Abstract: This invention relates to compounds and uses thereof in the treatment or prophylaxis of diseases associated with inflammation.

Abstract: This invention relates to compounds and uses thereof in the treatment or prophylaxis of diseases associated with inflammation.

Abstract: The present invention provides nucleotide and amino acid sequences of diabetogenic epitopes, and proteins comprising diabetogenic epitopes. Also provided are kits comprising diabetogenic epitopes, methods of identifying subjects comprising antibodies to diabetogenic epitopes and foodstuffs modified to remove or reduce diabetogenic epitopes or proteins comprising diabetogenic epitopes. Diabetogenic epitopes and proteins comprising diabetogenic epitopes from isoforms of gliadin proteins.

Abstract: The sight is of the type in which a virtual image of a graticule pattern (3) is made to overlie the view of a target through the sight along a viewing axis of the sight. The sight has an optical arrangement with a single composite graticule pattern having a light transmissive component and a light reflective component. The composite graticule pattern may be illuminated by light from the sky above the target or by the light from an artificial source to give a virtual image of at least a part of the single graticule pattern. Thus an artificial light source may be permanently mounted to the sight, to allow a daylight reflective graticule to be used during daylight and a transmissive graticule to be used at night time. During the day superimposed images of both graticule patterns may be viewed.

Abstract: A gun sight comprises a block of transparent material having a line of sight therethrough between a target end and a viewing end. A graticule pattern is mounted to the, in use, top surface of the sight whereby it may be illuminated by light from the sky generally above the sight. The block has a first internally reflecting surface disposed below the graticule pattern and aligned to reflect light therefrom to a second reflecting surface, which in turn is aligned to reflect light from the graticule to a partially reflective doublet lens system in the line of sight. The partially reflective doublet pattern reflects said doubly reflected light to form a virtual image of the graticule at infinity in the line of sight.

Abstract: A collimator gun sight is formed of a solid block of glass with plane parallel opposite end faces. A partially reflecting concave surface in the block forms an image at infinity of a graticule pattern which is illuminated by light entering the block through a window. The block is made from a rod with plane end faces and a lens doublet element cemented to one face.

Abstract: A collimator gunsight has a collimator lens, a transparent graticule in the focal plane of the lens, and a window behind the graticule. A small artificial light source is positioned between the graticule and the window but does not obscure the ambient light entering the window from illuminating the graticule. The graticule pattern has a first portion through which light from the artificial source can pass into the aperture of the collimator lens, and a second portion which diverts, e.g. by refraction, ambient light entering the window and by-passing the artificial source so as to fill the aperture of the lens.