'Similar structure' presentation slideshows

Molecular Modeling and Drug Discovery

Molecular Modeling and Drug Discovery. Judith Klein-Seetharaman Assistant Professor Department of Pharmacology University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Background. View of living organisms as molecular circuitry:

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UNIT B: EVOLUTION

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AN INTRODUCTION TO ORGANIC CHEMISTRY A guide for A level students

AN INTRODUCTION TO ORGANIC CHEMISTRY A guide for A level students. 2008 SPECIFICATIONS. KNOCKHARDY PUBLISHING. KNOCKHARDY PUBLISHING. ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. INTRODUCTION

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Clinical Use of Botulinum Toxin

Clinical Use of Botulinum Toxin . Song, Min-Seok. Good Morning. Introduction. Botulinum Toxin acts by blocking ACH release from nerve terminals at the neuromuscular junction Discovery in 1897 Therapeutic agent in 1977 Today, versatile clinical tool. History. Botulus, Greek

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Engaging Quality Assurance: OERS and Teaching Quality Tita Beaven and Anna Comas-Quinn, The Open University

Engaging Quality Assurance: OERS and Teaching Quality Tita Beaven and Anna Comas-Quinn, The Open University. Open Educational Resources in Languages HEA/University of Central Lancashire 1 June 2012. Outline. A brief introduction to LORO and the OU context Why do our teachers use LORO?

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Computational Approach To Recognizing Wordplay In Jokes

Computational Approach To Recognizing Wordplay In Jokes Julia M. Taylor & Lawrence J. Mazlack Applied Artificial Intelligence Laboratory University of Cincinnati Introduction Computational recognition of humor is difficult Requires natural language understanding World knowledge

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Computational Approach To Recognizing Wordplay In Jokes

Computational Approach To Recognizing Wordplay In Jokes. Julia M. Taylor & Lawrence J. Mazlack Applied Artificial Intelligence Laboratory University of Cincinnati. Introduction. Computational recognition of humor is difficult Requires natural language understanding World knowledge

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Tissues of the Body

Tissues of the Body. From Cells to Organ Systems. Cells combine to form tissues, and tissues combine to form organs. Tissues are groups of cells closely associated that have a similar structure & perform a related function. Cells combine to form 4 primary tissues

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Temperature dependence of Standard Model CP-violation and Cold Electroweak Baryogenesis

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Hepatitis C Drug Pipeline

Hepatitis C Drug Pipeline. HCV WORLD CAB ? FEBRUARY 2014 BANGKOK, THAILAND. When to Treat HCV. HCV Direct-Acting Antivirals ( DAAs ) in development. Know your epidemic: what matters HCV treatment overview : now & in the near future Strategies for scaling up.

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EBBEP Workshop

EBBEP Workshop. FP Plasmid Digest Lab. Where the FP came from. There are 6 different FP used for this lab available through EBBEP. Of the 6 proteins; 3 are from the Aequorea victoria jellyfish and 3 are from Discosoma striata anemone. Aiquorea victoria jelly. Discosoma striata anemone.

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Tools for BioInformatics

Tools for BioInformatics. Eileen Kraemer Computer Science Dept. The University of Georgia. Sequence data. Types of Tools. Lab samples. Production Sequencing Software . Databases, Database Search Tools. Production Sequencing Software.

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Opening Computational Door on Knock Knock Jokes

Opening Computational Door on Knock Knock Jokes. Julia M. Taylor & Lawrence J. Mazlack Applied Artificial Intelligence Laboratory University of Cincinnati. Introduction. This is an initial investigation into computational humor recognition using wordplay The program

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Tertiary Structures

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Introduction to protein x-ray crystallography

Introduction to protein x-ray crystallography. Electromagnetic waves. E- electromagnetic field strength A- amplitude w - angular velocity n - frequency l - wavelenght. E = A cos w t w = 2 pn. E = A cos ( a + w t ) a = 2pZ/l. a - phase. Wave as a vector. F=Acos a +iAsin a or

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HISTOLOGY

HISTOLOGY. THE STUDY OF TISSUES. GENERAL. Tissue = Cells with similar structure & function organized into groups or layers Four major types: Epithelial (Covers or lines surfaces, found in glands) Connective (Bind & support body parts) Muscle (Movement)

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COPERT 4 Training

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The Six Kingdoms

The Six Kingdoms. Section 17.2. How do we determine evolutionary relationships?. 1. Look for structural similarities. 2. Look at breeding behavior. 3. Look at geographic distribution and find where organism are located and their range.

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Rupert Brooke

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KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER PROGRAM

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