Abstract: A rechargeable battery, including a first electrode including a first metal plate, a first coated region where a first material is applied onto the first metal plate, and a first uncoated region, the first metal plate having a first thickness in the first uncoated region and a second thickness in the first coated region, the first thickness being greater than the second thickness, a second electrode including a second metal plate, a second coated region where a second material is applied onto the second metal plate, and a second uncoated region, a separator between the first electrode and the second electrode, a case housing the first electrode, the separator, and the second electrode, and a current collecting plate connected to the first uncoated region through a side thereof.

Abstract: A rechargeable battery, including a first electrode including a first metal plate, a first coated region where a first material is applied onto the first metal plate, and a first uncoated region, the first metal plate having a first thickness in the first uncoated region and a second thickness in the first coated region, the first thickness being greater than the second thickness, a second electrode including a second metal plate, a second coated region where a second material is applied onto the second metal plate, and a second uncoated region, a separator between the first electrode and the second electrode, a case housing the first electrode, the separator, and the second electrode, and a current collecting plate connected to the first uncoated region through a side thereof.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method of forming a pattern on a mask sheet including an attaching portion to be attached to a mask frame, and a pattern area in which the pattern is formed. The method includes positioning the mask sheet on an auxiliary sheet with a thickness greater than the thickness of the mask sheet, fastening the auxiliary sheet to the mask frame, applying a stretching force to the mask sheet and the auxiliary sheet, and forming the pattern on the pattern area of the mask sheet. Thus, a predetermined pattern is formed on a mask sheet while a uniformly distributed external force is applied to the mask sheet, so that bending or deflecting out of plane by the mask sheet is prevented, thereby forming a precise mask pattern.

Abstract: A mask frame on which a mask, having a pattern area and a mask edge defining the pattern area, is fixed comprises: a through opening corresponding to the pattern area; and a base corresponding to the mask edge. The base is provided with discharging holes formed therein, and a vacuum pump is coupled to the discharging holes so that the mask is fixed to the mask frame without damaging the pattern formed on the pattern area of the mask.

Abstract: A mask frame on which a mask, having a pattern area and a mask edge defining the pattern area, is fixed comprises: a through opening corresponding to the pattern area; and a base corresponding to the mask edge. The base is provided with discharging holes formed therein, and a vacuum pump is coupled to the discharging holes so that the mask is fixed to the mask frame without damaging the pattern formed on the pattern area of the mask.

Abstract: The present invention relates to (a) variable regions of heavy and light chains of an antibody specific to a surface antigen in sporozoite of Eimeria spp.; (b) a recombinant scFV (single chain variable fragment) antibody prepared using the variable regions; (c) a method for preparing a recombinant scFv antibody; and (d) an expression vector for expressing a recombinant scFv antibody.

Abstract: The present invention relates to (a) variable regions of heavy and light chains of an antibody specific to a surface antigen in sporozoite of Eimeria spp.; (b) a recombinant scFV (single chain variable fragment) antibody prepared using the variable regions; (c) a method for preparing a recombinant scFv antibody; and (d) an expression vector for expressing a recombinant scFv antibody.

Abstract: Disclosed are recombinant vectors encoding immunoglobulin-like domains and portions thereof, such as T-cell variable domains, antibody Fc-hinge fragments, subfragments and mutant domains with reduced biological half lives. Methods of producing large quantities of such domains, heterodimers, and fusion proteins following expression and secretion by prokaryotic host cells are also reported. Described are single chain T-cell receptors, which are folded into .beta.-pleated sheet structures similar to those of immunoglobulin variable domains; antibody Fc and Fc-hinge domains, which have the same in vivo stability as intact antibodies; and domains engineered to have reduced half lives.