Abstract: A rotor blade is a rotor blade to be attached to a rotor shaft rotatable about an axis, and includes a blade body extending in a radial direction with respect to the axis and having a blade-shaped cross-section orthogonal to the radial direction; a fillet portion provided on a radial outer side of the blade body and having a hollow portion formed therein; a shroud provided on a radial outer side of the fillet portion and extending in a circumferential direction; and a seal fin projecting from the shroud to an outer circumferential side and extending in a direction intersecting the blade body when viewed from the radial direction. A wall thickness on a suction side of the fillet portion is greater than a wall thickness on a pressure side of the fillet portion on a leading edge side of the blade body as demarcated by an intersection portion between the blade body and the seal fin serving as a boundary.

Abstract: This invention provides a method for identifying a cellular protein capable of specifically binding to an activated antibody receptor, whose cytoplasmic domain comprising an ARH1 motif, comprising (a) obtaining cells comprising receptors having the ARH1 motif; (b) lysing the cells under conditions whereby the native complex of the receptor having the ARH1 motif and the cellular protein is preserved;(c) isolating the complex; and (d) testing the associated receptor and the protein for biochemical activities, thereby identifying the cellular protein capable of specifically binding to an activated antibody receptor, whose cytoplasmic domain comprising an ARH1 motif.