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Dynamics Behavior of Phage-Host System Related to Microlunatus phosphovorus in Activated Sludge with Host Inoculation

  • Lee, Sang-Hyon;Otawa, Kenichi;Onuki, Motoharu;Satoh, Hiroyasu;Mino, Takashi
    • Journal of Microbiology and Biotechnology
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    • v.16 no.10
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    • pp.1518-1522
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    • 2006
  • In the present study, it was observed how the phage-host system that is naturally reproduced in activated sludge is affected by the host inoculation. The system of Microlunatus phosphovorus and its phages was selected as the phage-host system native to an activated sludge system operated for 19 days under sequencing anaerobic-aerobic conditions with glutamate as the main carbon source. The phage-host system related to M. phosphovorus was monitored by plaque assay for the phages and by fluorescent in situ hybridization (FISH) for the bacterial host. In addition, the whole phage structure was also monitored by pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (PFGE). During the first 9 days, the phage-host system was more or less steady at approx. 9% (FISH/ DAPI) for M. phosphovorus and approx. 10,000 PFU/ml for its lytic phages. Microlunatus phosphovorus JCM9379 was inoculated into the activated sludge on day 10. Right after the inoculation, M. phosphovorus was approx. 24% (FISH/DAPI) whereas its lytic phages dropped down to approx. 500 PFU/ ml. After the host inoculation (within 9 days), however, the phage-host system eventually reverted to its original level in each population. On the other hand, the whole phage structure was not significantly changed by M. phosphovorus inoculation but stable throughout the process operation. Only the minor change that four phage groups gradually became abundant after the host inoculation was observed.

Host Interface Design for TCP/IP Hardware Accelerator (TCP/IP Hardware Accelerator를 위한 Host Interface의 설계)

  • Jung, Yeo-Jin;Lim, Hye-Sook
    • The Journal of Korean Institute of Communications and Information Sciences
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    • v.30 no.2B
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    • pp.1-10
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    • 2005
  • TCP/IP protocols have been implemented in software program running on CPU in end systems. As the increased demand of fast protocol processing, it is required to implement the protocols in hardware, and Host Interface is responsible for communication between external CPU and the hardware blocks of TCP/IP implementation. The Host Interface follows AMBA AHB specification for the communication with external world. For control flow, the Host Interface behaves as a slave of AMBA AHB. Using internal Command/status Registers, the Host Interface receives commands from CPU and transfers hardware status and header information to CPU. On the other hand, the Host Interface behaves as a master for data flow. Data flow has two directions, Receive Flow and Transmit Flow. In Receive Flow, using internal RxFIFO, the Host Interface reads data from UDP FIFO or TCP buffer and transfers data to external RAM for CPU to read. For Transmit Flow, the Host Interface reads data from external RAM and transfers data to UDP buffer or TCP buffer through internal TxFIFO. TCP/IP hardware blocks generate packets using the data and transmit. Buffer Descriptor is one of the Command/Status Registers, and the information stored in Buffer Descriptor is used for external RAM access. Several testcases are designed to verify TCP/IP functions. The Host Interface is synthesized using the 0.18 micron technology, and it results in 173 K gates including the Command/status Registers and internal FIFOs.

Ultrastructural Study on the Cellular Compatibility in Self-Parasiting Cuscuta australis (자기기생하는 실새삼(Cuscuta australis)에서 세포 화합성에 관한 미세구조 연구)

  • 이규배
    • Journal of Plant Biology
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    • v.36 no.3
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    • pp.285-292
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    • 1993
  • Cellular compatibility in the self-parasitism of Cuscuta australis R. Brown was studied at the ultrastructural level. The front cells of the haustorium penetrated the host stems independently grew within the host tissues and transformed into elongate, filamentous hyphae. Each hyphal cells contained a large nucleus and dense cytoplasm with abundant cell organelles. Multilamellar structures were contained in the cytoplasm and cell walls of the penetrating hyphal cells. When the hyphal cells did not yet invade the host cells, the middle lamella and the fused cellulosic cell walls of the two partners at the host-parasite interface were preserved well. As the invasion of the parasitic hyphal cells progressed, however, the middle lamella was not found at the interface and the host cell walls and plasma membranes were partially broken down. A hyphal cell penetrated deeply into the host cell had a more darkly stained cytoplasm with numerous of cell organelles. In the host cells attacked by the hyphal cells the limiting membranes of plastids were broken down and several vesicles were arrayed near the cell walls. No plasmodesmatal connections between the host and parasite cell walls were found; however, half-plasmodesmata were observed frequently on the side of the hyphal cell walls. These results suggested that the compatibility response in the self-parasitism of Cuscuta was expressed by cell walls, not by plasmodesmata, between the host and the parasite cells.

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A study on the difference in the safety culture cognition of host company and subcontractor (주관기업과 협력기업의 안전문화 인식 차이에 관한 연구)

  • Choi, Byung-Gil;Yoon, Seok-Joon;Choi, Seo-Yeon;Moon, Kyoung-Whan
    • Journal of the Korea Safety Management & Science
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    • v.17 no.3
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    • pp.173-183
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    • 2015
  • The study conducted questionnaire analysis on 607 host company employee and 404 subcontractor employee in order to examine the difference in the safety culture cognition of host company and subcontractor. As a result, host company had higher recognition in all safety culture factors compare to that of subcontractor, and there were bigger gap of cognition in the 'cognition in safety status and culture', 'accident and near-miss', 'immediate superior's concentration degree in safety and health' than that of other cognition factors. Furthermore, team leaders showed the highest cognition in both host company and subcontractor, and employees with above 20 year career had the highest cognition in both host company and subcontractor. There is high relationship between host company and subcontractor in the correlations in safety culture cognition factors. Through this study, we identified the difference in the safety culture cognition factor of host company and subcontractor.

Enforcement of Investor-State Arbitral Awards Against the Assets of State-Owned Enterprises (공기업 재산에 대한 국제투자중재판정의 집행가능성)

  • Chang, Sok Young
    • Journal of Arbitration Studies
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    • v.29 no.1
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    • pp.71-89
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    • 2019
  • When the host states do not comply with the investor-state arbitral awards voluntarily, it is difficult for the successful claimants to seek the enforcement of arbitral awards against the host state because of the doctrine of state immunity. This raises a question whether the investors might be able to seize the assets of the state-owned enterprises, as well as those of the host states. The investors might consider the properties held by state-owned enterprises as an attractive target especially when it has been established that the host state is responsible for the act of its state-owned enterprise. In such case, the investor might argue that the close relationship between the state-owned enterprise and the host state has already been recognized so that the commercial assets of the state-owned enterprise could be subject to attachment. On the other hand, the host state might argue that the state-owned entity exists separately from the state, and thus its assets cannot be equated with those of the host state. Moreover, even if this argument is not accepted and, as a result, the properties of the state-owned entity is equated with those of the host state, the host state might still be able to argue that non-commercial assets of the state-owned enterprise are immune from execution.

Host Plant Management Techniques for the Cultivation of Viscum album var. coloratum (Kom.) Ohwi

  • Lee, Bo Duck;Seo, Hyeong Min;Park, Cheol Ho
    • Korean Journal of Plant Resources
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    • v.29 no.6
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    • pp.650-657
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    • 2016
  • Research has found that the management of the host plant is essential to mistletoe cultivation. A Trunk injection test on the host plant that contained a mixture of indole-3-butryc acid (IBA) and liquid fertilizer was conducted with respect to the improvement of the one year survival rate of mistletoe. As a result, the trunk injection experiments showed the effect of the IBA and liquid fertilizer mixture in all treatments. This mixture was effective to increase the survival rate of mistletoe by 20% with the IBA at 100 mg/L and Hyponex at 100 mg/L. The examination proved that the host plant fertilizer effect was the most effective treatment for organic fertilizer with 60% added NPK (4-2-1). Its effects were higher compared to the control at the length and diameter of one-years-old branches in the host plant, even when the parasitic mistletoe improved its growth in length, diameter, and number of branches. Comparing the control and host plant fertilizer, the latter was the most effective way to process 20 kg per a treatment effect in the experimental site and to process at any time after the inoculation. This treatment is effective to improve the growth of mistletoe by watering the host plant three times per week. Therefore, the management of the host plant is an essential element in the successful cultivation of mistletoe, not only to supply fertilizer and plant hormones to the host plant in the initial inoculation time but also to provide organic fertilizer and irrigation for the host plant.

Host Plants of Metcalfa pruinosa (Say) (Hemiptera: Flatidae) Nymph and Adult (미국선녀벌레 유충과 성충의 기주)

  • Seo, Hwa-Young;Park, Deog-Kee;Hwang, In-Su;Choi, Yong-Seok
    • Korean journal of applied entomology
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    • v.58 no.4
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    • pp.363-380
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    • 2019
  • Previous studies on the host plant range of Metcalfa pruinosa were conducted without distinguishing between its stages of development. In this study, we investigated host plants by studying the nymph and adult development stages of M. pruinosa. M. pruinosa nymphs were found on host plants that belong to 78 families and 227 species, and, to the best of our knowledge, host plants that belong to 27 families and 38 species have been reported for the first time. The host plants were divided into woody and herbaceous at the nymph stage of M. pruinosa, and the nymphs were found in 110 herbaceous and 117 woody species. M. pruinosa adults were found on host plants that belong to 87 families and 233 species, and, host plants that belong to 26 families and 36 species have been reported for the first time. The host plants were divided into woody and herbaceous at the adult stage of M. pruinosa, and the adults were found in 105 herbaceous and 128 woody species. Therefore, the total domestic host plant of M. pruinosa was 98 families 345 species. The nymph and adult in preoviposition stage prefer Helianthus annuus and the adult in oviposition stage prefer Persicaria tinctoria and Rosa rugosa.

The Importance of Host Factors for the Replication of Plant RNA Viruses (식물 바이러스 증식에 관여하는 기주 요인의 중요성)

  • Park Mi-Ri;Kim Kook-Hyung
    • Research in Plant Disease
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    • v.11 no.2
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    • pp.98-105
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    • 2005
  • All viruses have few genes relative to their hosts. Viruses, thus, utilize many host factors for efficient viral replication in host cell. Virus-host interactions are crucial determinations of host range, replication, and pathology. Host factors participate in most steps of positive-strand RNA virus infection, including entry, viral gene expression, virion assembly, and release. Recent data show that host factors play important roles in assembling the viral RNA replication complex, selecting and recruiting viral RNA replication templates, activating the viral complex for RNA synthesis, and the other steps. These virus-host interactions may contribute to the host specificity and/or pathology. Positive-strand RNA viruses encompass over two-thirds of all virus genera and include numerous pathogens. This review focuses on the importance of host factors involved in positive strand plant RNA virus genome replication.

Early-type host galaxies of Type II and Ib supernovae

  • Suh, Hye-Won;Yoon, Sung-Chul;Jeong, Hyun-Jin;Yi, Suk-Young K.
    • The Bulletin of The Korean Astronomical Society
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    • v.36 no.1
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    • pp.57.2-57.2
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    • 2011
  • Recent studies find that some early-type galaxies host Type II or Ibc supernovae (SNe II, Ibc). This may imply recent star formation activities in these SNe host galaxies, but a massive star origin of the SNe Ib so far observed in early-type galaxies has been questioned because of their intrinsic faintness and unusually strong Ca lines shown in the nebular phase. To address the issue, we investigate the properties of early-type SNe host galaxies using the data with Galaxy Evolution Explorer (GALEX) ultraviolet photometry and the Sloan Digital Sky Survey optical data. Our sample includes eight SNe II and one peculiar SN Ib (SN 2000ds) host galaxies as well as 32 SN Ia host galaxies. The host galaxy of SN 2005cz, another peculiar SN Ib, is also analyzed using the GALEX data and the NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database optical data. We find that the NUV?optical colors of SN II/Ib host galaxies are systematically bluer than those of SN Ia host galaxies, and some SN II/Ib host galaxies with NUV - r colors markedly bluer than the others exhibit strong radio emission. We perform a stellar population synthesis analysis and find a clear signature of recent star formation activities in most of the SN II/Ib host galaxies. Our results generally support the association of the SNe II/Ib hosted in early-type galaxies with core collapse of massive stars. We briefly discuss implications for the progenitors of the peculiar SNe Ib 2000ds and 2005cz.

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Host Interface Implementation for TCP/IP Hardware Accelerator (TCP/IP 하드웨어와 CPU와의 통신을 위한 Host/Interface 의 구현)

  • 정여진;임혜숙
    • Proceedings of the IEEK Conference
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    • 2003.07b
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    • pp.855-858
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    • 2003
  • TCP/IP 를 포함하는 데이터 네트워킹 프로토콜을 구현함에 있어, 기존에는 소프트웨어 방식으로 구현되었던 모듈들을 하드웨어로 구현하는 프로젝트를 수행하면서, CPU 와 하드웨어 모듈과의 통신을 중계하는 모듈을 구현하였다. 본 논문에서는 TCP/IP 하드웨어와 CPU 와의 통신을 위한 Host Interface 의 기능에 대해 다루고 구현 방식을 Control flow와 Data flow의 입장에서 설명하였다. 우선, Host Interface 의 기능을 설명하고 Host Interface 의 입출력 신호를 정의하였다. Host Interface에서 이루어지는 CPU와 하드웨어 모듈간의 통신을 제어정보 흐름과 데이터정보 흐름으로 나누고 제어흐름을 위해서는 Command/Status Register 를 두었고, 데이터 흐름을 위해서는 CPU와 데이터 RAM 사이에 FIFO 를 두어 데이터의 흐름이 신속히 이루어지도록 하였다. 끝으로 Host Interface 와 주변 모듈들간의 통신에 대한 Testcases에 대해서도 다루었다.

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