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Adenylyl cyclase 9 as a molecular scaffold to dissect the mechanisms of membrane adenylyl cyclases. [PDF]

Protein Sci
Kantarci I, Haoriwa H, Korkhov VM.
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Confidence-guided cryo-EM map optimisation with LocScale-2.0. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Bharadwaj A, de Bruin R, Jakobi AJ.
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Perceived density of road maps

Applied Ergonomics, 2014
Maps should be designed so that users can comprehend and use the information. Display decisions, such as choosing the scale at which an area is shown, depend on properties of the displayed information such as the perceived density (PD) of the information. Taking a psychophysical approach we suggest that the PD of information in a road map is related to
Hadas, Schwartz-Chassidim, Joachim, Meyer, Yisrael, Parmet, Efrat, Rogatka, Ohad, Amzaleg   +4 more
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Interpretation of electron density maps

1985
Publisher Summary This chapter presents the indications and strategies for interpretation of protein maps at lower resolution or with less accurate phasing. The resolution level around 5–6 A is one of the traditional milestones in the solution of a protein structure: it is a low point in most radial distributions of diffraction intensity, it is ...
J S, Richardson, D C, Richardson
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Maps of current density using density-functional methods

The Journal of Chemical Physics, 2008
The performance of several density-functional theory (DFT) methods for the calculation of current densities induced by a uniform magnetic field is examined. Calculations are performed using the BLYP and KT3 generalized-gradient approximations, together with the B3LYP hybrid functional. For the latter, both conventional and optimized effective potential
Soncini A., Teale A. M., Helgaker T., De Proft F., Tozer D. J.   +4 more
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Topological maps for mixture densities

1996
We propose in this paper a new learning algorithm which uses a probabilistic formalism of topological maps. This algorithm approximates the density distribution of the input set with a mixture of normal distributions. We show that, under certain conditions, the classical Kohonen algorithm is a specific case of this algorithm, therefore allowing a ...
Fatiha Anouar, Fouad Badran, Sylvie Thiria   +2 more
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Density Control for Photon Maps

2000
The photon map method allows efficient computation of global illumination in general scenes. Individual photon hits, generated using Monte Carlo particle tracing, are stored in the maps and form a geometry independent representation of the illumination.
Frank Suykens, Yves D. Willems
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Square-Density Increasing Mappings

2015
The square conjecture claims that the number of distinct squares, factors of the form xx, in a word is at most the length of the word. Being associated with it, it is also conjectured that binary words have the largest square density. That is, it is sufficient to solve the square conjecture for words over binary alphabet.
Florin Manea, Shinnosuke Seki 0001
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