Abstract: Disclosed is a novel type II restriction endonuclease. Such enzyme recognizes a particular non-palindromic sequence of 5 oligonucleotides and cleaves DNA downstream of the DNA recognition sequence of nucleotides at the fourth base in the upper strand and the fifth base in the lower strand, and forms a one-base protruding end in the 5?-end after cleavage. The recognition and cleavage site of HpyC1I is identical to the known restriction endonuclease BccI respectively, but the nucleotide sequence and the amino acid sequence are different from any other know restriction enzymes.

Abstract: A method of exposure compensation for simulating the dynamic of human eye comprises the following steps: sampling the brightness of an image; plotting a brightness level graph; converting the brightness level graph into a histogram of brightness; converting the histogram of brightness into a percentile diagram of brightness; converting the percentile diagram of brightness into a diagram of gamut curve; and replacing the gamut curve of the original image with the new gamut curve to obtain a modified image. Thereby, color level of the large part of low brightness can be raised to show the details of the image, and an excellent image quality is available.

Abstract: Disclosed is a novel type II restriction endonuclease. Such enzyme recognizes a particular non-palindromic sequence of 5 oligonucleotides and cleaves DNA downstream of the DNA recognition sequence of nucleotides at the fourth base in the upper strand and the fifth base in the lower strand, and forms a one-base protruding end in the 5?-end after cleavage. The recognition and cleavage site of HpyC1I is identical to the known restriction endonuclease BccI respectively, but the nucleotide sequence and the amino acid sequence are different from any other know restriction enzymes.

Abstract: A light device includes a sensor secured to the fork of a bicycle and an inducing block secured to the wheel for moving pass the sensor so as to actuate the sensor. A housing is securing to the bicycle for receiving a microprocessor which is coupled to the sensor. A displayer is coupled to the microprocessor for displaying a speed of the bicycle. Two light bulbs of different wattages are coupled to the microprocessor so as to be energized when the inducing block moves pass the sensor. A switch is coupled to the microprocessor for controlling the lighting modes.