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Redesign of the exterior of TRIL23C based on a biologically relevant recognition sequence found in GCN4, did not alter the coordination chemistry of [AuCl PEt3)].

The first synthesis of the tumor-associated α-aminooxy T-antigen 1, a relevant recognition motif for the direct construction of multitopic carbohydrate architecture of biological interest is described.

This may reflect species-specific differences in the frequency of relevant recognition sequences for restriction enzymes, but the quality of sequence data also affects protocol performance (see section 6).

SAGE and MPSS do not require any pre-compilation of an mRNA library of sequences, but instead, they use type IIS restriction endonucleases, i.e. tagging enzymes, to collect short tags (typically 10 22 bases) from each mRNA molecule, provided a relevant recognition site exists for an anchoring enzyme.

Given the nature of the system, Argo is best fitted for tasks related to the extraction of information from data (such as relevant concept recognition and concept interaction identification), but also exhibits strong potential in supporting document triage, as demonstrated by the use of a search engine reader component.

Table 9 Comparison between this work and some literature relevant works   Recognition rate Artificial intelligence URL features HTML features Search engines Image recognition DNS look up Data mining This work 95.80 + + − − − − − CANTINA+ [5] 92 + + + + − − − Li et al. [7] 99 + − − − + + − Ramesh et al. [10] 99.62 − − − + − + +.

Combinatorial phage display has been used in the last 20 years in the identification of protein-ligands and protein-protein interactions, uncovering relevant molecular recognition events.

"We do have the relevant facial recognition technology at our disposal.

At the weekend Ms Sturgeon promised her "renewed" independence pitch would be both "realistic" and "relevant", a recognition that at points during the 2012-14 referendum campaign the Yes proposition was neither.

The promising application of functionalized gold nanoparticles to amplify the performance of biosensors and relevant biomolecular recognition processes has been explored in this paper.

Enzymatically synthesized cyclodextrins, especially the seven-membered β-cyclodextrin, provide excellent oligosaccharide structural mimics of typical starch helix conformations relevant for recognition of starch by enzymes.