Abstract: A hard disk support for holding a hard disk drive can include a frame, a bracket, and a plurality of arched ribs. The bracket is located in the frame. The plurality of arched ribs extends from the frame toward to the bracket, and the arched ribs couple the bracket to the frame. When the hard disk support is shaken at a first orientation, the arched ribs are deformed to reduce the shock to the bracket to relieve the shock to the hard disk drive. As a result, the hard disk drive can be secured on the hard disk support without shock absorbers to absorb shock.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are hybridomas, antibodies produced thereby, antigens, and cells identified or isolated therewith. The dendritic like cells preferably have dendritic morphology and B cell phenotype. Methods of utilizing the hybridomas, antibodies, antigens, and cells are also discussed herein.