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A drug dubbed J147, developed by the Salk Institute, is a promising candidate to treat Alzheimer’s, but how it worked at the molecular level remained a mystery. Now Salk scientists have figured out the mechanism behind it, which could see J147 used to fight other age-related illnesses as well.
It's the first time cells have been reprogrammed in a live body.
Researchers at MIT have uncovered a new potential treatment for reversing memory loss of Alzheimer’s sufferers. The technique targets an enzyme known as HDAC2, which blocks genes vital to memory formation in Alzheimer’s patients, and so far it has shown promise in tests in mice.
As we age, our brains slowly lose the ability to learn, remember, adapt and heal. This flexibility is known as brain plasticity, and a team has recently uncovered a possible key piece in the plasticity puzzle, finding a single gene that can rejuvenate plasticity in the brains of adult mice.
extreme interpretation of type 2 diabetes as an infectious disease, a more pragmatic outcome from this discovery is an insight into how the illness could progress in an individual. While we know that exercise and a healthy diet can hold back, and in some cases reverse, the onset of type 2 diabetes, this research offers a key insight into what may fundamentally trigger the condition.
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Researchers have now discovered that loading medication for Parkinson's disease into tiny, naturally occurring bubbles allows them to sneak past the brain's defenses, pointing to the possibility of improved treatments for the condition.
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Testing out above security camera some head scratching later I managed to connect it to various software packages like blue iris and iSpy Connect.
You need to set the video feed to the following where 'username' and 'password' and '192.168.0.1' needs to be replaced by your own camera ip obviously
rtsp://username:[email protected]:554/11
with RSTP mode = UDP
the 554/11 is important - in Blue iris I just had to set it to RSTP but then add /11 to get it to work.
http://www.ispyconnect.com/man.aspx?n=TENVIS
Hope this helps someone
UPDATE: Many recorders will only accept a URL for MPEG or MJPEG etc . I have found http://192.168.0.1/rtspoh/11 initiate a Quicktime feed, but have not successfully manage to implement it.
Support from TENVIS is shockingly poor.
The video quality is pretty good and connecting to the camera apps are a doddle, it is a real pity this camera is such a pain / impossible to connect to an NVR.
http://forum.tenvis.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=28412&p=41282#p41282
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ESRI Direct Connect to Oracle 11g with .NET C# using ArcObjects 10.2
So I've spent a couple of days trawling the net to find a way to connect to an Oracle Spatial database directly without SDE using ArcEngine in .NET! It turns out it is all down to the syntax of the instance you create, which I could not find documented anywhere. I'll leave an explanation here which might help someone else out there. Here is my code which allowed me to connect, the crucial part was adding the '$' in the instance
String server = "0.0.0.0"; //enter your server ip String instance = "sde:oracle$0.0.0.0/mydbname:1521"; String user = "myusername"; String password = "mydbpassword"; String database = ""; String version = "SDE.DEFAULT"; String authentication = "DBMS"; String path = @"C:\temp";
IPropertySet propertySet = new PropertySetClass(); propertySet.SetProperty("SERVER", server); propertySet.SetProperty("INSTANCE", instance); propertySet.SetProperty("DATABASE", database); propertySet.SetProperty("USER", user); propertySet.SetProperty("PASSWORD", password); propertySet.SetProperty("VERSION", version); propertySet.SetProperty("AUTHENTICATION_MODE", authentication); propertySet.SetProperty("IS_GEODATABASE", "FALSE"); Type factoryType = Type.GetTypeFromProgID("esriDataSourcesGDB.SdeWorkspaceFactory"); // Type factoryType = Type.GetTypeFromProgID("esriDataSourcesGDB.IRemoteDatabaseWorkspaceFactory"); // Type factoryType = new IRemoteDatabaseWorkspaceFactory;
// Type factoryType = Type.GetTypeFromProgID(
IWorkspaceFactory myworkspaceFactory = (IWorkspaceFactory)Activator.CreateInstance(factoryType); myworkspaceFactory.Create(path, "Sample.sde", propertySet, 0); IWorkspace myworkspace = myworkspaceFactory.Open(propertySet, axEsriMap.hWnd); // ISqlWorkspace sqlWorkspace = pWorkspace as ISqlWorkspace; IFeatureWorkspace myfws = myworkspace as IFeatureWorkspace; IFeatureClass myfc = myfws.OpenFeatureClass("myschema.myspatialtable"); IFeatureLayer myfl = new FeatureLayerClass(); myfl.Name = "myschema.myspatialtable"; myfl.FeatureClass = myfc; axEsriMap.AddLayer(myfl); axEsriMap.ActiveView.Refresh(); populateTree(); axEsriMap.Refresh();