Abstract: The invention relates to a mixture composition comprising glucolipids, to its use for producing formulations and to formulations comprising this mixture composition.

Abstract: A method for integrating into a data transmission a number of I/O modules connected to an I/O station in accordance with a configuration for processing data assignable in accordance with this configuration, includes activating an integration mode, checking whether a target configuration for connecting a number of I/O modules to the I/O station for processing primary data is stored in a memory, checking whether the target configuration can be found on the basis of analyzed connected I/O modules, assigning each I/O module required for finding the target configuration to the target configuration, assigning each I/O module not required for finding the target configuration, to a new configuration for processing data, operating the I/O station with each I/O module assigned to the target configuration in accordance with the target configuration, and operating the I/O station with each I/O module assigned to the new configuration independently of and/or in addition to the target configuration in accordance with the n

Abstract: The present invention relates to compounds that modulate the conformation of Aurora Kinase A (AURKA). The compounds of the present invention are also modulators of the interactome of AURKA, and preferably alter the protein-protein interaction of AURKA with binding proteins, such as MYC and/or TPX2. The present invention also pertains to the use of such compounds in the prevention and/or treatment of proliferative diseases, such as cancer, and kits comprising the same.

Abstract: A composition contains glycolipids and triethyl citrate (TEC). The TEC can assist in stabilizing a foam of a corresponding aqueous composition. A method can be used for preparing a corresponding formulation, preferably a cosmetical or pharmaceutical formulation, by providing the composition and diluting the composition. The pH of the composition may be adjusted during the dilution by adding an organic or inorganic base.

Abstract: A vehicle seat is provided. The vehicle seat comprises construction elements that are movable relative to one another and at least one force transmission element which transmits activation forces and/or stress forces that result from the use of the vehicle seat from one construction element to the other. The force transmission element by way of at least one joint is connected to both construction elements, and conjointly with the at least one joint is an integral component part of at least one of the two construction elements.

Abstract: A vehicle seat is provided. The vehicle seat comprises construction elements that are movable relative to one another and at least one force transmission element which transmits activation forces and/or stress forces that result from the use of the vehicle seat from one construction element to the other. The force transmission element by way of at least one joint is connected to both construction elements, and conjointly with the at least one joint is an integral component part of at least one of the two construction elements.

Abstract: A device for registering in a medical navigation system a position and/or orientation of a patient's pelvis includes a pelvic registration frame. A plurality of positioning elements are arranged on the pelvic registration frame so as to define a plane, wherein the plurality of positioning elements are movable with respect to each other to enable placement of the positioning elements at defined pelvic points of the patient's pelvis. At least one position transmitter is arranged in an unambiguously defined position and/or orientation relative to the frame.

Abstract: A planning method and device for knee implants, wherein spatial data on the configuration of a patient's genicular anatomy, in particular of at least a part of the femur and/or the patella and/or the tibia, are captured in order to be inputted into a computer-assisted planning station; the movement of the parts of the genicular anatomy is recorded using a tracking and/or motion capturing method; the captured anatomical and movement data are made available to the computer-assisted planning station; a part of the patient's genicular anatomy is virtually replaced in the planning station by a sample implant and movements of the knee together with the sample implant are simulated; contact and impingement between the non-replaced parts of the genicular anatomy and the implant during the virtual movement is ascertained according to its magnitude; and wherein an adjustment of the positioning, shape or orientation of the implant or of a number of these parameters is determined until the contact and impingement become

Abstract: A device for registering in a medical navigation system a position and/or orientation of a patient's pelvis includes a pelvic registration frame. A plurality of positioning elements are arranged on the pelvic registration frame so as to define a plane, wherein the plurality of positioning elements are movable with respect to each other to enable placement of the positioning elements at defined pelvic points of the patient's pelvis. At least one position transmitter is arranged in an unambiguously defined position and/or orientation relative to the frame.

Abstract: A planning method and device for knee implants, wherein spatial data on the configuration of a patient's genicular anatomy, in particular of at least a part of the femur and/or the patella and/or the tibia, are captured in order to be inputted into a computer-assisted planning station; the movement of the parts of the genicular anatomy is recorded using a tracking and/or motion capturing method; the captured anatomical and movement data are made available to the computer-assisted planning station; a part of the patient's genicular anatomy is virtually replaced in the planning station by a sample implant and movements of the knee together with the sample implant are simulated; contact and impingement between the non-replaced parts of the genicular anatomy and the implant during the virtual movement is ascertained according to its magnitude; and wherein an adjustment of the positioning, shape or orientation of the implant or of a number of these parameters is determined until the contact and impingement become