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2. Methods like VAST that represent protein secondary structure as vectors and compare their spatial arrangements using graph theory.
3. Hashing methods like geometric hashing that assign protein structures invariant "keys" based on properties like angles between secondary structure vectors, in order to rapidly search databases for similar structures.
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Authors of the Hungarian and English versions: Erika M. Tóth, Andrea K. Borsodi, T amás Felföldi, Balázs
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Authors of the Hungarian version: Csaba Romsics, Judit Makk, Katalin Jáger, Márton Palatinszky and Éva Ács
Editors of the English version: Erika M. Tóth and Károly Márialigeti
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So sánh cấu trúc protein_Protein structure comparisonbomxuan868
This document discusses various computational methods for comparing protein structures, including:
1. Structure alignment methods like DALI that align protein backbones to maximize similarity based on intramolecular distances between alpha carbons.
2. Methods like VAST that represent protein secondary structure as vectors and compare their spatial arrangements using graph theory.
3. Hashing methods like geometric hashing that assign protein structures invariant "keys" based on properties like angles between secondary structure vectors, in order to rapidly search databases for similar structures.
Practical Microbiology
Authors of the Hungarian and English versions: Erika M. Tóth, Andrea K. Borsodi, T amás Felföldi, Balázs
V ajna, Rita Sipos and Károly Márialigeti
Authors of the Hungarian version: Csaba Romsics, Judit Makk, Katalin Jáger, Márton Palatinszky and Éva Ács
Editors of the English version: Erika M. Tóth and Károly Márialigeti
The document discusses the history and development of chocolate over centuries. It details how chocolate originated from cacao beans used by the Olmecs and Mayans as currency and medicine. Later, the Aztecs and Europeans discovered chocolate and it became popularized as a drink among European nobility in the 16th century before mass production made it accessible to the public.
The document provides a history of calligraphy from its origins in cave paintings through its development in ancient Egypt, Phoenicia, Greece, and Rome. It then discusses how calligraphy flourished during the Middle Ages through the work of monks who would carefully scribe religious texts. However, calligraphy faced threats from the invention of the printing press and later technologies. The art form continued due to the work of figures like William Morris who helped revive calligraphy in the 19th century. Today calligraphy remains a popular art practiced around the world.
The document discusses databases for science, technology, engineering and mathematics. It provides a list of major platforms and databases in these fields. The top databases mentioned are Web of Science, ScienceDirect and EbscoHost. Web of Science covers areas like biology, environment, food science, and more. ScienceDirect includes physical sciences, engineering and life/health sciences. EbscoHost databases like Pascal cover a wide range of subject areas. The document also provides links to alternative sources for books and PhD theses, as well as information on CNRS databases in France.
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This document provides information about common laboratory equipment found in chemistry labs, including:
- It lists and provides photos of common lab equipment like balances, beakers, Bunsen burners, burets, crucibles, dropper pipets, evaporating dishes, forceps, funnels, goggles, graduated cylinders, pinch clamps, pipets, scoopulas, stirring rods, thermometers, test tubes, and utility clamps.
- It describes shapes of common lab equipment that are included in drawing software like droppers, gas jars, beakers, flasks, test tubes, measuring cylinders, burettes, condensers, funnels, desiccators, and crucibles.
- It discusses
This document provides guidance on effectively structuring and designing scientific presentations using PowerPoint. It discusses PowerPoint basics like font, color, layout and style. Key recommendations include using a sans serif font in 18pt or larger, limiting text blocks to no more than two lines, including a heading on each slide, and being generous with empty space. The document stresses that it takes work and forethought to use PowerPoint well, and advocates breaking slides down to their minimum essential components.
This very short document appears to be about quotes related to torches or the internet but provides no actual quotes, context or details to summarize. It consists of only two ambiguous words with no other information.
This short document appears to be about English pictures at the primary school level (P5), but provides no other context or information. It consists only of repeated line breaks, so a meaningful summary cannot be generated from its content alone.
The document discusses the European Parliament elections scheduled for April 2019. Key issues in the election include immigration, security, climate change and the economy. The outcome of the vote could impact the political landscape and future of the European Union.
English can be learned through pictures. In this lesson, students will learn new vocabulary words by looking at pictures that represent each word. The pictures show actions and objects to help students understand the meanings of words like "run", "eat", and "book" without needing definitions in their own language.
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"How to learn English ?" is a note from video in the title and prepare for myself and my friends in a series "methods to learn English", this note just for speaking English and communicate. Thanks!
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3. 1 . Chu n b nguyên li uẩ ị ệ
Nguyên li u chính :ệ
+ th t n c xay : 1kgị ạ
+ bì l n : 600gợ
+ th t m : 250gị ỡ
+ ph gia làm nem : 6gụ
+ b t mỳ : 150gộ
+ n c m m c tướ ắ ố
+ b t chiên xù : 3 góiộ
+ b t canh , t i băm , tiêu ,ộ ỏ
đ ng , d u ăn (v a đ )ườ ầ ừ ủ
4. 2. Cách ti n hànhế
• B1: Ph i tr n h n h pố ộ ỗ ợ
g m : th t n c xay + bìồ ị ạ
l n (thái thành s i nh )ợ ợ ỏ
+ th t m ( đã xay )+ị ỡ
ph gia làm nem +b tụ ộ
mỳ + n c m m c t +ướ ắ ố
t i băm , tiêu , b t canhỏ ộ
, đ ng ( v a đ ) vàoườ ừ ủ
m t bát tôộ
5. • B2 : T o hình :ạ
cân kho ng 200g h n h pả ỗ ợ
trên cho lên túi => ép và
t o thành hình chạ ữ
nh t .ậ
( chú ý : quét d u lên túiầ
và gang tay )
• Dùng dao ho c kéo chiaặ
kh i trên thành 10ố
ph n b ng nhauầ ằ
6. • B3 : Vê b tộ
Cho t ng gói b t chiên xùừ ộ
ra đĩa và lăn t ng cáiừ
nem lên b t .ộ
• N n ch nh và t o thànhắ ỉ ạ
hình nh mong mu nư ố
7. • B4 : Cho d u ng p ch oầ ậ ả
rùi ti n hành rán :ế
8. 3. C m quanả
• S n ph m vàng r m ,ả ẩ ộ
giòn , ngon và h pấ
d n .ẫ
• Có h ng th m đ cươ ơ ặ
tr ng và giàu giá trư ị
dinh d ngưỡ
10. 1. Chu n b nguyên li uẩ ị ệ
• G m :ồ
+ th t n c xay : 200gị ạ
+ bì l n : 120 gợ
+ thính : 20g
+ ph gia : 1gụ
+ n c m m c tướ ắ ố
+ lá chu i lá , lá iố ổ
+ b t canh , t i thái lát ,ộ ỏ
tiêu , đ ng , d u ănườ ầ
(v a đ )ừ ủ
11. 2. Cách ti n hànhế
• B1: Ph i tr n h n h pố ộ ỗ ợ
g m : th t n c xay + bìồ ị ạ
l n (thái thành s i nh )ợ ợ ỏ
+ ph gia làm nemụ
+thính + n c m m c tướ ắ ố
+ t i băm , tiêu , b tỏ ộ
canh , đ ng ( v a đ )ườ ừ ủ
vào m t bát tôộ
12. • B2 : T o hình :ạ
Cân 25 g h n h p trên rùiỗ ợ
đ t lên túi , d i làặ ở ướ
l p lá chu iớ ố
⇒đ t 3 lát t i + t lênặ ỏ ớ
trên .
⇒ gói vào ( l p trong làớ
túi và l p ngoài là láớ
chu i )ố
13. • B3 : L y dây bu c chi cấ ộ ế
nem c n th n .ẩ ậ
• Đ 12-> 24h có th ănể ể
đ c . Nh ki m tra n uượ ớ ể ế
ăn đ c . Có th cho vàoượ ể
t l nh b o qu n ch ngủ ạ ả ả ừ
1 tu n đ h n ch đầ ể ạ ế ộ
chua c a nem .ủ
14. 3. C m quanả
• Nem chua có vị chua,
cay, ngọt, bùi .
• C m giác th m ngonả ơ
h p d n .ấ ẫ
15.
16. Tài li uệ
• Quá trình th c hành t i Phòng 112 C4ự ạ