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Method for production of tomographic section images of a periodically moving object with a number of focus detector combinations

A method and CT scanner are proposed for the production of tomographic section images, in particular X-ray CT images, of a periodically moving object with periodically changing movement and rest phases. For scanning, a number of focus detector combinations with flat detectors are moved on coaxial spiral paths and movement signals from the moving object are measured at the same time in order to detect movement and rest phases. Further, the time correlation between the movement data and the detector output data stored and axial segment image stacks are then reconstructed independently of one another from sub-segments of the spiral paths using the detector output data from each detector which represent a rest phase of the moving object. Additionally, segment image stacks from the n spiral paths of the n focus detector combinations at the correct time are added up in a complementary angle form and in layers to form 180° tomography section images. The axial segment image stacks are reconstructed in a first step from double-inclined reconstruction planes. Further, in a second step, they are reformatted to produce axial segment image stacks, and detector data from a number of successive movement periods are used for this purpose.
Owner:SIEMENS HEALTHCARE GMBH

Method and arrangement for low-distortion recording of intensity patterns occurring on a contact surface through frustrated total reflection

A method and an arrangement for recording intensity patterns occurring on a contact surface by frustrated total reflection, particularly for low-distortion recording of relatively large-area fingerprints, handprints or footprints or other parts of the skin. It is an object of the invention to find a novel possibility for recording intensity patterns occurring on a support surface according to the principle of frustrated total reflection which achieves a high-resolution, low-distortion image of the intensity pattern using simple optical arrangements. This object is met, according to the invention, in that a support surface for the measurement object is illuminated homogeneously by a light source at an angle of total reflection, an image of the support surface is imaged on the image sensor as an intensity pattern only by of an imaging optical system, so that the image is imaged on the image sensor so as to be distorted but sharp in all parts of the image, and light from the light source which is totally reflected at the support surface enters parallel to the axis of the optical system, the image of the support surface is scanned by the image sensor with substantially more image elements (pixels) than those required for the desired resolution in the output-side final image of the intensity pattern, and the optoelectronically converted, trapezoidally distorted image is rectified by displacement, interpolation and averaging operations based on the generation of combined pixel data from a data surplus occurring as a result of the increased quantity of recorded pixels compared to the necessary quantity of pixels in the final image.
Owner:CROSS MATCH TECH

Artificial promoter libraries for selected organisms and promoters derived from such libraries

An artificial promoter library (or a set of promoter sequences) for a selected organism or group of organisms is constructed as a mixture of double stranded DNA fragments, the sense strands of which comprise at least two consensus sequences of efficient promoters from said organism or group of organisms, or parts thereof comprising at least half of each, and surrounding intermediate nucleotide sequences (spacers) of variable length in which at least 7 nucleotides are selected randomly among the nucleobases A, T, C and G. The sense strands of the double stranded DNA fragments may also include a regulatory DNA sequence imparting a specific regulatory feature, such as activation by a change in the growth conditions, to the promoters of the library. Further, they may have a sequence comprising one or more recognition sites for restriction endonucleases added to one or both of their ends. The selected organism or group of organisms may be selected from prokaryotes and from eukaryotes; and in prokaryotes the consensus sequences to be retained most often will comprise the −35 signal (−35 to −30): TTGACA and the −10 signal (−12 to −7): TATAAT or parts of both comprising at least 3 conserved nucleotides of each, while in eukaryotes said consensus sequences should comprise a TATA box and at least one upstream activation sequence (UAS). Such artificial promoter libraries can be used, e.g., for optimizing the expression of specific genes in various selected organisms.
Owner:JENSEN PETER RUHDAL +1

Method for production of tomographic section images of a periodically moving object with a number of focus detector combinations

A method and CT scanner are proposed for the production of tomographic section images, in particular X-ray CT images, of a periodically moving object with periodically changing movement and rest phases. For scanning, a number of focus detector combinations with flat detectors are moved on coaxial spiral paths and movement signals from the moving object are measured at the same time in order to detect movement and rest phases. Further, the time correlation between the movement data and the detector output data stored and axial segment image stacks are then reconstructed independently of one another from sub-segments of the spiral paths using the detector output data from each detector which represent a rest phase of the moving object. Additionally, segment image stacks from the n spiral paths of the n focus detector combinations at the correct time are added up in a complementary angle form and in layers to form 180° tomography section images. The axial segment image stacks are reconstructed in a first step from double-inclined reconstruction planes. Further, in a second step, they are reformatted to produce axial segment image stacks, and detector data from a number of successive movement periods are used for this purpose.
Owner:SIEMENS HEALTHCARE GMBH
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