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3.3 Syntactical based features: Syntactical based features are used mainly for structural class and protein fold. These features are very basic and simple features. These features are taken from 20 amino acids of protein sequence. Occurrence (O): The protein consists of 20 unique amino acids. The amino acid occurrence of each protein is the frequency of amino in a protein sequences which producing 20 features. This amino acid occurrence of each protein is computed by the equation, n i = (ni 1,

Figure3: GR distinct binding pocket and dexamethasone recognition: (A)GR (yellow) form an additional side pocket. (B) Electron density map of dexamethasone surrounded by GR residues. (C) Formation of hydrogen bonds (solid arrows), and hydrophobic interactions (dashed lines). For clarity, the weak hydrogen bond between C736 and C20 ketone is not shown. (D) The structures of the steroid hormones GR, MR, AR, PR and ER are shown with numbering of the rings and the key atoms. (Taken from: 1) Dexamethasone

motion of gold nanoparticles and its connection to the particle morphology in liquid phase. We illuminated a dimer consists of two NPs with diameters of 57 and 66 nm, respectively floating on aqueous solution capped in the liquid-cell structure by a single femtosecond (fs) laser pulse with a fluence of 10 mJ/cm2. Then, a single-shot images were recorded at different delay times. The dimer orientation changed by specific angles with respect to the initial state at different delays. So the relative

Introduction Bacteria are prone to various stressors so they need to sense and respond to these fluctuating conditions in order to survive. Two-component plays an important role in the bacterial kingdom to sense and adapt themselves to these varieties of stressors, for example oxidative stress, protein misfolding, nutrient starvation and many more. It is first described by Ninfa and Magasanik (1986) in the study of nitrogen starvation in Escherichia coli. Two-component system consists of a sensor

addition to being important for physical and social wellbeing.1 The skin, specifically basal melanocytes, protect against ultraviolet radiation (UVR), which regulate melanin production to prevent the formation of oxygen free radicals and pyrimidine dimers that are deleterious to cells.1 Melanocytes and keratinocytes form an epidermal melanin unit, which is a single melanocyte supplemented with 36 viable keratinocytes.2 The number of melanin units varies in different regions of the body with a larger

1. Describe five different mechanisms or means that one could pursue to prevent or reduce micronutrient deficiencies and provide an example for each that has been applied to improve the dietary quality of food for an at-risk population. (10 points) Answer: A) Five different mechanisms or means that one could pursue to prevent or reduce micronutrient deficiencies are: • Supplementation: Vitamin A supplementation every 6 month in the form of capsule (had shown to decrease mortality and blindness)

Thrombophilia defines inherited and acquired conditions associated with an increased thrombotic risk, which predispose to venous thromboembolism (VTE), cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) and stroke. Thromboembolic events have long been treated with the most commonly used anticoagulant drug, heparin that is rapidly replaced by low molecular weight heparin (LMWH). A variety of point-of-care (POC) coagulation platforms have been commercially available for many years now, providing more control over the patient’s

Anvika Jain Molecular Genotype Lab Figure 1 Gel Electrophoresis for Replication Taster PTC. The gel is composed of an ethidium bromide stained 3% agarose gel demonstrating DNA fragments which were a depiction of PCR amplification. The agarose gel contains nine loading samples, including from left to right, the MW marker lane 1 precision mol mass standard, lane 2 TB undigested PTC (5µl of DNA, 5µl of master mix P, and 2.5µl of loading dye), lane 3 TB digested PTC (5µl of DNA

A positive D-dimer test would be expected with this patient. Arterial blood gases may show that the patient is hypoxic and has respiratory alkalosis (McCance & Huether, 2014). A CT scan may show an affected artery that has become enlarged. Hemotocrit may be high causing

This paper will include my definition of caring, my expression of caring, and a summary. Advocating for patients is the word I will use when talking about my definition of caring. My expression of caring is based on a situation that took place a couple years ago during my nursing career which has positively influenced my life. Definition of Caring My definition of caring is speaking up for patients when they are unable to, ensuring they are safe both in the hospital and at home, and knowing when