Abstract: A noninvasive liver cancer occurrence detecting method has steps of performing biomarker identification of a group of differentially methylated genes in a computing system; performing quantitative measurement of the methylation levels of a plurality of biomarkers selected from the group of differentially methylated genes with quantitative methylation-specific PCR (qMSP) in the computing system; performing calculation in the computing system to obtain M-score of the selected biomarkers according to the measured methylation levels of the selected biomarkers; and performing a risk level evaluation of liver cancer with the M-score in the computing system.

Abstract: A method of detecting early recurrence of liver has steps of performing identification of a plurality of differentially methylated genes in a computing system; performing qualitative measurement of methylation levels of the methylated genes and performing quantitative measurement of the methylation levels of the methylated genes in the computing system; performing construction of a methylation prediction model of the methylated genes based on the measured methylation levels of the methylated genes in the computing system; and performing detection of early recurrence of liver cancer with the methylation prediction model in the computing system.

Abstract: The disclosure provides a method for estimating a risk for a subject suffering from hepatocellular carcinoma, including: (a) determining methylation levels of APC gene, COX2 gene, RASSF1A gene and micro RNA-203 gene in a sample of a subject, respectively; (b) calculating a predicted score according to the methylation levels of the APC gene, COX2 gene, RASSF1A gene and micro RNA-203 gene; and (c) estimating a risk level for the subject suffering from hepatocellular carcinoma according to the predicted score.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a method for determining incidence of liver cancer in a subject, including detecting methylation level or expression level of one microRNA miR-129-2 in a bio-sample from the subject. In the case that the methylation level of the microRNA in the bio-sample is higher or the expression level of the microRNA in the bio-sample is lower relative to that of the corresponding microRNA in a control sample, indicates that the subject is predisposed to or afflicted with liver cancer.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a method for determining incidence of liver cancer in a subject, including detecting methylation level or expression level of one microRNA miR-129-2 in a bio-sample from the subject. In the case that the methylation level of the microRNA in the bio-sample is higher or the expression level of the microRNA in the bio-sample is lower relative to that of the corresponding microRNA in a control sample, indicates that the subject is predisposed to or afflicted with liver cancer.

Abstract: A fan includes an impeller, a motor, a circuit board, a fan frame and a connecting member. The motor is used to drive the impeller to rotate. The circuit board is electrically connected to the motor. The impeller and the motor are accommodated in the fan frame. The connecting member is disposed at one side of the fan frame. The circuit board is disposed between the connecting member and the fan frame. Also, a fan assembly including such two fans is also disclosed.

Abstract: A fan includes an impeller, a motor, a circuit board, a fan frame and a connecting member. The motor is used to drive the impeller to rotate. The circuit board is electrically connected to the motor. The impeller and the motor are accommodated in the fan frame. The connecting member is disposed at one side of the fan frame. The circuit board is disposed between the connecting member and the fan frame. Also, a fan assembly including such two fans is also disclosed.

Abstract: A fan includes an impeller, a motor, a circuit board, a fan frame and a connecting member. The motor is used to drive the impeller to rotate. The circuit board is electrically connected to the motor. The impeller and the motor are accommodated in the fan frame. The connecting member is disposed at one side of the fan frame. The circuit board is disposed between the connecting member and the fan frame. Also, a fan assembly including such two fans is also disclosed.