Abstract: The present invention provides a process for preparing a vegetarian burger comprising the step of mixing hydrated TVP pieces with methyl cellulose, plant protein concentrate, fat, water and defibrillated hydrated texturized fibrous vegetable protein material to produce a vegetarian dough.

Abstract: The invention relates to a minced meat analogue comprising hydrated TVP chunks and hydrated TVP microfibers.

Abstract: Device for handling and/or processing parts, having first and second subassemblies separably connectable by a connection interface that results from a first contact section of the first subassembly being plugged and/or pressed in a connecting direction onto a second contact section of the second subassembly in a first orientation specified relative to the second contact section. The connection interface includes an electrical interface for transmitting electrical power and/or communication signals between the subassemblies and a fluid interface for transporting fluid between the subassemblies. The first and second contact sections are configured so the connection interface also results if the first contact section is plugged or pressed in the connecting direction onto the second contact section in a further orientation. The further orientation corresponds to the first orientation aside from a rotation of the first contact section by a specified angle about a rotation axis running in the connecting direction.

Abstract: The present invention is related to a method for determining the nucleotide sequence of a nucleic acid molecule comprising the following steps: a) providing a plurality of molecules of the nucleic acid molecule having at least one modification; b) cleaving at random the plurality of modified nucleic acid molecules thus providing modified nucleic acid molecule fragments and non-modified nucleic acid molecule fragments; c) separating the modified nucleic acid molecule fragments from the non-modified nucleic acid molecule fragments; d) separating or resolving the modified nucleic acid molecule fragments according to their length, mass and/or charge, whereby such separating or resolving generates a pattern of modified nucleic acid fragments; and e) optionally visualizing the pattern of modified nucleic acid fragments.