Titlebook: Bioinformation Discovery; Data to Knowledge in Pandjassarame Kangueane Book 20091st edition Springer-Verlag New York 2009 biology.evolution

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Amirhossein Balali,Akilu Yunusa-Kaltungosociated with the study of eukaryotic genes, genomes, function, design, and evolution. It should be noted that our current understanding of genomes in perspective of their known size to current design, organism level function, and evolution is limited.

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HLA Supertypes,ility in epitope design for the development of HLA-based vaccines and immuno-therapeutics. A number of methods are available to group HLA alleles into supertypes for overlapping peptide-binding function and these methods are discussed.

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T-Epitope Designer,rior to many existing methods because of its potential application to any given HLA allele whose sequence is clearly defined. T-Epitope Designer finds potential application in T cell epitope vaccine design. The server is available at .

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Eukaryotic Genes, Functions, Genomes, Design, and Evolution,sociated with the study of eukaryotic genes, genomes, function, design, and evolution. It should be noted that our current understanding of genomes in perspective of their known size to current design, organism level function, and evolution is limited.

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reactions and events.Examples of knowledge discovery with pl.Bioinformation Discovery illustrates the power of biological data in knowledge discovery. It describes biological data types and representations with examples for creating a workflow in Bioinformation discovery. The concepts in knowledge d

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Introduction,al or biotechnological research and development environment are illustrated using block diagrams. The importance of biological data (sequence, structure and function) in discovery is highlighted. The chapter also contains sufficient exercise problems for practice.

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Creating Datasets,ide structures, HLA class I and class II grouping of structures with peptides, protein subunit interactions, homodimers, heterodimers, homodimer folding into categories, fusion proteins, intron-containing genes in eukaryotes and intronless genes in eukaryotes, is described in this chapter.

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Protein Subunits Interaction,y crystallography. A number of physical and chemical properties govern protein dimer interactions. Yet, a handful of such properties are known to dominate protein dimer interfaces. The differences between homodimer and heterodimer interfaces using a selected set of interface properties are discussed.

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