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Munechika Enjoji, Fukuoka JP
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| 20090298098 | N1, N12-DIACETYLSPERMINE AS TUMOR MARKER - A tumor marker comprising diacetylspermine, and a method of evaluating the state of a tumor, comprising reacting an antibody to diacetylspermine with a biological sample to thereby detect diacetylspermine and evaluating the state of the tumor using the obtained detection results as an indicator. | 12-03-2009 |
Naoyuki Enjoji, Wako-Shi JP
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| 20100237538 | INJECTION-MOLDING METHOD AND APPARATUS - An injection-molding method made up of a step of preparing a first die ( | 09-23-2010 |
| 20100264558 | INJECTION-MOLDING METHOD AND APPARATUS - An injection-molding method made up of a step of preparing a first die ( | 10-21-2010 |
Naoyuki Enjoji, Utsunomiya-Shi JP
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| 20090042069 | SOLID POLYMER ELECTROLYTE FUEL CELL ASSEMBLY, FUEL CELL STACK, AND METHOD OF OPERATING CELL ASSEMBLY - A cell assembly is formed by stacking a first unit cell and a second unit cell to each other. The first unit cell includes a first unified body, and the second unit cell includes a second unified body. In the cell assembly, the first and second unit cells have structures different from each other. | 02-12-2009 |
Takaharu Enjoji, Tokyo JP
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| 20100193361 | APPARATUS FOR CONCENTRATING DIELECTRIC MICROPARTICLES - Microorganisms (dielectric microparticles) in a liquid sample are captured using a dielectrophoretic force. After quantifying and analyzing, the microorganisms thus captured are concentrated and collected. In an apparatus for concentrating dielectric microparticles, a liquid sample, which contains the microorganisms to be examined, is supplied from a liquid sample-holding unit holding the liquid sample and passes through a voltage-applied cell. During the passage, the microorganisms are captured on dielectrophoretic electrodes by a dielectrophoretic force. Then, the captured microorganisms are released from the dielectrophoretic force by ceasing the voltage application. At the same time, a release liquid supplied from a release liquid-holding unit is flown through the dielectrophoretic electrodes so that the concentrated microorganisms are released and collected into a collection unit as the target bacteria. | 08-05-2010 |