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20110253094 | Piston Bowl With Spray Jet Targets - A piston for a direct injection engine is provided, the piston having a bowl at an upper end, the bowl forming a portion of a combustion chamber. The bowl includes an inner surface that defines a volume configured to receive a fuel-air mixture, the inner surface of the bowl including at least one surface feature that forms at least one edge portion as a target for the fuel spray, the edge portion defined by two or more surface portions. The surface feature may protrude from the inner surface of the bowl or may be recessed into the inner surface. Such surface features may reduce soot and improve fuel-air mixing. | 10-20-2011 |
20110253095 | Piston Bowl With Spray Jet Targets - A piston for a direct injection engine is provided, the piston having a bowl at an upper end, the bowl forming a portion of a combustion chamber. The bowl includes an inner surface that defines a volume configured to receive a fuel-air mixture, the inner surface of the bowl including at least one surface feature as a target for the fuel spray, the surface feature angled 20° to 80° from the piston face. The surface feature may protrude from the inner surface of the bowl or may be recessed into the inner surface. Such surface features may reduce soot and improve fuel-air mixing. | 10-20-2011 |
20110259297 | Piston Bowl With Deflecting Features - A piston for a direct injection engine is provided, the piston having a bowl at an upper end, the bowl forming a portion of a combustion chamber. The bowl includes an inner surface and a dome that defines a volume configured to receive a fuel-air mixture, the inner surface of the bowl and the dome each including at least one surface feature as a target for the fuel spray. The surface feature may protrude from the inner surface of the bowl or may be recessed into the inner surface. Such surface features may reduce soot and improve fuel-air mixing. | 10-27-2011 |
20110271931 | Piston Bowl With Flat Bottom - A piston for a direct injection engine is provided, the piston having a bowl at an upper end, the bowl forming a portion of a combustion chamber. The bowl includes an inner surface that defines a volume configured to receive a fuel-air mixture, the inner surface of the bowl including a generally concave portion including a flat bottom surrounding a central protruding dome. The relatively flat bottom portion is bounded by two radial concave surface portions which are disposed below two convex separation features for the injected fuel spray. Such surface geometries may reduce soot and improve fuel-air mixing. | 11-10-2011 |
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20100223500 | METHOD AND DEVICE FOR DETERMINING A PROBABILITY OF OCCURRENCE - IN a method and a device for determining a probability of occurrence that an overall system fulfills a predefined system performance, the overall system is composed of instances of different classes of partial systems, and each class of partial systems has an associated class fault tree. The method has the following steps: (a) calculating (S | 09-02-2010 |
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20090136934 | TARGETING AND TRACING OF ANTIGENS IN LIVING CELLS - The present invention relates to a method of detecting the presence, amount or subcellular location of an antigenic structure of interest in a cell, comprising the steps of: (a) (i) expressing a fusion protein directed to the antigenic structure of interest in said cell or (ii) introducing a fusion protein directed to the antigenic structure of interest and coupled to a (poly) peptide capable of transducing into said cell; wherein said fusion protein comprises a first (poly) peptide sequence comprising the variable region of a heavy chain antibody of Camelidae and a second (poly) peptide sequence derivable from a fluorescent or chromophoric protein. | 05-28-2009 |
20100285487 | FLUORESCENT TWO-HYBRID (F2H) ASSAY FOR DIRECT VISUALIZATION OF PROTEIN INTERACTIONS IN LIVING CELLS - The present invention relates to an in vitro method for detecting protein-protein interactions comprising: (a) expressing in a eukaryotic cell a first fusion protein comprising (i) a (poly)peptide that, when expressed in a cell, accumulates at distinct sites in the nucleus of the cell or interacts with proteinaceous or non-proteinaceous structures accumulated at distinct sites in the nucleus of the cell; and (ii) a (poly)peptide specifically binding to GFP; (b) expressing in the same cell a second fusion protein comprising (i) GFP; and (ii) a bait (poly)peptide; (c) expressing in the same cell a third fusion protein comprising (i) a fluorescent (poly)peptide, the excitation and/or emission wavelength of which differs from that of GFP; and (ii) a prey (poly)peptide; and (d) detecting the fluorescence emission of the fluorescent parts of the second and the third fusion protein in the cell upon excitation, wherein a co-localization of the fluorescence emission of both fusion proteins in the cell nucleus is indicative of an interaction of the bait and the prey (poly)peptide. The invention also relates to an in vitro method for detecting protein-protein interactions comprising: (a) expressing in a eukaryotic cell a first fusion protein comprising (i) a fluorescent (poly)peptide; (ii) a (poly)peptide that, when expressed in a cell, accumulates at distinct sites in the nucleus of the cell; and (iii) a bait (poly)peptide (b) expressing in the same cell a second fusion protein comprising (i) a fluorescent (poly)peptide, the excitation and/or emission wavelength of which differs from that of the fluorescent (poly)peptide comprised in said first fusion protein; and (ii) a prey (poly)peptide and (c) detecting the fluorescence emission of the fluorescent parts of the first and the second fusion protein in the cell upon excitation, wherein a co-localization of the fluorescence emission of both fusion proteins in the cell nucleus is indicative of an interaction of the bait and the prey (poly)peptide. Furthermore, the present invention relates to methods for identifying a compound modulating the interaction of two (poly)peptides and methods of determining the relative strength of the interaction of two proteins with a third protein. | 11-11-2010 |
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20140342372 | FLUORESCENT TWO-HYBRID (F2H) ASSAY FOR DIRECT VISUALIZATION OF PROTEIN INTERACTIONS IN LIVING CELLS - The present invention relates to an in vitro method for detecting protein-protein interactions comprising: (a) expressing in a eukaryotic cell a first fusion protein comprising (i) a (poly)peptide that, when expressed in a cell, accumulates at distinct sites in the nucleus of the cell or interacts with proteinaceous or non-proteinaceous structures accumulated at distinct sites in the nucleus of the cell; and (ii) a (poly)peptide specifically binding to GFP; (b) expressing in the same cell a second fusion protein comprising (i) GFP; and (ii) a bait (poly)peptide; (c) expressing in the same cell a third fusion protein comprising (i) a fluorescent (poly)peptide, the excitation and/or emission wavelength of which differs from that of GFP; and (ii) a prey (poly)peptide; and (d) detecting the fluorescence emission of the fluorescent parts of the second and the third fusion protein in the cell upon excitation, wherein a co-localization of the fluorescence emission of both fusion proteins in the cell nucleus is indicative of an interaction of the bait and the prey (poly)peptide. The invention also relates to an in vitro method for detecting protein-protein interactions comprising: (a) expressing in a eukaryotic cell a first fusion protein comprising (i) a fluorescent (poly)peptide; (ii) a (poly)peptide that, when expressed in a cell, accumulates at distinct sites in the nucleus of the cell; and (iii) a bait (poly)peptide (b) expressing in the same cell a second fusion protein comprising (i) a fluorescent (poly)peptide, the excitation and/or emission wavelength of which differs from that of the fluorescent (poly)peptide comprised in said first fusion protein; and (ii) a prey (poly)peptide and (c) detecting the fluorescence emission of the fluorescent parts of the first and the second fusion protein in the cell upon excitation, wherein a co-localization of the fluorescence emission of both fusion proteins in the cell nucleus is indicative of an interaction of the bait and the prey (poly)peptide. Furthermore, the present invention relates to methods for identifying a compound modulating the interaction of two (poly)peptides and methods of determining the relative strength of the interaction of two proteins with a third protein. | 11-20-2014 |