最优实数态克隆作为标准BB84方案的最优个体窃听攻击

我们给出最优ARSC是对标准BB8 4方案的最优个体窃听分析。基于量子克隆的个体窃听,说明在由Csiszár和K rner定理的密钥产生率的两个充分条件中,其中一个可以作为最好的充分条件。

基于坐标系旋转实现对实数态克隆的优化

实数态克隆是量子克隆的一个重要组成部分。但要想直接根据保真度优化操作的方法来获得优化的非对称实数态克隆变换关系式,数学运算上非常繁琐,且得到的结果也不简洁明了。因此通过引入坐标系旋转变换的方法,原坐标系中的实数态克隆在新坐标系中就变成了相位协变克隆。基于表象变换理论,对照优化的非对称相位协变克隆,可实现非对称实数态克隆在原坐标系中的优化,即得到了优化的非对称实数态克隆变换的一组系数。采用此方法优化非对称实数态克隆,处理运算的思路清晰,优化结果对称、工整、简洁,并可明确地得到优化的非对称实数态克隆各不同系数之间满足的特定关系。

态克隆中的正交性条件

广义量子不可克隆定理使得两个量子态仅当它们正交时才能被同一物理过程克隆 .但当两个粒子形成纠缠态时 ,对其中某个粒子态克隆时正交性条件并不存在 .

最优1→3对称型经济实态量子克隆的固态电路实现方案

提出一种最优1→3对称型经济实态量子克隆的固态电路实现方案.在方案中,通过利用磁脉冲控制磁通量、电荷和穿过约瑟夫森结的相位差来实现最优1→3对称型经济实态量子克隆.经济实态量子克隆只需要对比特进行操作,不需要其它辅助操作,实验上简化了量子克隆的实现过程.由于超导比特具有耦合强度强,又没有非线性电感和能量的耗散等优点.相比于腔QED系统,固态系统在实验上便于集成和操作.

基于非最大纠缠GHZ态的一种量子信息集中方案

提出了一种以非最大纠缠的四粒子GHZ态作为量子信道的概率性量子信息集中方案。方案首先将未知的克隆态与量子信道构造系统态;其次,空间分离的三方对手中的粒子进行Bell测量,并将测量结果通过经典通信告诉信息恢复者;最后,信息重建者作适当的测量(投影测量或者POVM测量),将信息集中回单量子态,从而实现量子信息集中。进而讨论了方案的安全性和效率,并与文献[1,2]从多角度进行了比较。

基于二粒子态1→2优化通用非对称克隆的远程信息集中（英文）

已有的信息集中协议聚焦在单粒子量子克隆的逆过程,而在这里研究二粒子态1→2优化通用非对称克隆的逆过程.结果表明通过1→2优化通用非对称克隆,不同地点的两个发送者将量子信息事先分布给两个空间分离的接受者.利用最大与非最大纠缠八粒子团簇态为量子信道,均可以以一定概率将已分布的量子信息远程地集中回到某个接受者处.

Effect of Light Intensity and Nutrient Availability on Clonal Growth and Clonal Morphology of the Stoloniferous Herb Halerpestes ruthenica

In a greenhouse experiment plasticity of clonal growth and clonal morphology of the stoloniferous rosette herb Halerpestes nahenica Ovcz. in response to differing levels of light intensity and nutrient availability was studied. Total plant dry weight, leaf area of primary ramets, total number of ramets and of stolons, and total stolon length were significantly reduced, while specific internode length and specific petiole length significantly increased under deep shading (6.25% of high light intensity, 5.3% of full daylight) or under low nutrient availability. Under low nutrient availability, mean stolon internode length of H. ruthenica was significantly larger while branching intensity and number of ramets smaller than those under high nutrient availability. These responses are consistent with the foraging model of clonal plants, indicating that H. nahenica is able to forage nutrients through the plastic responses of clonal growth and clonal. morphology when it grows in heterogeneous environments. However, under deep shading, both mean stolon internode length and mean petiole length were significantly reduced, which disagrees with the findings of many other stoloniferous herbs in response to low or medium levels of shading (ca. 13%-75% of high light intensity, >10% of full daylight), suggesting that under deep shading stoloniferous herbs may not forage light through the plastic responses of spacer length. Many traits such as total plant dry weight, total number and length of stolons, total length of secondary and tertiary stolons. total number of ramets, leaf area of primary ramets and branching intensity were markedly influenced by the interaction effect of light intensity and nutrient availability. Under high light intensity nutrient availability affected these traits more pronouncedly, however under low light intensity nutrient availability either did not affect or affected less markedly on these traits, indicating that fight intensity had significant effect on nutrient foraging in H. nahenica. Under deep shading or low nutrient availability, H. ruthenica may increase its mean stolon internode length by means of thinning stolon internodes (i.e., an increase in specific internode length), which provides it with more chance to escape from resource-poor sites.

Cloning of Rabbit Bone Morphogenetic Protein 15 and Its Expression During in vitro Maturation of Rabbit Oocytes

Partial cDNA sequence of rabbit BMP15 was cloned by RT-PCR from rabbit ovaries, showing a similarity of 83%-90% with the BMP15 nucleotide sequences in humans, mice, ovine, sheep, cows and pigs. The expression of BMP15 in rabbit cumulus-oocyte complexs during oocytes in vitro maturation （IVM） was measured by fluorescent quantitative RT-PCR method. BMP 15 was expressed at low levels in immature oocytes and increased to the highest level at 16h of IVM, which coincides with the time of cumulus cell expansion, then declined slowly under IVM cultivation. The expression pattern of BMP 15 suggested that it might be important in cumulus expansion in rabbits.

Genetic alterations of hepatocellular carcinoma by random amplified polymorphic DNA analysis and cloning sequencing of tumor differential DNA fragment

AIM: To study the genetic alterations and their association with clinicopathological characteristics of hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), and to find the tumor related DNA fragments.METHODS: DNA isolated from tumors and corresponding noncancerous liver tissues of 56 HCC patients was amplified by random amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD)with 10 random 10-mer arbitrary primers. The RAPD bands showing obvious differences in tumor tissue DNA corresponding to that of normal tissue were separated,purified, cloned and sequenced. DNA sequences were analyzed and compared with GenBank data.RESULTS: A total of 56 cases of HCC were demonstrated to have genetic alterations, which were detected by at least one primer. The detestability of genetic alterations ranged from 20% to 70% in each case, and 17.9% to 50% in each primer. Serum HBV infection, tumor size,histological grade, tumor capsule, as well as tumor intrahepatic metastasis, might be correlated with genetic alterations on certain primers. A band with a higher intensity of 480 bp or so amplified fragments in tumor DNA relative to normal DNA could be seen in 27 of 56 tumor samples using primer 4. Sequence analysis of these fragments showed 91% homology with Homo sapiens double homeobox protein DUX10 gene.CONCLUSION: Genetic alterations are a frequent event in HCC, and tumor related DNA fragments have been found in this study, which may be associated with hepatocarcinogenesis. RAPD is an effective method for the identification and analysis of genetic alterations in HCC, and may provide new information for further evaluating the molecular mechanism of hepatocarcinogenesis.

Cloning and construction of sense and antisense eukaryotic expression vector of human Pin1

Objective： To clone and construct eukaryotic expressing vectors of sense and antisense human Pin1 （hPinl） genes. Methods： Total RNA was extracted from MG-63 cells, then the hPinl cDNA was amplified by RT-PCR. The same time the sense and antisense hPinl genes were formed by binding BamH Ⅰ and Hind Ⅲ in cis and trans-directions. At the end they were cloned into the eukaryotic expressing vector pIRES2-EGFP in cis and trans directions using DNA recombinant technology. The recombinant vectors were further identified by digestion of BamHⅠ and Hind Ⅲ. Results： The results of sequencing showed that the orientation of the ligations and the reading frame were correct. After digested by BamH Ⅰ and Hind Ⅲ, two fragments exhibiting 5.3 kb and 0.99 kb were formed in sense and antisense eukaryotic expressing vectors. Electrophoretic results were completely coincident with theoretical calculation. Conclusion： Human Pin1 sense and antisense genes were successfully cloned and eukaryotic expressing vectors were successfully constructed.

Quantum Logic Network for Probabilistic Cloning Quantum States

We construct efficient quantum logic network for probabilistic cloning the quantum states used in imple mented tasks for which cloning provides some enhancement in performance.

Scheme for Implementation of Optimal Cloning of Arbitrary Single Particle Atomic State into Two Photonic States

We present a feasible scheme to implement the 1→2 optimal cloning of arbitrary single particle atomic state into two photonic states, which is important for applications in long distance quantum communication. Our scheme also realizes the tele-NOT gate of one atom to the distant atom trapped in another cavity. The scheme is based on the adiabatic passage and the polarization measurement. It is robust against a number of practical noises such as the violation of the Lamb Dicke condition, spontaneous emission, and detection inefficiency.

Scheme to Implement Optimal Symmetric 1→2 Universal Quantum Telecloning Through Cavity-Assisted Interaction

We propose a scheme to implement the optimal symmetric 1 → 2 universal quantum telecloning through cavity-assisted interaction. In our scheme an arbitrary single atomic state can be telecloned to two single atomic states. And three atoms are trapped in three spatially separated cavities respectively. With a particular multiparticle entangled state acting as a quantum information channel and the trapped single atom acting as a quantum network node for its long-lived internal state, quantum information can be telecloned among nodes and can stored in the nodes.

cDNA clone and expression analysis of a-Tropomyosin during Japanese flounder （Parafichthys ofivaceus） metamorphosis

Tropomyosin （TM） plays a critical role in skeletal and cardiac muscle development and function. To assess the fimctional significance of a-TM in Japanese flounder （Paralichthys olivaceus） development and metamorphosis, cDNA from Japanese flounder was cloned and a-TM mRNA measured during development and metamorphosis. The full-length cDNA is 1 191 bp, including a 5＇- untranslated region of 114 bp, a Y-UTR of 222 bp, and an open reading frame of 855 bp encoding a polypeptide of 284 amino acids. Real-time quantitative PCR revealed that a-TM mRNA is initially expressed in unfertilized ovum, indicating the a-TM gene is maternal. Relatively low mRNA levels were observed in different embryonic stages. A higher level of a-TM mRNA was detected 3 days post hatching （dph）, while the highest level was measured at 29 dph （metamorphic climax） after which it declined towards the end of metamorphosis. The expression of a-TM mRNA was up-regulated in thyroid hormone-treated larvae at 36 dph, but there was no marked difference at other stages when compared to control animals. After thiourea treatment, the expression of a-TM mRNA declined slightly. These data provide basic information that can be utilized in further studies into the role of a-TM in P olivaceus development and metamorphosis.

Scheme for Implementing Assisted Cloning of an Unknown d-Dimension Equatorial Quantum State by Remote State Preparation

In this paper, we propose a protocol that can produce perfect copy of an unknown d-dimensional equatorial quantum state with assistance from a state preparer. In this protocol, the maximally and non-maximally entangled bipartite d-dimensional of states are used as the quantum channels, respectively. The first stage of the protocol requires usual teleportation. In the second stage of the protocol, with the assistance of the preparer, the perfect copy of an original unknown state can be produced.

Implementing a Universal Quantum Cloning Machine via Adiabatic Evolution in Ion-Trap System

A scheme for the realization of a universal quantum cloning machine is proposed in this paper. The present protocol does not need the vibrational mode to act as the memory and it is robust against small changes of experimental parameters due to adiabatic passages. Furthermore, the scheme may be realized based on current technology.

Genetic diversity of populations and clones of Rhopilema esculentum in China based on AFLP analysis

Amplified fragment length polymorphisms(AFLP) markers were developed to assess the genetic variation of populations and clones of Rhopilema esculentum Kishinouye(Scyphozoa,Rhizostomatidae).One hundred and seventy-nine loci from 56 individuals of two hatchery populations and two wild populations were genotyped with five primer combinations.The polymorphic ratio,Shannon's diversity index and average heterozygosity were 70.3%,0.346 and 0.228 for the white hatchery population,74.3%,0.313,and 0.201 for the red hatchery population,79.3%,0.349,and 0.224 for the Jiangsu wild population,and 74.9%,0.328 and 0.210 for the Penglai wild population,respectively.Thus,all populations had a relatively high level of genetic diversity.A specific band was identified that could separate the white from the red hatchery population.There was 84.85% genetic differentiation within populations.Individual cluster analysis using unweighted pair-group method with arithmetic mean(UPGMA) suggested that hatchery populations and wild populations could be divided.For the hatchery populations,the white and red populations clustered separately;however,for the wild populations,Penglai and Jiangsu populations clustered together.The genetic diversity at the clone level was also determined.Our data suggest that there are relatively high genetic diversities within populations but low genetic differentiation between populations,which may be related to the long-term use of germplasm resources from Jiangsu Province for artificial seeding and releasing.These findings will benefit the artificial seeding and conservation of the germplasm resources.

Proteome changes in the plasma of Pieris rapae parasitized by the endoparasitoid wasp Pteromalus puparum

Parasitism by the endoparasitoid wasp Pteromalus puparum causes alterations in the plasma proteins of Pieris rapae. Analysis of plasma proteins using a proteomic approach showed that seven proteins were differentially expressed in the host pupae after 24-h parasitism. They were masquerade-like serine proteinase homolog (MSPH), enolase (Eno), bilin-binding protein (BBP), imaginal disc growth factor (IDGF), ornithine decarboxylase (ODC), cellular retinoic acid binding protein (CRABP), and one unknown function protein. The full length cDNA sequences of MSPH, Eno, and BBP were successfully cloned using rapid amplification of cDNA ends-polymerase chain reaction (RACE-PCR). Reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) analysis indicated that the transcript levels of MSPH and BBP in the fat bodies of host pupae were inducible in response to the parasitism and their variations were consistent with translational changes of these genes after parasitism, while the transcript levels of Eno and IDGF were not affected by parasitism. This study will contribute to the better understanding of the molecular bases of parasitoid-induced host alterations associated with innate immune responses, detoxification, and energy metabolism.

Optical scheme for realization of optimal unambiguous state discrimination of the JS limit

We exploit optimal probabilistic cloning to rederive the JS limit.Dependent on the formulation given by the optimal probabilistic cloning,the explicit transformation of a measure of the JS limit is presented.Based on linear optical devices,we propose an experimentally feasible scheme to implement the JS limit measure of a general pair of two nonorthogonal quantum states.The success probability of the proposed scheme is unity.

Implementing ancilla-free phase covariant quantum cloning with atoms trapped in cavities

We propose a scheme to implement ancilla-free 1 to 2 optimal phase covariant quantum cloning with atoms trapped in cavities.In the scheme the W-class state of three atoms,which are individually trapped in three spatially separated cavities,is deterministically generated.Then by the use of this W-class state and detection of the atomic state,an optimal ancilla-free 1 to 2 phase-covariant quantum cloning between two spatially separated trapped atoms can be realized.The scheme is robust for atomic spontaneous decay,cavity decay and photon leakage out of the fiber.In principle,an M+1-atom W-class state can be generated by using such an approach.Thus this scheme also can be generalized to implement 1 to M ancilla-free phase-covariant quantum cloning.