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Memory management method in which lifetimes are assigned to messages which are to be written into a memory, and in which, in addition, when the memory is full and further messages arrive those stored messages whose period of activation has expired the longest are cleared.
1. In a mobile communications network, a method of identifying messages transmitted in said mobile communications network for storage in a memory and for clearing said messages comprising the steps of:
creating a header for each message stored in said memory, said header containing required identifiers;
setting a lifetime for each of said stored messages in said header, said lifetime being a period in which the stored message can be actuated;
measuring a period of time from expiration of said lifetime to a transmission of a new message;
when there is insufficient memory available for storing a new message, selecting one or more of said stored messages with a longest period of time from expiration of said lifetime, clearing said selected one or more of said stored messages and replacing said one or more of said stored messages with said new message, and signaling back the identifier of each of said one or more of said stored messages replaced with said new message; and
storing a last transmission in said mobile communications network, so that messages which are lost only have to be resent selectively.
2. In a mobile communications network, a method of identifying messages for storage in a memory and for clearing said messages, as described in
3. In a mobile communications network, a method of identifying messages for storage in a memory and for clearing said messages, as described in
4. In a mobile communications network, a method of identifying messages for storage in a memory and for clearing said messages, as described in
5. In a mobile communications network, a method of identifying messages for storage in a memory and for clearing said messages, as described in
6. In a mobile communications network, a method of identifying messages for storage in a memory and for clearing said messages, as described in
7. In a mobile communications network, a method of identifying messages for storage in a memory and for clearing said messages, as described in
This is a continuation in part application of application Ser. No. 09/173,489, filed Oct. 14, 1998, based on German patent application serial number 197 45 540.9, filed Oct. 15, 1997. Said parent U.S. application is now abandoned.
The invention relates to a memory management method for a computer memory of a mobile communication device which can be used, for example, in a vehicle navigation system.
Voice commands are an effective method of directing a driver through traffic without him being distracted too much from the traffic situation. While basic commands such as "turn left" occur in almost all navigation tasks, there is also a large number of less frequently used audible messages which are important only at certain times. Audio messages which have to be output by a vehicle navigation system are, however, generally very memory-intensive. For this reason, generally known navigation systems today are contained in CD-ROMs or ROM-based autonomous systems. These systems are autonomous in the sense that they do not carry out any network-based route planning but rather have all the information in the vehicle and the calculation of routes also takes place there locally. A disadvantage of such vehicle navigation systems is consequently the completely defined dialogue which can only be changed by replacing the CD-ROM or the ROM chip.
An objective of the invention is to provide a memory management method in which it is possible to administer memory-intensive data, for example, audio data, even with a small memory.
A memory management method according to the invention is characterized by the fact that lifetimes are assigned to the messages which are to be written into a memory, in which case, in addition, when the memory is full and further messages arrive, those stored messages whose lifetime, i.e., period of activation, has expired the longest are cleared. The lifetime provides information on how important, i.e. how probable, it is that the respective message stored in the memory has to be played back. Here, the lifetimes can also be increased or reduced if necessary or desired. After a message has been played back, it is held in the memory until the memory is full when new messages arrive. Then, when new messages arrive, those messages whose lifetime has expired the longest are cleared until sufficient memory space is available again for the new messages. The messages to which lifetimes are assigned may contain, for example, audio data, video data or other memory-intensive data.
According to one development of the invention, the clearing process ends when sufficient free memory space is available for the further messages. In this way, it is ensured that only as many messages are cleared from the memory as is necessary for new messages. As a result, efficient and complete use of the memory is ensured. According to another development of the invention, the clearing process ends when the overall storage area is too small for the further messages. In this case, the further messages are rejected so that the messages already present in the memory are available again.
According to one refinement of the invention, messages which have already been read out are given a reduced lifetime. Messages which have already been read out are frequently no longer significant so that this fact can be allowed for by reducing their lifetime.
According to one further refinement of the invention, the lifetime of a message which has already been read out can also be set to the value zero. Rare messages which have already been played, for example in the field of vehicle navigation, can thus be cleared first, since it is in practice improbable that they will be played back again.
According to yet another refinement of the invention, the messages stored in the memory are sorted according to their lifetimes. The sorting can be carried out here in increasing/decreasing order in terms of the values of the lifetimes. In this way, the message, which is inactive the longest, is located, for example, at the end of the memory can be cleared as a coherent block if the length of the message is known. The sorting of the messages stored in the memory takes place preferably after each message which arrives in the memory.
According to one advantageous refinement of the invention, the messages which are to be written into the memory are dispatched by a service provider via an air interface. This has the advantage that initially only basic messages, for example navigation messages, have to be loaded in a desired language by the service provider during the installation. Other situation-specific messages which are not so frequently used can then be dispatched by the surface provider when required. Furthermore, it is possible to update easily a system which uses the memory management method.
According to one further preferred refinement of the invention, the lifetime of a message is contained in each case in a header of this message. As a result, the entire message does not need to be read through for the lifetime, for example, in order to change or update the message.
The header of a message can also contain additional header variables on the basis of which the respective messages are played back if the header variables lie in predefined value ranges or exceed predefined threshold values. Moreover, it is conceivable for each message to contain more than one header if this is necessary for managing the specifically used messages.
An exemplary embodiment of the invention used in a vehicle navigation system is described in more detail below with reference to the appended drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 shows a table with the header variables contained in the header of a message i;
FIG. 2 shows the concept of the memory management method for messages i in accordance with the exemplary embodiment according to FIG. 1;
FIG. 3 shows a hardware implementation of a vehicle navigation system in which the memory management method according to the invention is used; and
FIG. 4 is a time chart defining the time parameters of a series of messages.
FIG. 1 shows a table in which the header variables contained in the header of a message i are listed. In particular, the header variables have the following significance. The header variable i refers to an ID (identity) of a message i according to which each message can be identified unambiguously. Further header variables contained in the header of a message i are the transmission time tdi of a message i from the service provider into the memory, and the duration of life Δt1 of a message i. The duration of life of a message i is the time in which the message is effective, i.e., the period of activation. It provides the basis on which the probability with which the respective message is overwritten by a new message, to be stored in the memory, if the memory is full. If, for example, the message i is to remain permanently in the memory, a very large value must be selected for the header variable Δt1 or else must tend towards infinity. The header of the messages used in the exemplary embodiment also contains the header variable Δtai, in order to activate a message i for a specific time. In order to play back a message repeatedly, a further header variable Δtri specifies a time interval after which the message i is repeated.
In order to activate a specific message i when a specific GPS position is reached, the header of the message i also contains a header variable x1 . Since specific messages already have to be played back in the vicinity of a specific GPS position, a further header variable r1 is provided for this, which variable defines an activation radius about the GPS position x1 for the activation of the message i. In many cases, it is also significant whether the vehicle is moving in a specific position at a GPS position. For this reason, a further header variable 1 i. is provided which defines the direction of vehicle movement at a GPS position x1 for the activation of a message i. Finally, the header of a message i also contains the header variable 1 i, in which the length of the message i is contained.
An audible message is composed of a header and a data field in which voice data, voice recognition parameters or other binary files may be contained. If the voice message is present in a compressed form, it is decoded in a vehicle terminal, which normally requires less computing time than with a voice decoder in the network. Here, the message header in which the header variables are contained determines the activation conditions of the voice command.
FIG. 2 shows the storage concept of the memory management method according to the exemplary embodiment in FIG. 1. As shown therein, a message 1 which is transmitted by the service provider contains the header 2 and a data field 3 containing the voice message. Here, the message which has been decomposed into header and data, is written into two different data buffers, namely into a header buffer 4 and into a voice data buffer 5 after the message has been transmitted by the service provider via an air interface 6 to a vehicle navigation system, for example.
After permanent messages have been loaded during the system initialization in the specified language, the memory is filled with transient messages without clearing. As soon as the memory formed from header data buffer and voice data buffer is full, the so-called "duration-of-life concept" comes into play. This means that firstly the header 2 of a new message 1 is loaded into a buffer, and the length li of the current message is evaluated. For this reason, it is easy to define, in the header buffer 4, pointers to the start of each message stored in the voice data buffer 5. Then, all the messages whose lifetimes have run the longest are cleared, the oldest message being located at the end of the voice data buffer 5, so that it can be cleared as a coherent block, if memory space is required for a new message. Consequently, in FIG. 2, the message 1 has the longest duration of life while the message 5 is cleared first. The clearing process is aborted if sufficient free memory space is available or the overall memory area is too small.
FIG. 2 shows the data structure for a situation with five messages. Message 1 has the longest duration of life while message 5 is the first candidate for the clearing process. Message 6 refers to the data field of a permanently present message 4, as a result of which it consequently does not need to be reloaded and does not use up any additional data memory.
The transmission of data from the service provider to the vehicle navigation system in which the memory management method according to the invention is used can be minimized by virtue of the fact that, whenever a message is cleared, the system signals back the ID of this message to the service provider. A record of the last transmission is then stored in the network, so that the messages which are lost only have to be resent selectively.
According to the "duration-of-life storage concept" according to FIG. 2, rare messages which have already been played are given a reduced lifetime Δti (typical for vehicle navigation). A message which is triggered by a GPS position is initially given a high value for the activation time tai (tai≦tdi), as a result of which the probability of this message being overwritten is relatively small, since firstly the messages i with I=arg min (tai+Δtl) are cleared for all i.
The activation of voice messages can be triggered by a combination of events, which is described in more detail below. The simplest way of activating a voice message is by specifying an activation time ta1 for the message i. If t≧ta1 and t<ta1+Δtl, the message i is output, t representing the current time. After the activation of the voice message, the lifetime of the message i is set to zero so that it is probable that the message will be cleared. One application of this alarm clock functionality is, for example, playing a memo at a defined time.
Another application consists in the periodic activation of a warning message in the case of faults in the vehicle or other problems which are detected by the system. Here, the message i is played periodically after intervals of the length Δtri, as long as t≧tal and t<ta1+Δt1.
In another scenario, the message i is triggered if the vehicle has approached a GPS position x1 as far as a radius r1. The duration of life Δtl of the message is initially very large, the message i being output if [x−xi]≦r1and Δt1>0. Here, x represents the current vehicle position. This position-dependent activation is typical of route planning in which the system directs the driver to specific road intersections with driving instructions. The radius should be proportional to the speed of the vehicle in order to take into account an appropriate reaction time.
Since the direction of the vehicle on a road can completely change the optimum route planning, an orientation angle ψ1 is optionally added to the header of the message. The message is reliable, and should be played back, only if the angular difference between the direction ψ of the vehicle and the planned direction ψ1 is smaller than a threshold value Δψ. This means that the message I is played back if [x−xi]≦r1 and [ψ−ψ1]≦Δψ and Δt1>0, the activation time ta1 being set equal to the transmission time tdi of the message i, and the duration of life Δt1 being set equal to zero. This causes the message to be activated in a circular segment about xl with ψ1 as the preferred orientation and an angular extent of 2 Δψ. The above mentioned conditions for the activation of voice messages can also be expanded or else combined with one another as desired.
FIG. 3 shows a hardware implementation of a vehicle navigation system in which the memory management method according to the invention can be used. The implementation of the vehicle navigation system shown in FIG. 3 uses WEB technology. The service provider 7 communicates with a vehicle terminal 8 via HTTP (hypertext transfer protocol) which is based on the mobile radio data link. The service provider 7 transmits the messages to be transmitted via an mobile switching center 9 and a base station 10 to a mobile telephone 11 which is coupled to the vehicle navigation system.
A vehicle service program uses a switched WEB server 12 in order to set up an HTTP link via the air interface 13. The voice data are then processed exclusively in the applications program.
In order to output messages visually and/or audibly, the microprogram control unit MCU 12 which is used as the WEB server is connected to a loudspeaker 14 and/or to a display 15. In addition, the MCU continuously receives data from an airbag 16 and from the vehicle electronic system 17. These data can be used, for example, for outputting warning signals periodically via the loudspeaker 14 or the display 15 if faults in the vehicle or other problems occur. In the same way, in the event of an emergency, the service provider 7 can be informed via the mobile telephone 11 and the air interface 13.
As FIG. 3 also shows, the MCU 12 is connected to a GPS receiver 18 in order to be able to determine the current vehicle position at any time, which is of decisive significance for vehicle navigation.
In order to permit a user to communicate with the MCU, the vehicle navigation system also includes a microphone 19, a video camera 20 and a keypad 21.
Another possible application of the memory management method according to the invention is, for example, loading a situation-specific vocabulary supplement which is independent of the speaker, for voice recognition from the mobile radio network. In this case, a basic vocabulary remains permanently active, it being possible to add new words as a function of the situation. The recognition parameters of these commands are loaded when required and temporarily increase the vocabulary.
Likewise, it is possible, with the aid of the memory management method according to the invention, to load context-dependent vocabulary expansions for voice recognition in order to support the driver. A foreign visiting driver can then select his language and thus use the equipment if the voice commands are loaded in his language by the service provider. Bilingual control is thus also possible.
In addition, specific voice commands 25 may be introduced, even after the system has been sold. If the vehicle terminal supports the modification of the user interface, the recognized vocabulary can also be changed in order to implement the user interface.
Furthermore, the memory could contain traffic messages 30 with a regional focus, in which case firstly all the traffic messages are received and then messages, whose locations are remote from the current vehicle position within a defined radius, are given a longer duration of life Δt1.
With the memory management method according to the invention it is consequently possible to use a relatively small memory, which is relevant in particular for low-end products, for which the duration-of-life concept of messages provides a great advantage. Furthermore, it is conceivable for the overall size of the memory to be adapted dynamically as a function of the number of applications with their memory requirements. However, the concept is, in the case of a large memory, also important for high-end systems when audio-visual multimedia messages are dispatched. The memory requirements for such messages can quickly exceed the available memory space.
In the embodiment shown in FIG. 4, the key parameters of a message are defined. Each message has a lifetime Δt during which the message is usable and needs to be accessible, i.e., the period of activation. The lifetime Δt is defined as the period of time between the activation of the message ta and the expiration of its usefulness tex. These parameters are entered in the header of the message for use in the mobile device. In the preferred process of this invention, the clearing of messages to provide memory for new incoming messages is dependent on the period of time Δtex between expiration tex and the transmission time t of a new message. This time period is measured for each message. If the memory is full at time t when a new message arrives, the memory is cleared according to a predetermined algorithm which selects the messages having the longest period of time Δtex since expiration. The messages can be sorted by the parameter Δtex.
In FIG. 4, messages 1-3 are shown to illustrate the algorithm. Message 1 is transmitted at time t1 for activation at time ta1. The useful lifetime of the message 1 is shown as Δt1. Message 2 and 3 are similarly represented with the referenced subscript. In the first instance, message 4 is transmitted for storage in the memory at t4. At this time message 3 is still activated within its useful lifetime Δt3, so only message 1 and message 2 are cued for deletion from the memory. In this instance Δtex1 is less than Δtex2, which will result in message 2 being deleted to make room for message 4. In the instance of message 5, which is transmitted earlier at t5, messages 1-3 are still within their lifetimes. Message 5 will be bumped without deletions until such time as a prior message expires and its period after expiration renders it in the cue for deletion. In this manner only messages which have out lived their usefulness are candidates for removal and no activated messages will be lost.
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Like Klein, Florence has accounted for 31 touchdowns this season. Florence has thrown 25, with at least two in every game until last week, and run for another six scores. Klein has 19 rushing TDs, including two last week at TCU, and 12 passing scores.
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As far as his Baylor football career, he has at least three games left. Hopefully four.
"The fans here have been great, I don't think they've compared me to (Griffin) once. I'm different," Florence said. "If I try to compare and try to be like him, I'm going to fail completely. ... It just comes from my faith and my identity in Christ. For me, whatever I do on or off the field, I'm a winner in Christ, so I think that's the way I approach the game."
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Well, its almost usable on my ATI4670 with Gnome Shell after enabling "tear free" desktop. Just a few graphical glitches every now and then. I really want to use FGLRX because I play a lot of Wine games; however, its back to the OSS drivers until catalyst 11.10 comes out.
No announcement yet.
catalyst 11.9 is online ?
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Originally posted by BlackStar View PostI can confirm that I get natural resolution on kernel terminals. This doesn't mean that it supports KMS, but something has definitely changed for the better here!
Unfortunately, sleep is still broken on my dm1z. Back to the oss drivers which work correctly (if only they had better power saving on laptops...)
Originally posted by DaemonFC View PostAfter some further investigation, 11.9 actually causes a regression for Kubuntu 11.10.
X segfaults when Muon Software Center or Muon Package Manager prompts the user to enter their password.
X segfaults when enabling or disabling kwin compositing.
Firefox now crashes instead of rendering upside down and backwards in OpenGL mode (which admittedly, you must force since they do warn that AM Catalyst is a broken driver, full of bugs)
Debian testing/unstable
So there is no way to get 11.9 working in debian testing/unstable? I am using sid and was waiting for AMD to release a functional driver for 1.11.1 xorg-core.
Maybe someone is using Gallium to get even basic 3d acceleration under X in similar situation?
Just updated on Arch Linux, KDE4. No changes seen really. I rememember reading that some problems with were going to be fixed that helped with some problems in Minecraft (I think some incompatibilities in the JNI with FGLRX). Oh well...
Hmm... So far I've gotten Spiral Knights to crash 3 times in 45 minutes with fglrx 11.9 and Oracle's JRE
# # A fatal error has been detected by the Java Runtime Environment: # # SIGSEGV (0xb) at pc=0x00007fc226e6c660, pid=20087, tid=140471944070912 # # JRE version: 6.0_26-b03 # Java VM: Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (20.1-b02 mixed mode linux-amd64 compressed oops) # Problematic frame: # C [fglrx_dri.so+0xeaf660] ukiCreateContext+0xeaf660 [snip] Current thread (0x00007fc234aa8800): JavaThread "AWT-EventQueue-0" [_thread_in_native, id=20114, stack(0x00007fc22c43c000,0x00007fc22c53d000)] siginfo:si_signo=SIGSEGV: si_errno=0, si_code=1 (SEGV_MAPERR), si_addr=0x0000000000000000
It might have been the same issue with 11.8 but I never got to test that version much since it made the interface flicker every now and then. Flickering is still there with 11.9 though happen much more seldom. 11.7 was fine.
Then I launched Guild Wars through Wine 1.3.28 and 5 minutes in:
*--> Crash <--* Exception: c0000005 Memory at address 00000000 could not be written App: Gw.exe ProgramId: 1 Build: 34484 When: 9/30/2011 22:34:38 Flags: 0
Is it me or it's the same error? (I've run memtest btw, no issue)Last edited by PsynoKhi0; 09-30-2011, 06:42 PM.
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Originally posted by DaemonFC View PostAfter some further investigation, 11.9 actually causes a regression for Kubuntu 11.10.
X segfaults when Muon Software Center or Muon Package Manager prompts the user to enter their password.
X segfaults when enabling or disabling kwin compositing.
Firefox now crashes instead of rendering upside down and backwards in OpenGL mode (which admittedly, you must force since they do warn that AM Catalyst is a broken driver, full of bugs)
I have the exact same problem with Fedora 15 and KDE 4.6. I completely removed the 11.8 fglrx modules before installing 11.9. I reinstalled 11.8.
It is amusing that the only driver that works is the one they don't "officially support".
Maybe with releases like this, we should be glad they almost never release "betas".
What kind of a crappy QA process churns out a driver that crashes like this? If anyone from AMD reads this, you do actually _load_ the driver and kick it around for 10 minutes, right? I mean, that's all it would take for it to crash the system hard.
Doesn't even start for me....
[ 63.199] (II) ATI Proprietary Linux Driver Build Date: Sep 14 2011 10:36:30 [ 63.199] (++) using VT number 7 [ 63.363] (WW) Falling back to old probe method for fglrx [ 63.442] (II) Loading PCS database from /etc/ati/amdpcsdb [ 63.458] (--) Chipset Supported AMD Graphics Processor (0x68E0) found [ 63.477] (WW) fglrx: No matching Device section for instance (BusID PCI:0@1:0:1) found [ 63.477] (II) fglrx: intel VGA device detected, load intel driver. [ 63.477] (II) LoadModule: "intel" [ 63.477] (II) Loading /usr/lib64/xorg/modules/drivers/intel_drv.so [ 63.590] (II) Module intel: vendor="X.Org Foundation" [ 63.590] compiled for 1.10.4, module version = 2.15.0 [ 63.590] Module class: X.Org Video Driver [ 63.590] ABI class: X.Org Video Driver, version 10.0 [ 63.592] ukiDynamicMajor: found major device number 245 [ 63.592] ukiDynamicMajor: found major device number 245 [ 63.592] ukiOpenByBusid: Searching for BusID PCI:1:0:0 [ 63.592] ukiOpenDevice: node name is /dev/ati/card0 [ 63.592] ukiOpenDevice: open result is 7, (OK) [ 63.592] ukiOpenByBusid: ukiOpenMinor returns 7 [ 63.593] ukiOpenByBusid: ukiGetBusid reports PCI:1:0:0 [ 63.611] (WW) PowerXpress feature is not supported on A+I Mux platform. Please uninstall fglrx driver. [ 63.611] (EE) No devices detected.
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Live Stages (1997)
|Artist: Vertical Horizon
Learn more about Live Stages:
Format: CD
Manufacturer: EMI Global Services/emi
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Release Date: 10/20/2009
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
1. Man Who Would be Santa, The ~ Vertical Horizon
2. Ride, The ~ Vertical Horizon
3. Falling Down ~ Vertical Horizon
4. On the Sea ~ Vertical Horizon
5. Japan ~ Vertical Horizon
6. It's Only Me ~ Vertical Horizon
7. Candyman ~ Vertical Horizon
8. Fragments ~ Vertical Horizon
9. Unchosen One, The ~ Vertical Horizon
10. Heart in Hand ~ Vertical Horizon
11. Wash Away ~ Vertical Horizon
12. Great Divide ~ Vertical Horizon
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|Vertical Horizon: Matt Scannell (vocals, electric & acoustic guitars); Keith Kane (vocals, acoustic guitar); Ryan Fisher (bass); Ed Toth (drums).
|Producers: Doug Derryberry, John Alagia, Vertical Horizon.
|Recorded live at Ziggy's, Winston-Salem, North Carolina on September 5-6, 1996.
|Personnel: Matthew Scannell (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Ed Toth (drums).
|Audio Mixers: Doug Derryberry; John Alagia; Vertical Horizon.
|Photographer: James Bland.
|Vertical Horizon's live album Live Stages was released by indie label Rhythmic Records in 1997 and then again by RCA in 1999. It contains five songs from the group's first two indie albums: four from Running on Ice and one from There and Back Again. The rest are unique to this album and include "The Ride," "The Unchosen One," "Great Divide," "It's Only Me," and "Falling Down." For many fans, this live album completed the band's transition from an acoustic group to the alternative rock outfit that broke into the mainstream in 2000. Popular for energetic live shows, Vertical Horizon performs many old fan favorites in the band's newer, amped-up style on Live Stages. This is a good addition for the fan who already likes the band, but Everything You Want is probably the best overall introduction to Vertical Horizon. Live Stages is a good beginning to the search for the group's earlier albums. ~ JT Griffith
Engineer: Doug Derryberry; John Alagia
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|Release Date : 10/20/2009
|Original Release Date : 1997
|Catalog ID : 901842
|Label : Orchard (Distributor)
|Number of Discs : 1
|Studio/Live : Live
|Mono/Stereo : Stereo
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The official name of this gene is "hemoglobin, beta."
HBB is the gene's official symbol. The HBB gene is also known by other names, listed below.
The HBB gene provides instructions for making a protein called beta-globin. Beta-globin is a component (subunit) of a larger protein called hemoglobin, which is located inside red blood cells. Hemoglobin normally consists of four protein subunits: two subunits of beta-globin and two subunits of another protein called alpha-globin.
Each of the four protein subunits of hemoglobin carries an iron-containing molecule called heme. Heme molecules are necessary for red blood cells to pick up oxygen in the lungs and deliver it to cells throughout the body. A complete hemoglobin protein is capable of carrying four oxygen molecules at a time (one attached to each heme molecule). Oxygen attached to hemoglobin gives blood its bright red color.
More than 250 mutations in the HBB gene have been found to cause beta thalassemia. Most of the mutations involve a change in a single DNA building block (nucleotide) within or near the HBB gene. Other mutations insert or delete a small number of nucleotides in the HBB gene.
HBB gene mutations that decrease beta-globin production result in a type of the condition called beta-plus (B+) thalassemia. Mutations that prevent cells from producing any beta-globin result in beta-zero (B0) thalassemia.
Without proper amounts of beta-globin, sufficient hemoglobin cannot be formed. A lack of hemoglobin disrupts the normal development of red blood cells. A shortage of mature red blood cells prevents these cells from carrying and delivering enough oxygen to satisfy the body's energy needs. A lack of oxygen in the body's tissues can lead to poor growth, organ damage, and other health problems associated with beta thalassemia.
Mutations in specific regions of the HBB gene cause red blood cells to produce an abnormal form of hemoglobin called hemoglobin M. This form of hemoglobin disrupts the protein's interaction with iron and interferes with the delivery of oxygen to cells. As a result, people with this condition may have a bluish tint to their skin, mucous membranes (such as the moist lining of the nose and mouth), and underneath their fingernails.
Sickle cell anemia, a common form of sickle cell disease, is caused by a particular mutation in the HBB gene. This mutation results in the production of an abnormal version of beta-globin called hemoglobin S or HbS. In this condition, hemoglobin S replaces both beta-globin subunits in hemoglobin. The mutation changes a single protein building block (amino acid) in beta-globin. Specifically, the amino acid glutamic acid is replaced with the amino acid valine at position 6 in beta-globin, written as Glu6Val or E6V. Replacing glutamic acid with valine causes the abnormal HbS subunits to stick together and form long, rigid molecules. The rigid HbS molecules bend red blood cells into a sickle (crescent) shape. The sickle-shaped cells die prematurely, which can lead to a shortage of red blood cells (anemia). The sickle-shaped cells can also block small blood vessels, causing pain and organ damage.
Mutations in the HBB gene can also cause other abnormalities in beta-globin, leading to other types of sickle cell disease. These abnormal forms of beta-globin are often designated by letters of the alphabet or sometimes by a name. In these other types of sickle cell disease, just one beta-globin subunit is replaced with hemoglobin S. The other beta-globin subunit is replaced with a different abnormal variant, such as hemoglobin C or hemoglobin E.
In hemoglobin SC (HbSC) disease, the beta-globin subunits are replaced by hemoglobin S and hemoglobin C. Hemoglobin C results when the amino acid lysine replaces the amino acid glutamic acid at position 6 in beta-globin (written Glu6Lys or E6K). The severity of hemoglobin SC disease is quite variable, but it can be as severe as sickle cell anemia. Hemoglobin E (HbE) is caused when the amino acid glutamic acid is replaced with the amino acid lysine at position 26 in beta-globin (written Glu26Lys or E26K). In some cases, the hemoglobin E mutation is present with hemoglobin S. In these cases, a person may have more severe signs and symptoms associated with sickle cell anemia, such as episodes of pain, anemia, and abnormal spleen function.
Other conditions, known as hemoglobin sickle-beta thalassemias (HbSBetaThal), are caused when mutations that produce hemoglobin S and beta thalassemia occur together. The signs and symptoms of hemoglobin S-beta thalassemias are usually more severe than those of hemoglobin SC disease, and may include severe pain and organ damage.
Hundreds of variations have been identified in the HBB gene. These changes result in the production of different versions of beta-globin. Some of these variations cause no noticeable signs or symptoms, while others may affect a person's health. Two of the most common variants are hemoglobin C and hemoglobin E.
Hemoglobin C (HbC), caused by the Glu6Lys mutation in beta-globin, is more common in people of West African descent than in other populations. People who have two hemoglobin C subunits in their hemoglobin, instead of normal beta-globin, have a mild condition called hemoglobin C disease. This condition often causes chronic anemia, in which the red blood cells are broken down prematurely.
Hemoglobin E (HbE), caused by the Glu26Lys mutation in beta-globin, is a variant of hemoglobin most commonly found in the Southeast Asian population. When a person has two hemoglobin E subunits in their hemoglobin in place of beta-globin, a mild anemia called hemoglobin E disease can occur. In some cases, the mutations that produce hemoglobin E and beta thalassemia are found together. People with this hemoglobin combination can have signs and symptoms ranging from mild anemia to severe thalassemia major.
Cytogenetic Location: 11p15.5
Molecular Location on chromosome 11: base pairs 5,225,465 to 5,227,070
The HBB gene is located on the short (p) arm of chromosome 11 at position 15.5.
More precisely, the HBB gene is located from base pair 5,225,465 to base pair 5,227,070 on chromosome 11.
See How do geneticists indicate the location of a gene? (http://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/handbook/howgeneswork/genelocation) in the Handbook.
You and your healthcare professional may find the following resources about HBB helpful.
You may also be interested in these resources, which are designed for genetics professionals and researchers.
See How are genetic conditions and genes named? (http://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/handbook/mutationsanddisorders/naming) in the Handbook.
amino acid ; anemia ; cell ; chronic ; DNA ; gene ; glutamic acid ; Hb ; heme ; hemoglobin ; hemoglobin M ; iron ; locus ; lysine ; molecule ; mucous ; mutation ; newborn screening ; nucleotide ; oxygen ; population ; protein ; screening ; subunit ; thalassemia ; valine
You may find definitions for these and many other terms in the Genetics Home Reference Glossary.
The resources on this site should not be used as a substitute for professional medical care or advice. Users seeking information about a personal genetic disease, syndrome, or condition should consult with a qualified healthcare professional. See How can I find a genetics professional in my area? (http://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/handbook/consult/findingprofessional) in the Handbook.


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Arkansas (14-8, 5-4 SEC) hit 14 of its first 19 shots and built a 22-point lead, surprisingly cruising to its 11th straight home win. Young came off the bench for the third time in five games and led the Razorbacks, who got at least seven points from eight different players. Marshawn Powell and Michael Qualls scored 11 apiece.
Mike Rosario led the Gators with 15 points, and Scottie Wilbekin added 14.
Arkansas had 19 assists against eight turnovers, and shot 8-of-18 from beyond the arc.
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We could not wish for a better planning and execution experience from this very important vendor. Initial dealings with the sales personnel, planning right before the wedding and execution were all beyond reproach. The food was incredible, the way they executed the whole event was simply as beautiful as ballet. I am a project manager myself and manage very large projects. The execution of our even by Cuisine Chez Vous was super impressive. True professionals, worth every penny they charge. Cuisine Chez Vous offered us several different packages at different prices, all very competitive. After tasting with 4 different caterers at a comparable price level there was no question in any of our minds as to which one we wanted to go with. And they lived up to all of our expectations. Not a single complaint.
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Amazing food, even better people - these were the best vendors I worked with. Made the planning process stress-free, were perfectly professional and helpful day-of. A thousands compliments to CCV.
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Working with Cuisine Chez Vous was a great experience! Right from the start they seemed so on top of everything, I knew I would be in good hands. They worked with me to fit my budget, made helpful suggestions for cutting costs (and where not to cut when I was being silly!) and most importantly, served delicious food! So many people told me how good the food was, and the one thing I hadn't totally loved in our tasting (the cake) was really delicious on our wedding night! I loved that they had such unique dinner options and didn't have to be your standard red wine demi glaze or roast chicken breast. Everything we chose was really creative and yummy! Nora was my main contact person and she was super responsive and always helpful and pleasant to work with. They took care of everything, from the tables and chairs, to the china, the barware, bartenders, waiters etc! Nora and Shiva really were my day-of wedding coordinators, putting out my personal photos and all the little votives and decorative items I made. They did it all and they did a great job! Thanks guys!
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I worked with Cuisine Chez Vous as my caterer for my wedding at the Lyman Estate on Friday. My side of the family (including me) has a major sweet tooth, and everyone LOVED the wedding cake (butter pecan!). I am enjoying eating the leftovers this week, and we also froze some for next year. They nailed the frosting decoration that I had selected as well.
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These guys are a great service and a great value. Their food is delicious (and their wedding cake is one you will actually want to eat!), their staff creative and the service they provide truly makes the occasion. They worked with us through every detail of the day, recommended other good vendors for alcohol, and took charge of things in a way that let us really enjoy the day without worrying about the flow of events, or anything else. They worked brilliantly with our other vendors as well. I can't recommend them highly enough.
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Walter and the people at Cuisine Chez Vous were wonderful to work with! The staff was well organized, had a lot of great ideas, and communicated so well! When the water pipes burst on the day of my tasting, they called, re-called, and sent emails to let me know and re-schedule! The food was SO incredible, all of our guests raved about it and some said it was the best food they've ever had at a wedding! My MOH who is vegetarian said she was so pleased with the delicious vegetarian options, which never happens to her at parties. The staff really helped us to plan the day-of schedule and plan where everything would be during the wedding. The were so professional during the wedding, and when we had some timing setbacks, they were on top of everything. Very efficient and a joy to work with! I would use them again for an event in a heartbeat!
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Vijith Assar of Slashdot interviewed Bill Fernandez and Daniel Kottke, two of Apple's earliest employees, to get their opinions on the recently released Steve Jobs biopic.
Though Kottke seemed relatively pleased by the acting performances, Bill and Daniel couldn't help but notice the massive amount of flagrant inaccuracies within the film, such as the incorrect portrayals of certain people and events.
"The whole thing is a work of fiction," said Fernandez, who didn't see the movie but read the script and screenplay.
When it was in production, he says, "I talked to Victor Rasuk, the actor who was playing me, and he would say, 'Well, did this happen?' and I would say, 'No.' And ultimately I understood that they were not trying to create a historical document, they were doing a dramatic piece. From those variety of hints or clues, I formulated the opinion that I'd probably be really upset if I saw it."
Fernandez said he didn't want to see the movie because "it'll just be too weird. I don't want to see someone else playing Jobs."
Kottke, who did see the film, complimented the movie's lead role before echoing Daniel's concerns about accuracy.
"Well, Ashton's very good," he said. "I have no complaints with him at all, no complaints with his portrayal of Jobs. The complaint that people would rightly have about the film is that it portrays Woz as not having the same vision as Steve Jobs, which is really unfair."
The portrayal of Steve Wozniak and his relationship with Jobs were the most frequent and stressed complaints from both men.
Kottke and Fernandez told Assar that Woz's sense of humor, a key aspect of his personality, was almost completely absent from the film. The movie also depicts Woz and Jobs, along with many other characters, as having many more "dramatic" and heated encounters than they actually had in real life, which the two accepted as embellished for entertainment value.
Kottke also says, "The early versions were painful. Really painful. I forwarded the first draft to (former Apple CEO) Mike Markkula because they wanted his feedback, and Mike took such a bad reaction to it, he wouldn't have anything more to do with the project. By the time it got to the fourth draft, it was okay. It wasn't making me cringe. But they still had a scene of me arguing with Steve, which never ever happened, but, you know, in the realm of artistic license."
Yet, as Fernandez noted, the finished product still included plenty of conversations and business interactions that simply did not happen. This tarnished both men's perception of the movie, which, judging by this interview, they really didn't take very seriously.
"I talked to Victor Rasuk, the actor who was playing me," Fernandez said "and he would say, 'Well, did this happen?' and I would say, 'No.' And ultimately I understood that they were not trying to create a historical document, they were doing a dramatic piece. From those variety of hints or clues, I formulated the opinion that I'd probably be really upset if I saw it. And it makes perfect sense, you know. They have their project, and it was to make a piece of entertainment around a popular topic. And I think that if they just told the plain truth—if anyone could actually figure out what the plain truth really was—that it would not be a really entertaining piece."
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Now. My question.....does the crankshaft position sensor sit on the same wiring loom as the RPM dial? my thinking is yes I could have a dodgy sensor but I could also have a dodgy wire/connector , tried scouting the sensor to test but could not find it (1.6 sport 2006)?
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Nearly two years ago, I wrote about how Jannik Hansen was the Rodney Dangerfield of the Canucks (because he gets no respect). At that time, he was playing on the fourth line and getting sat in the press box occasionally, despite impressive numbers in limited action. Now it's time for Hansen to take another step.
Hansen was 9th in points among Canucks forwards last season, but he received little to no power play time the entire season. If we dig a little deeper, we find that Hansen had only 3 fewer points than Mikael Samuelsson and 4 fewer points than Mason Raymond at even strength. Daniel Sedin, Henrik Sedin, Ryan Kesler and Alex Burrows were the only Canucks forwards that had more even strength points than Jannik Hansen in last season's playoffs. This year, Hansen is putting up amazing numbers at even strength. He has 14 points at even strength, putting him behind only Daniel Sedin (18 points) and Henrik Sedin (17 points).
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Best pizza pie in Northern NJ(Bergen)
Since I moved to NJ, i've tried different pizza places but they were all just plain and soggy.
Any good pie in Englewood, Tenafly, Dumont, Bergenfield and Teaneck area?
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Thin crust -- Kinchley's in Mahwah (too far for your request) or Brooklyn or New Brooklyn (I don't remember the actual name) in Hackensack. Also in Mahwah, down the road from Kinchley's, is Roxanne's. For regular pizza -- in Fort Lee, there's Pizza Chef, always one of my favorites. That's about as close as I can get -- wish I could help you closer to home. Good luck.
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This place could hold it's own in Naples.Some people will either get it or they wont?It's a shame that none of the neapolitan places outside of Naples can really offer the pale, blonde style done at the famous Da Michelle in Naples.The customers here just aren't ready for that yet.For now this is as close as you're likely to get.
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A Mano IS great, but they overcharge for pies you could easily eat by yourself. Brooklyn Pizza in Ridgewood is not quite as good as A Mano, but their portions are much larger and they are still excellent quality. My recommendation to those who REALLY want to try great pizza is Di Fara. It's in Brooklyn, but this pizza is among the true best in the world.
My favorite "traditional" pizza in Bergen County is Brick's in Wyckoff and Aldo's in Glen Rock (different names, same great pizza, Aldo's was a Brick's until Aldo bought the place several years ago, and thank goodness he was smart enough to keep making the same pizza). I know Brick's used to have a location in Tenafly, but I don't know if they still do. There's also a location in Montclair. True brick oven pizza.
Turvino's in Glen Rock also makes a very good traditional pizza. Kinchley's in Ramsey (Mahwah?) and Nellie's Place in Waldwick both make outstanding bar pies. Brooklyn Pizza in Hackensack and Ridgewood make a very good pie too, but it's a bit different. Fresh mozzarella is dropped in splotches over the pie rather than the cheese melting all over the pie.
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Turvino's has the worst pizza I have ever had in NJ. Wrong for so many reasons. Crust so rubbery my jaw hurt,. I don't see how they have the nerve to send it out. Underdone, too much disgusting cheese.
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I'd have to disagree, Turvino's pizza is on of the best. They're practically an institution in Glen Rock! You can tell they use the best quality ingredients - and the prices are great... Maybe andi caught a bad night..? Hard to believe, but I've been going there for 25 years and will definitely continue to do so!
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How much different are the prices compared to other mediocre pizza take-out places in the area?
Do you think that cheese is of the "best quality?"
In Teaneck, I recommend Victors on Cedar Lane. Second choice is Angelos in Bogota, just below the Teaneck border on Queen Anne Road. If all goes well, you'll see three pics, the first shows the whole pie, and there was a shift in the toppings due to the ride home, the second and third are the sausage and pepperoni toppings in closeup.
re: PhillyNative
By the way, all three are of a pizza from Victors of Teaneck.
i can tell you that the pizza in tenafly is worthless.
when i was growing up there, the best in the area was leonia pizzeria. sadly, it closed years ago.
Goodhealthgourmet is wrong! Tenafly Pizza & Restaurant, aka TPR, has some of the best pizza around. I don't live up in northern NJ, but visit family & always stop there for pizza. The pizza tastes even better when you order slices at the counter, but all of their food is delicious. It's located next to the Stop & Shop in the center of town. Enjoy!
Sonny's in Englewood, on Grand Ave., is also very good.
re: jethro
i can only speak from past experience...but i must admit it's been quite a few years since my last TPR experience. perhaps it's improved...?
apologies if they now serve passable pies :)
re: jethro
you have got to be on drugs
their pizza is nowhere near good
i would compare it to rudys in closter which is terrible
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i would compare it to rudys in closter which is terrible
There's a reason for that......TPK and Rudy's are both owned by the same family.....their recipes are also used for all the Bensi restaurants dotting the state.
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You must be related to TPR or something...ilive in Tenafly and pizza from TPR was nothing more than ok.


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