Titlebook: EKC2010; Proceedings of the E Man-Wook Han,Jehyun Lee Conference proceedings 2011 Springer Berlin Heidelberg 2011 Bio Science.EU-Korean Soc

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Modeling an Active Peptide Conformation and Design a Competitive Inhibitory Peptide for HMG-CoA Rednce. This approach was performed using the design of a competitive inhibitor for HMG-CoA reductase (HMGR). In a previous design for constrained peptides, a head-to-tail peptide cycle was used as a model of linear analogy in searches for lead peptides with a structure close to an active conformation.

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Nonleptonic Two-Body Decays of the ,, Mesons in Light-Front Quark Model,n obtaining the branching ratios for a large set of nonleptonic .. decays, we use the weak form factors for the semileptonic .. → (.., .., ..) decays in the whole kinematical region and the unmeasured meson decay constants obtained from our previous light-front quark model.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-05016-8e good filtering effect. In this paper, a design method of LCL filter by bacterial foraging optimization is proposed. Simulation result and calculate data are provided to prove that the proposed method is more effective and simple than traditional methods.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-44621-5 Internet overindulgence testing methods and propose a new way to test by using the techniques such as Lisrel and clustering algorithms. In order to accomplish these, we survey on 334 secondary school students with the Young’s questionnaire and analyze results with Weka tool.

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A Model of Mediated Social Connections, available resources. In this paper, we present how checkpointing can be used to reduce the cost and volatility of resource provisioning. Based on the real, recent price history of the spot instances we show the performance of the checkpointing schemes including the proposed one in terms of monetary cost and completion time of tasks.

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Cell Biology of Extracellular Matrixorter hemoglobin (Hb). In Hb, we show that the motion of the iron atom, central to the heme, moves in ~18 picoseconds after NO binding; this motion represents the very first step of the allosteric T → R transition.