Abstract: A pot cover structure includes a cover and a number of clips, the center bottom of the cover is formed with a rim of wall with at least of two holes on the wall for the clips to secure therein, each clip has a stop section at the top portion, a contact section at the center portion and a block extending from the contact section downwardly, the block has a pair of clipper edges extending there from, the clips are equally set along the wall of the cover, when the cover is placed onto the pot, the stop section slows down the movement to prevent an abrupt engagement.

Abstract: Methods and devices for transmitting micromechanical forces locally to induce surface convolutions into tissues on the millimeter to micron scale for promoting wound healing are presented. These convolutions induce a moderate stretching of individual cells, stimulating cellular proliferation and elaboration of natural growth factors without increasing the size of the wound. Micromechanical forces can be applied directly to tissue, through biomolecules or the extracellular matrix. This invention can be used with biosensors, biodegradable materials and drug delivery systems. This invention will also be useful in pre-conditioned tissue-engineering constructs in vitro. Application of this invention will shorten healing times for wounds and reduce the need for invasive surgery.

Abstract: There is provided an improved turntable structure wherein a turning plate may be motor-driven or manually driven at the option of a user. The turntable includes a turning plate supported on a base plate via a rotation ring assembly. On the bottom surface of the turning plate is mounted a driving device from which extends a tie rod by which the user may manipulate the position of a driving wheel in the motor of the driving device to engage or disengage from the rotation ring assembly. The rotation ring assembly includes an upper sleeve affixed to the bottom surface of the turning plate, a lower sleeve affixed to the top surface of the base plate, and a bushing circumferentially opposing both the upper and lower sleeves. A plurality of roller balls are captured in aligned grooves formed into opposing surfaces of each of the upper and lower sleeves and the bushing.