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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"structure validation"”.

  1. Extraction and usage of crystallographic knowledge for refinement and validation of molecular models /

    … dihedral angles – from small-molecule crystal structures, and to use this information for the validation of novel crystal structures. Crystallography Open Database (COD), regularly updated open-access resource of small-molecule crystal structures, has been chosen as the source of input data. …

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  2. Gene expression analysis of head and neck cancer development

    … cellular metabolism and maintenance of cellular structure. Validation of the expression of these genes by western blot demonstrated that, in general, the protein expression of genes agreed with the RNA expression level from the microarray data. However, some heterogeneity was evident. The mortal …

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  3. On Model Libraries for Thermo-hydraulic Applications

    … estimation methods can be used for model structure validation. The thesis also has a short discussion on other model validation methods.

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  4. Using Protein-Likeness to Validate Conformational Alternatives

    … role in biology, we cannot reliably predict the structure of a protein from its sequence, and therefore rely on time-consuming and expensive experimental techniques to determine their structures. Although these methods can reveal equilibrium structures with great accuracy, they unfortunately mask …

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