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SamplingDesign: RNA design via continuous optimization with coupled variables and Monte-Carlo sampling. [PDF]
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Targeting the synovial engine: next-generation engineered immune cells to eradicate pathogenic FLS in rheumatoid arthritis, with safety-first, selective designs. [PDF]
Front ImmunolMathew AA, Rithvik A, Rasool M.
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InSillyClo, a User-Friendly Web Application to Assist Large-Scale Golden Gate Cloning and MoClo Workflows. [PDF]
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Immunotherapy 3.0: Breakthroughs Steering the Next Generation of Cancer Control. [PDF]
Cancer Rep (Hoboken)Obeagu EI.
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Combinatorial synthetic design
Current Opinion in Chemical Biology, 1999The range and diversity of solid-phase synthetic methodology continues to develop very rapidly, allowing the generation of previously inaccessible compound libraries. The design of such libraries requires consideration of linkage strategies, newly developed solid-phase reactions and emerging solution-phase processes.
S F, Oliver, C, Abell
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On combinatorial DNA word design
Journal of Computational Biology, 2000We consider the problem of designing DNA codes, namely sets of equi-length words over the alphabet [A, C, G, T] that satisfy certain combinatorial constraints. This problem is motivated by the task of reliably storing and retrieving information in synthetic DNA strands for use in DNA computing or as molecular bar codes in chemical libraries.
Amit Marathe +2 more
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A combinatorial design approach to MAXCUT
Random Structures and Algorithms, 1996zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Thomas Hofmeister, Hanno Lefmann
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Current Opinion in Structural Biology, 2002
Combinatorial protein libraries permit the examination of a wide range of sequences. Such methods are being used for denovo design and to investigate the determinants of protein folding. The exponentially large number of possible sequences, however, necessitates restrictions on the diversity of sequences in a combinatorial library.
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Combinatorial protein libraries permit the examination of a wide range of sequences. Such methods are being used for denovo design and to investigate the determinants of protein folding. The exponentially large number of possible sequences, however, necessitates restrictions on the diversity of sequences in a combinatorial library.
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