Abstract: The present disclosure provides methods for analyzing structure and/or composition of glycoproteins and glycans of glycoproteins. Such methods can include subjecting a glycoprotein preparation to a condition that removes at least one O-linked glycan from the glycoprotein. Such methods can include subjecting a glycoprotein preparation to a condition that releases an N-glycan from the glycoprotein, e.g., prior to subjecting the glycoprotein to a condition that releases an O-glycan from the glycoprotein.

Abstract: Methods of analyzing glatiramer acetate (GA) or a polymeric precursor thereof are provided. The methods can include determining a level of one or more diethylamide-modified amino acids in a sample comprising GA or a polymeric precursor thereof, and selecting at least a portion of the sample based on the assessment of the one or more diethylamide-modified amino acids in the sample.

Abstract: The present invention provides methods of evaluating CHO cells.

Abstract: Methods of analyzing glatiramer acetate (GA) or a polymeric precursor thereof are provided. The methods can include determining a level of one or more diethylamide-modified amino acids in a sample comprising GA or a polymeric precursor thereof, and selecting at least a portion of the sample based on the assessment of the one or more diethylamide-modified amino acids in the sample.

Abstract: The present invention provides methods of evaluating CHO cells.

Abstract: A method to implement an adaptive multicast data rate transmission selection includes determining the lowest signal strength station in a multicast group, using signal strength as an indicator to increase data rate, and determining if the increase in data rate is viable for multicast transmission by determining frame or packet loss using the increased data rate.

Abstract: An enclosure includes a shelving unit having a first collapsible frame, a second collapsible frame, a plurality shelf support rods each having a first end connected to the first collapsible frame and a second end connected to the second collapsible frame, a plurality of shelves that are each removably supported by a pair of shelf support rods from the plurality of shelf support rods, and at least a first cover support having a first end connected to the first collapsible frame and a second end connected to the second collapsible frame. A flexible cover at least partially encloses the shelving unit and is supported with respect to the shelving, unit at least in part by engagement of the flexible cover with the first cover support. At least a portion of the flexible cover is at least translucent.

Abstract: Methods of analyzing glatiramer acetate (GA) or a polymeric precursor thereof are provided. The methods can include determining a level of one or more diethylamide-modified amino acids in a sample comprising GA or a polymeric precursor thereof, and selecting at least a portion of the sample based on the assessment of the one or more diethylamide-modified amino acids in the sample.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method and system for processing emails. The method comprising: receiving a correction request including an identifier of an original email and an incorrect recipient; in response to the correction request, creating a correction record including the identifier of the original email and the incorrect recipient; in response to receiving relevant emails of the original email, determining whether recipients of the relevant emails include the incorrect recipient; and in response to determining that recipients of the relevant emails include the incorrect recipient, processing the relevant emails based on the correction record.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides methods for analyzing structure and/or composition of glycoproteins and glycans of glycoproteins. Such methods can include subjecting a glycoprotein preparation to a condition that removes at least one O-linked glycan from the glycoprotein. Such methods can include subjecting a glycoprotein preparation to a condition that releases an N-glycan from the glycoprotein, e.g., prior to subjecting the glycoprotein to a condition that releases an O-glycan from the glycoprotein.

Abstract: An exemplary liquid crystal display (400) includes a liquid crystal panel (430), a gate driving circuit (410), a data driving circuit (420), and a compensation circuit (440). The liquid crystal panel includes a plurality of gate lines (401) and a plurality of data lines (402) intersecting with the gate lines. The gate driving circuit is configured for providing a plurality of scanning signals to the gate lines in sequence. The data driving circuit is configured for providing a plurality of gray scale voltages to the data lines. The compensation circuit is configured for compensating the scanning signals. The compensation circuit is charged by alternate of the scanning signals, and discharges each such charge to provide a compensation signal to a gate line corresponding to a next scanning signal.

Abstract: The present invention provides methods of evaluating CHO cells and producing recombinant glycoproteins.

Abstract: The present invention provides methods of evaluating CHO cells.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method and system for processing emails. The method comprising: receiving a correction request including an identifier of an original email and an incorrect recipient; in response to the correction request, creating a correction record including the identifier of the original email and the incorrect recipient; in response to receiving relevant emails of the original email, determining whether recipients of the relevant emails include the incorrect recipient; and in response to determining that recipients of the relevant emails include the incorrect recipient, processing the relevant emails based on the correction record.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for power management in the communication system, wherein the method for transmitting data from an access point to communication units comprising: assigning, by the access point, a first and a second association identifier in a message, to each of the communication units, to indicate the presence of respective buffered multicast data and unicast data respectively; setting, by the access point, the first association identifier to indicate the corresponding communication unit to receive the buffered multicast data, the second association identifier to indicate the corresponding communication unit to receive the buffered unicast data; and transmitting, by the access point, the message to awake the communication unit corresponding to the set first and/or second association identifier so as to transmit the buffered data thereto.

Abstract: An exemplary liquid crystal display (400) includes a liquid crystal panel (430), a gate driving circuit (410), a data driving circuit (420), and a compensation circuit (440). The liquid crystal panel includes a plurality of gate lines (401) and a plurality of data lines (402) intersecting with the gate lines. The gate driving circuit is configured for providing a plurality of scanning signals to the gate lines in sequence. The data driving circuit is configured for providing a plurality of gray scale voltages to the data lines. The compensation circuit is configured for compensating the scanning signals. The compensation circuit is charged by alternate of the scanning signals, and discharges each such charge to provide a compensation signal to a gate line corresponding to a next scanning signal.

Abstract: The present invention relates to ibuprofen-containing pharmaceutically acceptable solutions for filling hard capsules.

Abstract: An apparatus for automatically generating punctuation marks in a continuous speech recognition system, comprises means (1,2,3,5) for recognizing user speech and converting the user speech into words, characterized in that means (1,2,3,5) for recognizing user speech is further used to recognize pseudo noises in the user speech; and the apparatus characterized by further comprising: means (9) for marking pseudo noises in output results of means (1,2,3,5) for recognizing user speech; means (10,14,13) for generating punctuation marks by finding most likely pseudo punctuation marks at locations of pseudo noises marked by the means (9) for marking pseudo noises based on a language model containing pseudo punctuation marks.

Abstract: An apparatus for automatically generating punctuation marks in a continuous speech recognition system, comprises means (1, 2, 3, 5) for recognizing user speech and converting the user speech into words, characterized in that means (1, 2, 3, 5) for recognizing user speech is further used to recognize pseudo noises in the user speech; and the apparatus characterized by further comprising: means (9) for marking pseudo noises in output results of means (1, 2, 3, 5) for recognizing user speech; means (10, 14, 13) for generating punctuation marks by finding most likely pseudo punctuation marks at locations of pseudo noises marked by the means (9) for marking pseudo noises based on a language model containing pseudo punctuation marks.