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What is the most important research material in protein bioinformatics? 1. Protein sequence 2. Protein structure 3. Protein-related Software 4. A high-speed computer
A protein's sequence contains its intrinsic properties as a code. Nobel laureate scientist, C. B. Anfinsen proved it through experiments. Unlike sequence, since structures are man-made and obtained under different laboratory conditions, they may contain human error. Further, unlike nucleic acid, to date, the protein-folding code is unknown. So, in my opinion the study of protein sequence is primary. It is better if one can include structure study with it. But little can be said about this...
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In developing bioresorbable metallic implants for bone applications, what do you think are the biggest challenges?
Presently, a lot of research is going on based on magnesium, zinc, and iron for being used as temporary implants for orthopedic applications. Despite its advantages, widespread adoption in clinical settings still presents numerous challenges.
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How do carbon nanotubes prove beneficial in medical health care?
Nanotechnology in Medicine
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Biden Administration Question for the Scientific Community: Sharing Benefits With All
President Biden is asking his science advisors to answer five important questions to help guide his administration. Please share your insights on these important questions: How can we guarantee that the fruits of science and technology are fully shared across America and among all Americans?
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Biden Administration Question for the Scientific Community: Breakthroughs in Science and Technology
President Biden is asking his science advisors to answer five important questions to help guide his administration. Please share your insights on these important questions: How can breakthroughs in science and technology create powerful new solutions to address climate change—propelling market-driven change, jump-starting economic growth, improving health, and growing jobs, especially in communities that have been left behind?
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Biden Administration Question for the Scientific Community:Maintaining World Leadership in Science and Technology
President Biden is asking his science advisors to answer five important questions to help guide his administration. Please share your insights on these important questions: How can the United States ensure that it is the world leader in the technologies and industries of the future that will be critical to our economic prosperity and national security, especially in competition with China?
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Biden Administration Question for the Scientific Community: Pandemic and Public Health Lessons Learned
President Biden is asking his science advisors to answer five important questions to help guide his administration. Please share your insights on these important questions: What can we learn from the pandemic about what is possible—or what ought to be possible— to address the widest range of needs related to our public health?
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A U.S. government scientist poses the following questions on dose-spacing and the inclusion of "human-relevant" dose groups for toxicity testing purposes ($500 for best answer): $500
Question: Proper dose spacing –Some groups want to test “human-relevant” exposure levels. On the other hand, there are recommendations for testing at doses that assure the compound is being absorbed and some toxicity will be observed. MTD is being criticized for possibly producing nonspecific effects, especially with relatively non-toxic compounds. What is the latest thinking on proper dose spacing that is feasible and functional for regulatory assessments? When should additional dose levels...
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