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Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry, 2009
Carbohydrate recognition presents a difficult challenge to supramolecular chemists, especially in the natural medium of water. After two decades of research, it has at last been possible to develop biomimetic receptors which perform well in aqueous solution.
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Carbohydrate recognition presents a difficult challenge to supramolecular chemists, especially in the natural medium of water. After two decades of research, it has at last been possible to develop biomimetic receptors which perform well in aqueous solution.
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Synthetic Worlds, Synthetic Strategies [PDF]
, 2011 This text will attempt to delineate the underlying theoretical premises and the definition of the output of an immersive learning approach pertaining to the visual arts to be implemented in online, three dimensional synthetic worlds. Deviating from the prevalent practice of the replication of physical art studio teaching strategies within a virtual ...
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From synthetic antigens to synthetic vaccines
Immunology Today, 1981AbstractThe availability of synthetic antigens permitted a systematic elucidation of the molecular basis of antigenicity, as well as of other phenomena, and to establish the genetic control of immune response and its link to the major histocompatibility region of the species.
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Scientific American, 1983
Synthetic vaccines are designed with the help of computer-graphics programs. These displays generated by Arthur J. Olson of the Research Institute of Scripps Clinic show a method whereby parts of a viral protein that are on the surface of a virus, and therefore accessible to antibodies, can be identified.
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Synthetic vaccines are designed with the help of computer-graphics programs. These displays generated by Arthur J. Olson of the Research Institute of Scripps Clinic show a method whereby parts of a viral protein that are on the surface of a virus, and therefore accessible to antibodies, can be identified.
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Synthetic Resins and Synthetic Rubbers
Chemical & Engineering News Archive, 1942THIS chart is a revision and extension of the chart published last year [NEWS EDITION (AM. CHEM. SOC.) 19,750 (1941)]. Resins from natural products and several new synthetic resins have been added. Some of the registered trade-marks or trade names designating the resins are listed.
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