Vectors derived from human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) are highly efficient vehicles for in vivo gene delivery. However, their biosafety is of major concern. Here we exploit the complexity of the HIV genome to provide lentivirus vectors with novel biosafety features. In addition to the structural genes, HIV contains two regulatory genes, tat and rev, that are essential for HIV replication, and four accessory genes that encode critical virulence factors. We previously reported that the HIV type 1 accessory open reading frames are dispensable for efficient gene transduction by a lentivirus vector. We now demonstrate that the requirement for the tat gene can be offset by placing constitutive promoters upstream of the vector transcript. Vectors generated from constructs containing such a chimeric long terminal repeat (LTR) transduced neurons in vivo at very high efficiency, whether or not they were produced in the presence of Tat. When the rev gene was also deleted from the packaging construct, expression of gag and pol was strictly dependent on Rev complementation in trans. By the combined use of a separate nonoverlapping Rev expression plasmid and a 5' LTR chimeric transfer construct, we achieved optimal yields of vector of high transducing efficiency (up to 10(7) transducing units [TU]/ml and 10(4) TU/ng of p24). This third-generation lentivirus vector uses only a fractional set of HIV genes: gag, pol, and rev. Moreover, the HIV-derived constructs, and any recombinant between them, are contingent on upstream elements and trans complementation for expression and thus are nonfunctional outside of the vector producer cells. This split-genome, conditional packaging system is based on existing viral sequences and acts as a built-in device against the generation of productive recombinants. While the actual biosafety of the vector will ultimately be proven in vivo, the improved design presented here should facilitate testing of lentivirus vectors.
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The European Union organic logo gives a coherent visual identity to organic products produced in the EU. This makes it easier for consumers to identify organic products and helps farmers to market them across the entire EU.
The organic logo can only be used on products that have been certified as organic by an authorised control agency or body. This means that they have fulfilled strict conditions on how they must be produced, processed, transported and stored. The logo can only be used on products when they contain at least 95% organic ingredients and additionally, respect further strict conditions for the remaining 5%. The same ingredient cannot be present in organic and non-organic form.
The logo is compulsory for most organic products and must be displayed according to a specific set of rules. This is to prevent consumer confusion, help maintain trust in organic food and support the authorities in their inspection regimes.
Do you need a or TM? Some logos are available with either a registered trademark symbol () or the TM symbol but which one should you use? If the Seventh-day Adventist Church name or logo has been fully registered in your country, then you should be using the registered trademark symbol.
Berlin Packaging brings together the best elements of packaging manufacturing, distribution, and income-boosting services. We offer a comprehensive array of products and solutions to streamline packaging supply chains and grow your profits. With Berlin Packaging, One Call Brings It All!
The following SVG, EPS, and PNG files should be used for print publications. Please see our policies page for more information about how our logos may be used. CC logos and trademarks should always be downloaded from this page to ensure high quality. Downloads from other sites may not conform to our standards and may result in improper display or use of our protected logos and trademarks.
Only ISO, ISO members, and ISO technical committees (TCs) are allowed to use the ISO logo and ISO short name in accordance with ISO Policies. ISO members and ISO TCs may contact us at logo@iso.org to find out how to best use our trademarks.
Exported preview images included in zipped folders are no longer being processed via the Contributor Portal. We recommend only uploading standalone AI, EPS, or SVG files. Preview images will be auto-generated from these vector files, so make sure to adhere to the technical submission guidelines above to avoid any issues with preview image generation.
Press [POWER OFF]. If the vector drive voltage indicator light is on, do not touch the electrical components. The high voltage in the control cabinet can kill you. Wait for the voltage indicator LED on the vector drive to go off completely.
Press [POWER ON]. Measure the DC voltage between terminals 2 and 3 on the vector drive. Compare the measured voltage with the DC VOLTAGE on the diagnostics page on the control. The readings must match +-2%.
An over-temperature alarm is generated when the vector drive's heat-sink reaches 90C. The cooling fan must turn ON when the heat-sink temperature reaches 50C. The cooling fan must turn OFF as the heat-sink cools down.
Measure the temperature of the vector drive's heat-sink through the exhaust vents when this alarm occurs. If the temperature is above 60C and the fan is not ON, the vector drive has a faulty cooling fan. Replace the cooling fan.
Corrective Action: Disconnect the motor cables at the vector drive. Push [POWER ON]. Push [RESET] to clear any alarms. Use a multimeter to measure the DC voltage across the following terminals on the vector drive (see the illustration):
Versatility, scalability, balance and proportion are some of the basic principles of logo design that apply directly to logo size. When shaping and orienting your own particular logo for various sizing contexts, these will be your guiding lights. Like any aspect of design, sizing is no exact science, and it requires your best judgement depending on the kind of logo you are working with.
At the end of the day, your logo should be sized in a way that it is readable, the right elements are emphasized, and it does not feel unsteady. Learn more about responsive logos and adaptable logos here.
Websites not only need to look good but they also need to provide customers with all the necessary information about their product. This includes conveying a cultivated brand impression, and your logo, situated at the top of the page, pulls a lot of the weight here.
Our primary, secondary, and end-of-line packaging machinery can be found in the CPG, food, and industrial sectors. Practically any type of operation looking to automate its processes, increase production, and reduce labor costs can benefit from choosing nVenia as their packaging automation partner
We love making mouth-watering snacks not only for the amazing taste, but also to make you feel amazing as well! If for any reason you are not satisfied with your purchase, please email us directly at smile@munkpack.com within 30 days of your purchase and we will issue a refund or send a replacement product if needed. Please note this is only valid for purchases made on munkpack.com.
All our symbols are developed as resolution-independent scalable vector graphics (SVGs). Small SVGs that are not aligned to the pixel grid and/or optimized for their pixel dimensions fall apart, as their details are smaller than the pixels available to render them on screen:
Side seal wrappers encapsulate products in a continuous tube of film, sealing along one side of the package and then separating them into individual units downstream using a cross seal. Unlike L-bar sealers, side seal machines can run random products of infinite length.
Texwrap's EPS Series Auto Mailers ensure high quality packaging and shipping, and include features that create film saving "right-sized" packages sized for product dimensions and SmartTrack a proprietary product tracking feature that helps prevent errors.
ProMach is your partner from start to finish. Our product brands are grouped into distinct business lines that make the most sense to our customers, covering every function of the packaging line: Filling & Capping, Flexibles, Product Handling, Labeling & Coding, End of Line, and Pharma.
Look out for the following labels which appear on all sorts of packaging - from soft drink cans, to bread bags and plastic toiletry bottles. They will tell you whether the packaging is likely to be collected for recycling or if you can take it to your local recycling centre.
Caps and lids under 40mm in diameter are too small to be captured for recycling, they fall through the holes in the screens at the sorting facilty. If you see this label, putting the lid back on the bottle packaging will help it to be captured and recycled.
You can see this label on plastic wrapping such as bread bags, fruit and veg bags, crisp packets and chocolate wrappers. You can recycle this type of packaging at recycling pointsin selected supermarkets.
Some packaging components need separating before you dispose of them. You may see a label like this on packaging where a sleeve, film or liner can be easily removed from themain packaging item. In this case, the sleeve is removed from a bottle by pulling a perforated strip, the bottle can be recycled but the sleeve goes in the rubbish.
The following symbols can be found on a variety of packaging and explain a range of information: whether or not an item can be recycled, how to dispose of the item, or if it's made of recycled material.
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This indicates that an object is capable of being recycled but not that it will necessarily be accepted in all recycling collection systems or that it has been recycled. Sometimes this symbol is used with a percentage figure in the middle to explain that the packaging contains x% of recycled material. 2ff7e9595c
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