Titlebook: Bioinformatics of Genome Regulation and Structure; Nikolay Kolchanov,Ralf Hofestaedt Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media New York 20

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b1878, II.2.2.1 Simple oxide fluorides, involved in transcription regulation. The current release of TRRD contains information on 2186 genes, 3254 regulatory units, 9480 transcription factor binding sites, 14 locus control regions, and 13 173 expression patterns. The data inputted into TRRD have been extracted from 7301 scientific papers

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Key Element: O / Schlüsselelement: Oortant for understanding the principles of gene expression regulation. The local conformation of transcription factor binding sites determined by their context is a factor responsible for specificity of the DNA-protein interactions. Analysis of the local conformations of a set of functional DNA sequ

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b2315, II.2.4.1 Simple oxide bromides,ion rate (expressed as a codon adaptation index) suggested characteristics that might modulate the expression efficiency. We found that 5’UTRs of highly expressed mRNAs tend to have a higher content of adenine, lower content of guanine, higher imbalance in the content of complementary nucleotides, a

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Key Element: Si / Schlüsselelement: Siat Rossman-like domains of TPP-binding enzymes, ATP synthases, and pyridoxal phosphate-dependent enzymes as well as many other α/β-proteins, such as dethiobiotin synthases, have latently periodic structure. We also identified the periodicity pattern responsible for formation of parallel n-barrel in

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Key Element: Si / Schlüsselelement: Siwas the main reason to choose the new rule-based method—Logical Analysis of Data with its high accuracy in various field of life. The LAD produced overall percentage accuracy of correctly predicted residues .. = 71,6%, and segment overlap measure SOV = 70,9% on the set consist of 126 proteins. The g

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Key Element: Si / Schlüsselelement: Si is not well understood yet. Structural data on protein—DNA complex provides clues for understanding the mechanism of target DNA sequence recognition by regulatory proteins. Such structures indicate that there is no simple one-to-one correspondence between base and amino acid in protein—DNA complexe

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4419-7152-4ATP; DNA; Evolution; Polysaccharid; RNA; Translation; evolutionary biology; genes; phylogeny; proteins; transc