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Correction to 'Radiation-induced double-strand breaks require ATM but not Artemis for homologous recombination during S-phase'. [PDF]
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2020 IEEE Conference on Cognitive and Computational Aspects of Situation Management (CogSIMA), 2020
Software-intensive systems in difficult environments often have to operate without timely human control. That level of autonomy argues for systems that have highly capable self-and situation-awareness processes, to protect the system, perform its tasks, and also to predict its external environment, so that appropriate plans can be made as far in ...
Christopher Landauer, Kirstie L. Bellman
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Software-intensive systems in difficult environments often have to operate without timely human control. That level of autonomy argues for systems that have highly capable self-and situation-awareness processes, to protect the system, perform its tasks, and also to predict its external environment, so that appropriate plans can be made as far in ...
Christopher Landauer, Kirstie L. Bellman
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Recombination by strand assimilation and strand crossover
Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1976In the theory presented here genetic and biochemical data from eukaryotic, bacterial and viral recombination are shown to all form part of a single coherent scheme. The following major proposals have been made: 1. (1) Heteroduplex formation is dependent on the enzymic melting of the DNA. 2.
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Nursing Standard, 1991
I was interested to read the article 'Nursing standards stranded' by Annie Chellel (Nursing Standard July 3). She aired many on the issues that standards have raised for nurses, but perhaps did not explain how the difficulties which standards might present could be turned into challenges and even opportunities.
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I was interested to read the article 'Nursing standards stranded' by Annie Chellel (Nursing Standard July 3). She aired many on the issues that standards have raised for nurses, but perhaps did not explain how the difficulties which standards might present could be turned into challenges and even opportunities.
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Nature Reviews Cancer, 2020
Aitken et al. have used mutagen-induced liver tumours to trace individual strands of the DNA double helix to which damage occurred and correlate this with mutational patterns to inform upon tumour evolution.
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Aitken et al. have used mutagen-induced liver tumours to trace individual strands of the DNA double helix to which damage occurred and correlate this with mutational patterns to inform upon tumour evolution.
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Chemical Reviews, 2004
An overview of recent progress made toward nonpeptidic β-strand scaffolds is given. Reports between 1990-2003 are considered as well as few examples from broader reviews on peptide secondary structure. Focus is on inhibitors reported in crystallographic structures of protease-ligand complexes.
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An overview of recent progress made toward nonpeptidic β-strand scaffolds is given. Reports between 1990-2003 are considered as well as few examples from broader reviews on peptide secondary structure. Focus is on inhibitors reported in crystallographic structures of protease-ligand complexes.
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