Abstract: Provided are binding molecules, such as TCRs or antigen binding fragments thereof and antibodies and antigen-binding fragments thereof, such as those that recognize or bind human papilloma virus (HPV) 16, including HPV 16 E6 and HPV 16 E7. Also provided are engineered cells containing such binding molecules, compositions containing the binding molecules or engineered cells, and methods of treatment, such as administration of the binding molecules, engineered cells, or compositions.

Abstract: Highly efficient processes are provided for preparing key intermediates in the synthesis of compounds (I). The process are broadly applicable and can provide selected components having a variety of substituents. Some intermediates are claimed.

Abstract: A method for producing HIV maturation inhibitor compound is set forth using betulin as starting material, and utilizing Lossen rearrangement techniques.

Abstract: A method for producing HIV maturation inhibitor compound is set forth using betulin as starting material, and utilizing Lossen rearrangement techniques.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for adaptive buffer sizing adjusts the size of the buffer at different levels using a “high water mark” to different levels for different system conditions. The high water mark is used by the buffer logic as an indication of when to assert the buffer “Full” flag. In turn, the full flag is used by the instruction fetch logic as an indication of when to stop fetching further instructions.

Abstract: A processor (1700) for processing instructions has a pipeline (1710, 1736, 1740) including a fetch stage (1710) and an execute stage (1870), a first storing circuit (aGHR 2130) associated with said fetch stage (1710) and operable to store a history of actual branches, and a second storing circuit (wGHR 2140) associated with said fetch stage (1710) and operable to store a pattern of predicted branches, said second storing circuit (wGHR 2140) coupled to said first storing circuit (aGHR 2130), said execute stage (1870) coupled back to said first storing circuit (aGHR 2130). Other processors, wireless communications devices, systems, circuits, devices, branch prediction processes and methods of operation, processes of manufacture, and articles of manufacture, as disclosed and claimed.

Abstract: A method and apparatus to speculatively allocate a combinable store request buffer for a cache lock operation by setting an extended lock indicator. The store request buffer is speculatively allocated and the load-lock micro-operation associated with the cache lock operation is sent to a replay loop. During the replay window, conflict detection processing is completed. When the load-lock micro-operation returns from replay, the store buffer is de-allocated if a conflict has been detected during the replay window.

Abstract: A method for eliminating the formation of sulfur dioxide in a refiner bleaching process is disclosed wherein a selected amount of a carbonate is added to the refiner contents at approximately the same time that sodium dithionite is added.

Abstract: A color palette selects a master clock from plural clock signals received at clock input terminals in response to a master clock selection control word received at control data terminals. A circuit forms a plurality of divided down clock signals from selected divide ratios of the master clock. A circuit selects a shift clock from among the divided down clock signals in response to at least some bits of an output clock selection control word received at the control data terminals. A circuit selectively enables and disables the shift clock in response to blanking data. A circuit selects a video clock from among the divided down clock signals in response to at least some bits of the output clock selection control word. A circuit synchronizes multiple bit words of color code received at color code input terminals with the master clock. A circuit outputs at least one memory recall address in response to receiving each multiple bit word of color code.

Abstract: A method for bleaching lignocellulose containing pulp which has been chemically pulped is described wherein the method comprises the steps of sequentially treating the pulp with a reducing agent, a chelating agent and an oxidative agent.