The present invention relates to a structural element, in particular a furniture element and particularly preferably a kitchen furniture element, having at least two frame elements and having at least one connection part by which the frame elements are connected, wherein the frame elements span a space whose shape depends on the angle between the frame elements.

The present invention relates to a structural element, in particular a furniture element and particularly preferably a kitchen furniture element, having at least two frame elements and having at least one connection part by which the frame elements are connected, wherein the frame elements span a space whose shape depends on the angle between the frame elements.

A slidable kitchen organizer apparatus comprised of a combination of V shaped wire baskets and L shaped wire baskets. Each basket includes an extruded aluminum slatwall and is individually mounted on sliding assemblies within separate portions of a cabinet carcass. Each slide assembly is capable of independently sliding from a stored position within the cabinet to a deployed position outside of the cabinet. Removable, adjustable, and interchangeable hooks and shelves can be attached to the slatwalls.

Systems, methods and apparatus are provided through which in some implementations an expandable or adjustable snap-in cam or other friction device having a mechanically lockable drawer, shelf or divider in a cabinet, pantry, kitchen cupboard mount includes no screws or other permanent mounting.

Example systems and methods for storing food items may include a frame for retaining mobile racks having multiple bays. The frame includes a plurality of docks configured to guide one of the mobile racks to a storage position in the dock. The frame also includes a lock configured to selectively prevent movement of the mobile rack in the storage position. Additionally, the frame includes a plurality of bay sensors for each dock. The bay sensors are configured to detect a presence of a food ingredient stored in the bays of the mobile rack when the mobile rack is in the storage position.

Example systems and methods for storing food items may include a frame for retaining mobile racks having multiple bays. The frame includes a plurality of docks configured to guide one of the mobile racks to a storage position in the dock. The frame also includes a lock configured to selectively prevent movement of the mobile rack in the storage position. Additionally, the frame includes a plurality of bay sensors for each dock. The bay sensors are configured to detect a presence of a food ingredient stored in the bays of the mobile rack when the mobile rack is in the storage position.

An oven includes a main body providing a first heating space of the oven, and a drawer device which is below the first heating space. The drawer device includes a drawer casing providing an opening at which the drawer casing is open to outside the drawer device at a front of the oven, a drawer insertable into or removable out of the drawer casing, through the opening, a drawer heater installed in the drawer casing, and a drawer heater cover detachably coupled with the drawer casing at the front of the oven and rotatably coupled with the drawer casing at a rear of the oven which is opposite to the front of the oven, the drawer heater cover being moveable relative to the drawer heater.

An oven includes a main body providing a first heating space of the oven, and a drawer device which is below the first heating space. The drawer device includes a drawer casing providing an opening at which the drawer casing is open to outside the drawer device at a front of the oven, a drawer insertable into or removable out of the drawer casing, through the opening, a drawer heater installed in the drawer casing, and a drawer heater cover detachably coupled with the drawer casing at the front of the oven and rotatably coupled with the drawer casing at a rear of the oven which is opposite to the front of the oven, the drawer heater cover being moveable relative to the drawer heater.

The present invention relates to stabilization of RNA, in particular mRNA, and an increase in mRNA translation. The present invention particularly relates to a modification of RNA, in particular in vitro-transcribed RNA, resulting in increased transcript stability and/or translation efficiency. According to the invention, it was demonstrated that certain sequences in the 3-untranslated region (UTR) of an RNA molecule improve stability and translation efficiency.

The present invention relates to stabilization of RNA, in particular mRNA, and an increase in mRNA translation. The present invention particularly relates to a modification of RNA, in particular in vitro-transcribed RNA, resulting in increased transcript stability and/or translation efficiency. According to the invention, it was demonstrated that certain sequences in the 3-untranslated region (UTR) of an RNA molecule improve stability and translation efficiency.