A new strategy of counterattacking anti-satellite based on motion camouflage

Motion Camouflage (MC) is illuminated as a novel strategy in counterattacking anti-satellite by way of stealth trajectory scheduling. The dynamics model of MC in space is developed and a quadratic function with three boundary constraints is employed for trajectory determination. Based on the model a scenario is set to run the simulation. The results indicate given the designed acceleration input, the predator will be moved following a prescribed route, which precisely locates the predator between two objects at each time instant. In the last approaching phase, the motion is achieved with a big bumping rate which guarantees the power of this striking. Methods for deriving minimum fuel cost in the fixed approaching duration and the minimum approaching duration in limited acceleration input are proposed and are verified in the simulation. At last, camouflage is recognized as a multi-faceted affair, in which stealth trajectory design is considered an effective technique in stealth cooperation.

Mechanism of counterattack of colorectal cancer cell by Fas/Fas ligand system

AIM： To determine the role of Fas/Fas ligand （FasL） in the immune escape of colon cancer cells. METHODS： Immunohistochemistry was used to observe the expression of Fas and FasL in the tissues of colon cancer patients. In situ hybridization was used to detect the localization of FasL mRNA expression in cancer tissues. Terminal deoxynucleotide transferase-mediated dUTP nick end labeling （TUNEL） assay and CD45 staining were performed to detect the apoptosis of tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes （TILs）. Co-culture assays of colon cancer cells （SW480） and Jurkat cells （Fas-sensitive cells） were performed to observe the counterattack of colon cancer cells to lymphocytes. RESULTS： Of 53 cases of colon carcinomas, 23 cases （43.4%） expressed Fas which was significantly lower as compared to the normal colonic mucosa （73.3%, P〈0.01）, and 45 cases （84.9%） of colon carcinomas expressed FasL, whereas only two cases （3.75%） in normal mucosa expressed FasL. FasL expression in the colon cancer cells was found to be associated with increased cell death of TIEs. The apoptotic rate of TIL in the FasL-positive staining regions of tumor cells was significantly higher than that in the FasL-negative staining region （54.84±2.79% vs 25.73±1.98%, P〈0.01）. The co-culture of SW480 cells and Jurkat cells confirmed the function of FasL on the SW480 cells. The apoptotic rates of Jurkat cells were found to be related with the amount of SW480 cells. CONCLUSION： Colon cancer cells can escape the immune surveillance and killing via decreasing Fas expression, and can counterattack the immune system via increasing FasL expression. Fas/FasL can serve as potential targets for effective antitumor therapy.

Steady-State Analysis of SECIR Rumor Spreading Model in Complex Networks

In this paper, the SECIR rumor spreading model is formulated and analyzed, in which the social education level and the counterattack mechanism are taken into consideration. The results show that improving education level and increasing the ratio of counter are effective in reducing the risk of rumor propagation and enhancing the resistance to rumor propagation.

Preliminary Study on the Influence of Communication Station on Lightning Strike Risk in Its Neighboring Region

The communication stations are more easily struck by lightning because of its special geographical position. We proved theoretically that communication station increased the frequency and intensity of lightning strike in its neighboring region, thereby causing the increasing of lightning disaster loss. As long as the emphasis is put on the correct understanding and reasonably taking measures including： draining, grounding, equipo- tential bonding and shielding, it can be completely ensured that building and equipment of communication base station and its neighboring region are safe.