Abstract: The present invention discloses a method for diagnosing cancer comprising a step of detecting active protein kinase C? in urine.

Abstract: Disclosed is a film which is able to suppress agglutination by being continuously adhered to an adhesion target portion in a biological body while suppressing a position shift. A film includes an adhesive and an adhesion inhibiting layer. The adhesive layer absorbs and maintains a liquid in a plurality of pores which are opened in one film surface and has a capillary force for adhering the adhesive layer to a first-cell group. The adhesive layer is formed of a biodegradable polymer. The adhesion inhibiting layer configures the other film surface, and inhibits adhesion between a second-cell group which is different from the first-cell group and the adhesive layer. In the adhesive layer, the pore is formed not to be penetrated in a thickness direction of the film, and thus the first-cell group and the second-cell group are separated into the one film surface side and the other film surface side.

Abstract: In a method for delivering a nucleic acid of the invention, a nucleic acid is introduced into a cell by pressing the nucleic acid supported on a surface of a solid substrate against the cell. According to the method, the nucleic acid can be delivered into the cell simply at a low cost without placing a heavy burden on the cell at a high nucleic acid delivery efficiency. By allowing the surface of the solid substrate to support the nucleic acid in the form of a complex with a polyamine or a cationic lipid and pressing it against the cell, the introduction efficiency into the cell can be further improved. In the invention, by using a nucleic acid useful for gene therapy as the nucleic acid, a high-efficiency device for gene therapy can be obtained.