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Single-Molecule Detection Technologies: Advances in Devices, Transduction Mechanisms, and Functional Materials for Real-World Biomedical and Environmental Applications. [PDF]

open access: yesBiosensors (Basel)
Barman SM   +10 more
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Computer-assisted predictions of signal peptidase processing sites

Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications, 1987
Computer programs are presented which incorporate 2 different algorithms for predicting the site of signal peptide cleavage for eukaryotic preproteins. These programs can be used to identify sites of signal peptidase cleavage of putative preproteins to facilitate the design and interpretation of signal peptide mutagenesis experiments, and to engineer ...
Jeffrey I. Gordon, R. J. Folz
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An extensible digital-signal-processing interpreter for use with computer-assisted instrumentation

6th IEEE Conference Record., Instrumentation and Measurement Technology Conference, 2003
The authors describe iRALPH, an interpreter for stack-oriented DSP (digital signal processing) programs that provides both a batch-processing language and a command-driven user interface. Using either of these two modes, the user can read and write data files, generate sample data, perform arithmetic functions on the data, generate digital filters ...
T.A. Hull, Stephen A. Dyer
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A computer-assisted thin-section study of Lake Baikal sediments: a tool for understanding sedimentary processes and deciphering their climatic signal

International Journal of Earth Sciences, 2000
A freeze-drying technique for cutting thin-sections of soft sediments without disturbance is used to study several Lake Baikal sedimentary microstructures. Image analysis methodology is applied to selected thin-sections. This new technique provides quantification of the size, shape, orientation and packing of the objects forming the sedimentary ...
Pierre Francus, Eugene B. Karabanov
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Computer-assisted voltammetry with a multi-level random signal

Journal of Electroanalytical Chemistry and Interfacial Electrochemistry, 1987
Abstract In order to improve the potential of voltammetry for qualitative analysis, computer-assisted voltammetry with a multi-level random signal has been proposed. An impulse-equivalent pulse train (so-called I-sequence) has been generated as the input potential signal.
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An extensible signal processing interpreter for use with computer-assisted instrumentation

IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement, 1990
T.A. Hull, S.A. Dyer
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