Abstract: An electronic device includes a first part and a second part that can be folded or expanded relative to each other. The electronic device has a closed state and an open state When the electronic device is in the closed state, a frame of the first part and a frame of the second part partially or totally overlap. The first part includes a first feeding antenna. The second part includes a first parasitic antenna, and when the electronic device is in the closed state, the first parasitic antenna is not grounded and can be coupled to the first feeding antenna.

Abstract: An antenna includes a patch radiator, a feed point, a first ground point, and a second ground point. The patch radiator has a first side edge and an intersecting second side edge, and a first coupling contact and a second coupling contact. The patch radiator is coupled to the first ground point and the second ground point through the first coupling contact and the second coupling contact, and is biased coupled to the feed point. A distance between the first coupling contact and the first side edge, a distance between the first coupling contact and the second side edge, a distance between the second coupling contact and the first side edge, and a distance between the second coupling contact and the second side edge are all greater than or equal to 0.05?, where ? is an operating wavelength of the antenna in an operating frequency band range of the antenna.

Abstract: The present disclosure discloses a method for modifying a DNA by utilizing a glycosylase and an oxyamine compound, including the following steps: conducting solid phase synthesis of a DNA strand carrying a non-canonical base; reacting the DNA strand carrying a non-canonical base under the catalysis of the glycosylase which selectively recognizes the non-canonical base, to produce a DNA strand carrying an abasic site; and reacting the DNA strand carrying the abasic site with the oxyamine compound to generate a DNA modified with a chemical functional group. This method can realize diverse site-directed modification of the DNA, can be used to study the base structure-function relationship of a functional DNA, and construct a functional DNA with higher activity. The present method is simple and easy to use, and can reduce the cost and the time required for modification. The modified functional DNA has higher activity and can provide better tool molecules for biotechnology, disease diagnosis and treatment.

Abstract: An antenna apparatus includes a grounding plate, a monopole, a first feeding component, and a second feeding component. A slot on the grounding plate includes a first slot and a second slot that interpenetrate each other, the second slot extends from the first slot to an edge of the grounding plate. The monopole includes a first stub and a second stub extending from the first stub to the second slot, the second stub and the second slot form a feeding structure. The first feeding component is electrically coupled to the grounding plate to feed the feeding structure to excite a first radiation mode of the antenna apparatus. The second feeding component is electrically coupled to the second stub to feed the feeding structure to excite a second radiation mode of the antenna apparatus. Polarizations in the two radiation modes are orthogonal.

Abstract: Methods and compositions for replication of threose nucleic acids (TNAs) are described. The described methods include a method for transcribing a DNA template into a TNA, and a method for reverse transcribing a threose nucleic acid into a cDNA.