Abstract: A monoclonal antibody specifically binding to human and monkey CD38 antigens or a derivative thereof includes: antigen complementarity-determining regions CDR1, CDR2 and CDR3 of an antibody light chain variable region having amino acid sequences as set forth in SEQ ID NO: 3, SEQ ID NO: 4 and SEQ ID NO: 5, respectively; and antigen complementarity-determining regions CDR1, CDR2 and CDR3 of an antibody heavy chain variable region having amino acid sequences as set forth in SEQ ID NO: 8, SEQ ID NO: 9 and SEQ ID NO: 10, respectively. The monoclonal antibody or derivative thereof can be used as a component of a pharmaceutical composition or prepared into a suitable pharmaceutical preparation, administered alone or combined with other therapeutic means such as chemotherapy drugs, for treating tumors with positive CD38 expression, such as human myeloma and human lymphoma.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a hydraulic support with a quick response function for coal wall spalling, which includes a base, an upright post, a top beam, an extensible canopy, a face guard, and a vibration meter. The vibration meter is mounted on a hydraulic support, and detects a vibration signal of a coal wall in a non-contact mode. The face guard includes a primary face guard, a secondary face guard, and a tertiary face guard connected in sequence. One side, close to a coal wall, of the primary face guard is connected to a quick response device. The quick response device is in signal communication with the vibration meter. After receiving the vibration signal of the coal wall, the quick response device is abutted against the coal wall before the secondary face guard and the tertiary face guard fit the coal wall.

Abstract: A method and apparatus are provided for vertically felling trees by taking apart the trunk in a stepwise manner combining sagittal and horizontal cross-sections. A vertical frame is attachable to a tree trunk, the vertical frame having a movable portion and a fixed portion. A first cutting device is attachable to the vertical frame and configured to cut the tree sagittally substantially along a longitudinal axis of the tree. A second cutting device is attachable to the vertical frame and configured to cut the tree horizontally from an exterior of the tree to a sagittal cut made in the tree by the first cutting device. A locking mechanism releasably locks the movable portion of the frame to the fixed portion of the frame. The apparatus uses the weight of the upper trunk to maintain stability to steadily decrease the tree height until the entire tree is removed.

Abstract: The present application provides a multidirectional splicing lighting atmosphere illumination module, which comprises a module bottom shell, an LED lamp panel installed on the module bottom shell and a module cover installed on the module bottom shell. The present application further provides a modular illumination device, which comprises multidirectional splicing lighting atmosphere illumination modules and connecting buckles, and the two adjacent illumination modules are in electrical and signal connection through the connecting buckles. The problems of electrical and signal connection and mechanical splicing of the two adjacent illumination modules are solved by buckling the connecting buckles with the two adjacent illumination modules, at the same time, the plurality of illumination modules can be assembled and combined into different shapes to realize different lighting decoration effects, and then the present application has the advantages of repeated splicing.

Abstract: A method and apparatus are provided for vertically felling trees by taking apart the trunk in a stepwise manner combining sagittal and horizontal cross-sections. A vertical frame is attachable to a tree trunk, the vertical frame having a movable portion and a fixed portion. A first cutting device is attachable to the vertical frame and configured to cut the tree sagittally substantially along a longitudinal axis of the tree. A second cutting device is attachable to the vertical frame and configured to cut the tree horizontally from an exterior of the tree to a sagittal cut made in the tree by the first cutting device. A locking mechanism releasably locks the movable portion of the frame to the fixed portion of the frame. The apparatus uses the weight of the upper trunk to maintain stability to steadily decrease the tree height until the entire tree is removed.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for vertically felling of trees are provided by taking apart the trunk in a stepwise manner combining sagittal and horizontal cross-sections. A vertical frame is attachable to a tree trunk, the vertical frame having a movable portion and a fixed portion. A first cutting device is attachable to the vertical frame and configured to cut the tree sagittally substantially along a longitudinal axis of the tree. A second cutting device is attachable to the vertical frame and configured to cut the tree horizontally from an exterior of the tree to a sagittal cut made in the tree by the first cutting device. A locking mechanism releasably locks the movable portion of the frame to the fixed portion of the frame. The apparatus uses the weight of the upper trunk to maintain stability to steadily decrease the tree height until the entire tree is removed.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for vertically felling of trees are provided by taking apart the trunk in a stepwise manner combining sagittal and horizontal cross-sections. A vertical frame is attachable to a tree trunk, the vertical frame having a movable portion and a fixed portion. A first cutting device is attachable to the vertical frame and configured to cut the tree sagittally substantially along a longitudinal axis of the tree. A second cutting device is attachable to the vertical frame and configured to cut the tree horizontally from an exterior of the tree to a sagittal cut made in the tree by the first cutting device. A locking mechanism releasably locks the movable portion of the frame to the fixed portion of the frame. The apparatus uses the weight of the upper trunk to maintain stability to steadily decrease the tree height until the entire tree is removed.