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IEEE Multimedia, 2003
This article outlines a paradigm shift in media production: the advent of computational media production that will automate the capture, editing, and reuse of video content. By integrating metadata creation and (re)use throughout the media production process, we enable the mass customization of video.
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This article outlines a paradigm shift in media production: the advent of computational media production that will automate the capture, editing, and reuse of video content. By integrating metadata creation and (re)use throughout the media production process, we enable the mass customization of video.
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To edit or not to edit: regulation of
Hundreds to millions of adenosine (A)‐to‐inosine (I) modifications are present in eukaryotic transcriptomes and play an essential role in the creation of proteomic and phenotypic diversity. As adenosine and inosine have different base‐pairing properties, the functional consequences of these modifications or ‘edits’ include altering coding potential ...
Sarah N, Deffit, Heather A, Hundley
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Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 2023
AbstractStereochemical editing has recently risen to prominence, allowing the direct editing of organic molecules with stereocenter(s) to adjust their relative stereochemistry at a late‐stage. Several seminal light‐driven stereochemical editing reactions such as deracemization and epimerization have been successively developed.
Guangying Tan, Frank Glorius
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AbstractStereochemical editing has recently risen to prominence, allowing the direct editing of organic molecules with stereocenter(s) to adjust their relative stereochemistry at a late‐stage. Several seminal light‐driven stereochemical editing reactions such as deracemization and epimerization have been successively developed.
Guangying Tan, Frank Glorius
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