Abstract: A record carrier is described that has a servo track (4) indicating an information track (9) intended for recording information blocks. The servo track (4) has a periodic variation of a physical parameter at a predetermined frequency and modulated parts for encoding position information at regular intervals. The modulated parts start with a bit sync element and are of a data type having a data bit element or of a word sync type having a word sync element. The bit sync element, word sync element and the data bit element being modulated according to a same predetermined type of modulation of the periodic variation. The distances between all elements constituting the modulated parts are unique. Further a device for reading and/or writing the record carrier is described.

Abstract: In step S1, the address generator generates address information composed of a sync signal which is recorded on an optical disc, address data and an error correction code for the address data, pre-encodes and supplies it to a modulator. At the same time, a carrier signal generator generates a carrier signal which is to carry the address information, and supplies it to the modulator. In step S2, the modulator makes MSK modulation of the carrier signal supplied from the carrier signal generator on the basis of the pre-encoded address information supplied from the address generator, and supplies a resultant MSK modulation signal to a wobbling unit. In step S3, the wobbling unit forms, on the optical disc, a spiral groove wobbled adaptively to the MSK modulation signal supplied from the modulator. In this optical disc, a given address can be accessed quickly and accurately.

Abstract: A header in which an address signal has been recorded is provided on the disc every predetermined sector interval. Recording data is arranged in an error correction encoding block and the error correcting process is performed. The error correction encoding block is divided into a plurality of portions in a predetermined direction, thereby forming sectors S1, S2, S3, . . . The data of each sector is recorded subsequent to the header. Upon reproduction, the header is detected and the data is reproduced every sector. One of the error correcting processes is performed in the reproduced data in the sectors S1, S2, S3, . . . In the case where errors cannot be corrected by the error correcting process in the reproduced data in the sector, the error correction block including the sectors S1, S2, S3, . . . is reproduced and the error correcting processes are performed in the sequences in two directions.

Abstract: A header in which an address signal has been recorded is provided on the disc every predetermined sector interval. Recording data is arranged in an error correction encoding block and the error correcting process is performed. The error correction encoding block is divided into a plurality of portions in a predetermined direction, thereby forming sectors S1, S2, S3, . . . . The data of each sector is recorded subsequent to the header. Upon reproduction, the header is detected and the data is reproduced every sector. One of the error correcting processes is performed in the reproduced data in the sectors S1, S2, S3, . . . . In the case where errors cannot be corrected by the error correcting process in the reproduced data in the sector, the error correction block including the sectors S1, S2, S3, . . . is reproduced and the error correcting processes are performed in the sequences in two directions.

Abstract: An optical information recording apparatus detects an irradiated position by a laser beam, and modulating additional information in accordance with a track address and angular information as the results of the position detecting to record the modulated additional information at a prescribed position on an optical information recording medium.

Abstract: An optical disk having a plurality of substantially concentric tracks, each of which includes a plurality of segments each comprising a servo area ARs provided with servo pits for giving servo information to a disk drive and a data area ARd. Identification marks SGM, ADM, STM1, STM2 are recorded in the servo area ARs. The identification marks SGM, ADM, STM1, STM2 provide information for identifying the respective segments depending on the recording position in the servo area ARs.

Abstract: An optical disk having a plurality of substantially concentric tracks, each of which includes a plurality of segments each comprising a servo area ARs provided with servo pits for giving servo information to a disk drive and a data area ARd. Identification marks SGM, ADM, STM1, STM2 are recorded in the servo area ARs. The identification marks SGM, ADM, STM1, STM2 provide information for identifying the respective segments depending on the recording position in the servo area ARs.

Abstract: This invention provides a growth inhibitor for leukemia cells comprising an antisense oligonucleotide derivative to Wilms' tumor gene (WT1).

Abstract: A novel recording medium capable of realizing high density, reliability in a recording/reproducing operation and facilitating the process which is performed by a drive apparatus is provided. An amplitude amount of wobbling of a track is made to be 10 nm to 15 nm and a track pitch of the track is made 0.74 &mgr;m to 0.82 &mgr;m. The determined values enable large-capacity recording to be realized and the recording/reproducing performance to be prevented from being deteriorated. As administration information, recommended information for a recording/reproducing operation at an inner peripheral position and an outer peripheral position is recorded. The size of data in a linking section is made to be the same as the sector for constituting a data block.

Abstract: Thermal stress is prevented from accumulating on a disk recording medium. Data to be recorded is divided into 32-kilobyte clusters, and a front link area and a back link area, whose lengths are randomly changed, formed of a total of 8 frames are added before and after the clusters. Then, the data is recorded on a predetermined area of a disk on the basis of address data prerecorded on the disk.

Abstract: A data recording apparatus is constructed by: an input unit for receiving first and second digital data in which a ratio of sector sizes is not equal to an integer ratio; a block segmenting unit for inserting first data nA and second data mB (n and m are integers of 2 or more and n≠m) when it is assumed that a sector size of first data is set to A and a sector size of second data is set to B and for forming data of a block structure; a recording processing unit for performing an error correction encoding and a digital modulation to the data of the block structure; and a recording unit for recording the recording data from the recording processing unit to a data recording medium.

Abstract: An information recording/reproducing apparatus wherein exact reproduction of both wobbled address information and sync information can be realized in a recording mode as well as in a reproduction mode. The apparatus comprises first and second detectors for detecting two diametrical side portions of each track on a recording medium where a pregroove is modulated correspondingly to address information and sync information of mutually different frequency bands; a calculator for calculating a normalized track information signal on the basis of the outputs of the first and second detectors; and a third detector for detecting the address information and/or the sync signal on the basis of the output of the calculator.

Abstract: A data recording apparatus is constructed by: an input unit for receiving first and second digital data in which a ratio of sector sizes is not equal to an integer ratio; a block segmenting unit for inserting first data nA and second data mB (n and m are integers of 2 or more and n.noteq.m) when it is assumed that a sector size of first data is set to A and a sector size of second data is set to B and for forming data of a block structure; a recording processing unit for performing an error correction encoding and a digital modulation to the data of the block structure; and a recording unit for recording the recording data from the recording processing unit to a data recording medium.

Abstract: A header in which an address signal has been recorded is provided on the disc for every predetermined sector interval. Recording data is arranged in an error correction encoding block and the error correcting process is performed. The error correction encoding block is divided into a plurality of portions in a predetermined direction, thereby forming sectors S1, S2, S3, . . . . The data of each sector is recorded subsequent to the header. Upon reproduction, the header is detected and the data is reproduced for every sector. One of the error correcting processes is performed in the reproduced data in the sectors S1, S2, S3, . . . . In the case where errors cannot be corrected by the error correcting process in the reproduced data in the sector, the error correction block including the sectors S1, S2, S3, . . . is reproduced and the error correcting processes are performed in the sequences in two directions.

Abstract: This invention provides a growth inhibitor for leukemia cells comprising an antisense oligonucleotide derivative to Wilms' tumor gene (WT1).

Abstract: A data recording apparatus for recording digital data to a data recording medium is disclosed, that comprises an error correction code encoding means for interleaving a predetermined unit of data to be recorded and encoding the resultant data with an error correction code, and an identifying means for identifying whether the data to be recorded is reproduction-only data or rewritable data, wherein said error correction code encoding means is adapted for changing the interleave length corresponding to the output of said identifying means.

Abstract: An optical recording method according to the invention is provided such, that when an optical pickup (2) is moved over an optical disk (1), the optical pickup (2) being positioned onto the target track location, record marks are recorded on the optical disk (1) by a light beam irradiated onto the optical disk (1) through the optical pickup (2). An irradiation position of the light beam is offset during recording by a predetermined amount to a track at the recording direction side relative to the target track location, and a record mark is formed on a target track by the offset light beam.

Abstract: An optical disk having a plurality of substantially concentric tracks, each of which includes a plurality of segments each comprising a servo area ARs provided with servo pits for giving servo information to a disk drive and a data area ARd. Identification marks SGM, ADM, STM1, STM2 are recorded in the servo area ARs. The identification marks SGM, ADM, STM1, STM2 provide information for identifying the respective segments depending on the recording position in the servo area ARs.

Abstract: An information recording/reproducing apparatus wherein exact reproduction of both wobbled address information and sync information can be realized in a recording mode as well as in a reproduction mode. The apparatus comprises first and second detectors for detecting two diametrical side portions of each track on a recording medium where a pregroove is modulated correspondingly to address information and sync information of mutually different frequency bands; a calculator for calculating a normalized track information signal on the basis of the outputs of the first and second detectors; and a third detector for detecting the address information and/or the sync signal on the basis of the output of the calculator.

Abstract: A data recording apparatus is constructed by: an input unit for receiving first and second digital data in which a ratio of sector sizes is not equal to an integer ratio; a block segmenting unit for inserting first data nA and second data mB (n and m are integers of 2 or more and n.noteq.m) when it is assumed that a sector size of first data is set to A and a sector size of second data is set to B and for forming data of a block structure; a recording processing unit for performing an error correction encoding and a digital modulation to the data of the block structure; and a recording unit for recording the recording data from the recording processing unit to a data recording medium.