Abstract: Provided is a novel method of suppressing non-specific protein adsorption. The above-mentioned object can be achieved by treating a solid phase with a solid phase-treating liquid containing a phosphorylcholine group-containing polymer as a main component, and treating a specimen with a specimen-treating liquid containing, as a main component, a polymer having a phosphorylcholine group, a hydroxy group, and a hydrophobic group, followed by addition of the treated specimen to the treated solid phase.

Abstract: Provided is a novel method of suppressing non-specific protein adsorption. The above-mentioned object can be achieved by treating a solid phase with a solid phase-treating liquid containing a phosphorylcholine group-containing polymer as a main component, and treating a specimen with a specimen-treating liquid containing, as a main component, a polymer having a phosphorylcholine group, a hydroxy group, and a hydrophobic group, followed by addition of the treated specimen to the treated solid phase.

Abstract: A molten zinc alloy, which contains 4–22 mass % Al, 1–7 mass % Mg and optionally one ore more of Ti, B and Si at very small ratios, is held at a temperature Th higher than (a solidification-beginning temperature Ts.b.+85° C.) for homogenization, and then cooled down to a temperature Tc equal to (Ts.b.+20–65° C.). After the molten alloy is poured in a mold, it is naturally cooled and solidified to an ingot, while its upper part is being heated. Once an upper surface of the zinc alloy in the mold begins to solidify, it is optionally cooled with water. The produced ingot has a structure without cracks or cavities, so that it is safely fed to a molten pool for replenishment.

Abstract: A molten zinc alloy, which contains 4-22 mass % Al, 1-7 mass % Mg and optionally one ore more of Ti, B and Si at very small ratios, is held at a temperature Th higher than (a solidification-beginning temperature Ts.b.+85° C.) for homogenization, and then cooled down to a temperature Tc equal to (Ts.b.+20-65° C.). After the molten alloy is poured in a mold, it is naturally cooled and solidified to an ingot, while its upper part is being heated. Once an upper surface of the zinc alloy in the mold begins to solidify, it is optionally cooled with water. The produced ingot has a structure without cracks or cavities, so that it is safely fed to a molten pool for replenishment.