object; and subjecting at least a part of the moving object to a modified filtering process with at least a reduced attenuation or without attenuation and also subjecting a remaining part of the moving object to a normal filtering process with a non-reduced attenuation which is larger in magnitude than the reduced attenuation.

Abstract: In order to generate a risk index of stress symptoms triggered by flashing lights on a scan type video display screen, a video signal processor is provided which operates such as to implement temporal filtering and spatial filtering on a video signal applied thereto every field and detect low temporal frequency components while excluding effects due to high spatial frequencies. A risk index generator receives the low frequency components from the video signal processor and determines the risk index based thereon.

Abstract: A method or a processor for filtering process for attenuation to a frequency component in a designated frequency band of a frequency of variation of a dynamic image by detecting the moving object; and subjecting at least a part of the moving object to a modified filtering process with at least a reduced attenuation or without attenuation and also subjecting a remaining part of the moving object to a normal filtering process with a non-reduced attenuation which is larger in magnitude than the reduced attenuation.

Abstract: A circuit breaker for an electric device has a pair of switching pieces, an electric circuit for supplying electric power to the device, an arrangement for opening the electric circuit, an arrangement for locking the switching pieces to normally close the electric circuit, a drive connected in parallel with the power source via a gate for releasing the locking arrangement, and a terminal piece located in the device and connected to the electric circuit by a cord. The cord picks up leakage current in the device to turn the gate on by the leakage current when the device becomes immersed in water. The turning on of the gate effects the release of the locking arrangement, so that the switching pieces open the electric circuit.