Abstract: The present invention provides a crosslinked molded article having a lower compression set; and a method for producing a crosslinked molded article by injection molding, the method enabling shortening of one cycle in injection molding, the method being suitable for obtaining a crosslinked molded article having a lower compression set. The present invention relates to a method for producing a crosslinked molded article, comprising melt-kneading a polymer composition containing a polymer having a terminal double bond, a hydrosilyl group-containing compound (Y) having at least two hydrosilyl groups per molecule, a platinum-based catalyst (Z) for hydrosilicon crosslinking, and a reaction inhibitor (D), subjecting the polymer composition to injection molding in a mold, performing primary crosslinking in the mold, removing the primary-crosslinked molded article from the mold, and then performing secondary crosslinking in a heat medium.

Abstract: A nucleic acid probe for detecting a target nucleic acid. At least one terminal of the probe-binding region in the target nucleic acid is a guanine base, and one or more cytosine bases are present within 1 to 7 bases from the guanine base. The nucleic acid probe comprises an oligonucleotide having a cytosine base facing the guanine base on a terminal and a fluorescent dye conjugated to the cytosine base. The fluorescent dye is quenched by the interaction with a guanine base. The oligonucleotide is completely complementary to the nucleic acid in the probe-binding region except the one or more cytosine bases present within 1 to 7 bases from the terminal guanine base. The base in the oligonucleotide facing the cytosine base closest to the terminal guanine base among the one or more cytosine bases is a base having no fluorescence-quenching effect.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a nucleic acid probe for detecting a target nucleic acid. At least one terminal of the probe-binding region in the target nucleic acid is a guanine base, and one or more cytosine bases are present within 1 to 7 bases from the guanine base. The nucleic acid probe comprises an oligonucleotide having a cytosine base facing the guanine base on a terminal and a fluorescent dye conjugated to the cytosine base. The fluorescent dye is quenched by the interaction with a guanine base. The oligonucleotide is completely complementary to the nucleic acid in the probe-binding region except the one or more cytosine bases present within 1 to 7 bases from the terminal guanine base. The base in the oligonucleotide facing the cytosine base closest to the terminal guanine base among the one or more cytosine bases is a base having no fluorescence-quenching effect.

Abstract: The present invention provides a crosslinked molded article having a lower compression set; and a method for producing a crosslinked molded article by injection molding, the method enabling shortening of one cycle in injection molding, the method being suitable for obtaining a crosslinked molded article having a lower compression set. The present invention relates to a method for producing a crosslinked molded article, comprising melt-kneading a polymer composition containing a polymer having a terminal double bond, a hydrosilyl group-containing compound (Y) having at least two hydrosilyl groups per molecule, a platinum-based catalyst (Z) for hydrosilicon crosslinking, and a reaction inhibitor (D), subjecting the polymer composition to injection molding in a mold, performing primary crosslinking in the mold, removing the primary-crosslinked molded article from the mold, and then performing secondary crosslinking in a heat medium.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a nucleic acid probe for detecting a target nucleic acid. At least one terminal of the probe-binding region in the target nucleic acid is a guanine base, and one or more cytosine bases are present within 1 to 7 bases from the guanine base. The nucleic acid probe comprises an oligonucleotide having a cytosine base facing the guanine base on a terminal and a fluorescent dye conjugated to the cytosine base. The fluorescent dye is quenched by the interaction with a guanine base. The oligonucleotide is completely complementary to the nucleic acid in the probe-binding region except the one or more cytosine bases present within 1 to 7 bases from the terminal guanine base. The base in the oligonucleotide facing the cytosine base closest to the terminal guanine base among the one or more cytosine bases is a base having no fluorescence-quenching effect.