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Kim, Yeong-Hwan;Kim, Hoe-Yong;Kang, Kyoung-Hyuk
- Special Issue of the Society of Naval Architects of Korea
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- 2008.09a
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- pp.133-135
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- 2008
For complying with the increasing number of ships construction, it's required that not only for minimizing the period of construction in Skid Berth also maximizing application proportion of Skid Barge, The full-ship load out construction method required indispensably.
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Kang, Mun-Il;Mong Cho;Kim, Sun-Hee;Kang, Chi-Dug;Kim, Dog-Wan
- Journal of Microbiology
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- v.37 no.2
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- pp.90-96
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- 1999
The core protein of the hepatitis C virus (HCV) is a multifunctional protein. The HCV core protein was reported to regulate cellular gene expression and transform primary rat embryo fibroblast cells. However, the role of the core protein in the pathogenesis of HCV-associated liver diseases is not well understood. To investigate the functional role of the core protein in cytophathogenicity, we have constructed stable expression systems of full length or truncated HCV core protein lacking the C-terminal hyderophobic domains and established HepG2 cell clones constitutively expressing the core protein. The full length core protein was localized in the cytoplasm and the C-terminal truncated core protein was localized in the nucleus. HepG2 cells expressing nuclear, truncated core protein showed elevated cell death during cultivation compared to untransfected cells and full length core-expressing cells. In the treatment with bleomycin, both cell clones expressing full length or truncated core protein appeared to be more sensitive to blemoycin than the parental HepG2 cells. These results suggest that the core protein may play a role in HCV pathogenesis promoting apoptotic cell death of infected cells.
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Park, Sei-Kwon;Kang, Young-Jun;Cho, Ok-Hyun;Ryu, Seung-Wan;Shin, Dong-Cheon
- Journal of Information Technology Services
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- v.9 no.1
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- pp.157-172
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- 2010
Recently 'full browsing service' is growing rapidly throughout the world. This service allows mobile phone users to access websites using their mobile phone as they do using a PC. Despite the rapid expansion of the mobile phone market, however, criteria or scales for evaluating the new services are being developed slowly and far behind the current demand trends. Thus, this study proposed a customer satisfaction evaluation model for full browsing services through empirical research. The proposed model is expected to derive and suggest key factors that users consider important in full browsing services and those factors can be used in developing marketing strategies for maintaining existing customers and creating new customers.
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