'Particular molecule' presentation slideshows

Reactions: Databases and Data Management

Reactions: Databases and Data Management. First Day:. Available Reaction Databases Required Information Concept of Reaction Information Retrieval Problems with Reaction Retrieval Solving a Synthetic Problem. Second Day:. Reaction Classification - Overview - Applications

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Lecture : 2 Light scattering and determination of the size of macromolecules

Lecture : 2 Light scattering and determination of the size of macromolecules. Theory Static Light scattering (SLS) (static" or "Rayleigh" scattering or MALLS) (molecular weight, hydrodynamic size) Dynamic Light scattering (DLS) (photon correlation spectroscopy (PCS)

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Biology

Biology. A Tour of the Cell. http://www-micro.msb.le.ac.uk/MBChB/bloodmap/Blood.gif. A cell is the smallest unit of life . They can vary in size, shape and function (structure determines function). The light microscope led the way to knowledge of the cell . Microscopy.

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Introduction to Data Mining

Introduction to Data Mining. WHAT IS DATA MINING?. WHAT IS DATA MINING?. Data mining is the process of discovering: Meaningful new correlations Patterns Trends

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Introduction to Data Mining

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BioMarker

BioMarker. Definition:. Biomarker is a substance used as an indicator of a biologic state Existence of living organisms or biological process. A particular disease state A fragment of DNA sequence. Proteins. Nucleic acids. Carbohydrate. Lipids. Small molecules. Biomarkers.

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Ch. 3: Plasma Membrane Structure and Function

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IUPAC nomenclature

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BioMarker

BioMarker. Definition:. Biomarker is a substance used as an indicator of a biologic state Existence of living organisms or biological process. A particular disease state A fragment of DNA sequence. Proteins. Nucleic acids. Carbohydrate. Lipids. Small molecules. Biomarkers.

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Cheminformatics

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INHIBITORS

INHIBITORS. What are some examples ? What experiments show they are SPECIFIC !!! Do they always work?. INHIBITORS Used to diminish or abolish a biological activity so that conclusions can be drawn about the properties of that activities or of a process by which the activity may play a role.

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artificial lipid bilayer

PERMEABILITY OF THE LIPID BILAYER. High permeability. O 2. HYDROPHOBIC MOLECULES. N 2. H 2 O CO 2 Urea Glycerol. SMALL UNCHARGED POLAR MOLECULES. LARGE UNCHARGED POLAR MOLECULES. Glucose Sucrose. artificial lipid bilayer. Na + K + Cl - Ca 2+ Mg 2+ HCO 3-. IONS.

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Station 3: Getting Nutrients

Station 3: Getting Nutrients. Diffusion. The diffusion is the process by which gases and other small molecules move from a high concentration of that particular molecule to an area of lower concentration of the same molecule.

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