Abstract: A pharmaceutical composition comprising HLA-A2-expressing mesenchymal stem cells as an effective ingredient and its use in prevention or treatment of inflammatory disease are disclosed. The mesenchymal stem cells expressing HLA-A2 on the surface thereof inhibit the secretion of the inflammatory cytokine TNF-a and increase the expression of the anti-inflammatory markers CD163 and Arg-1, so that the pharmaceutical composition comprising the mesenchymal stem cells as an effective ingredient can be advantageously used for suppressing inflammation or treating inflammatory diseases.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an insulating adhesive composition for metal printed circuit board, an adhesive-coated metal plate using the same, and a method for manufacturing the adhesive-coated metal plate. The adhesive composition according to the present invention forms an adhesive layer that is excellent in terms of adhesion to a copper foil, electrical insulating properties, and thermal resistance. The composition contains a specific epoxy resin, a curing agent and alumina. According to the present invention, in coating the metal plate with the solvent type adhesive, a roll coating method is used to perform a continuous coating process on the metal plate, thereby improving productivity when compared to the general method using a sheet type adhesive film.

Abstract: The present invention is a module insertion tool for anchoring a module to a motherboard. The module insertion tool has two drivers on either side of the tool that operate independently of each other, and help in anchoring the module to the motherboard. There is a knob built into the tool. The knob is connected to a chain that turns the drivers until a preset torque value is reached. The two drivers built into the tool are independent of each other and each driver turns until the preset torque value has been reached. This preset torque value can be obtained by either manually turning the knob, or by attaching an electric source to a socket built into the knob. There are three locators on a bottom plate of the tool that help in the alignment of the module to the tool, and there are locking pins on each driver that hold the module stationary while the module is being anchored to the motherboard by the drivers of the tool.

Abstract: The present invention is a module insertion tool. The module insertion tool has two drivers on either side that operate independently of each other, and help in anchoring the module to a motherboard. There is a knob that is connected to a chain that turns the drivers until a preset torque value is reached. Since the two drivers are independent of each other, each driver turns until the preset torque value on its side is reached. This preset torque value can be obtained by either manually turning the knob, or by attaching an electric source to a socket built into the knob. There are three locators on a bottom plate that help in the alignment of the module, and there are locking pins on each driver that hold the module stationary while it is being anchored to the motherboard.