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What is pharmacophore?
By pharmacophore is understood a group of characteristics of a molecule which they determine to be able to react specifically in a biochemical system.
What does selenographer study?
Selenography is the study of the surface and physical features of the Moon. Historically, the principal concern of selenographists was the mapping and naming of the lunar maria, craters, mountain ranges, and other various features.
Why bitter gourd is bitter in taste?
Sugar is the basic food that gives energy to humans. We feel it sweet because that is the mapping that our brain has given to it since it is the basic food giving us energy. Bitter melon has phyto nutrients and other compounds that can drastically reduce our sugar levels because of that reason our brain has given it the mapping of bitter taste. All the tastes we feel for different food are just mapping signals given by our brain according to our body requirements, that is the reason even water tastes sweet and good when you are very thirsty.
What is the difference between virtual screening and high throughput screening in drug design?
Virtual screening means, "screening in the computer." This includes ligand-based methods such as shape matching and fingerprint methods for which the structure of the target need not been known. It can also apply to target-based methods such as docking. It can also apply to hybrid methods, such as pharmacophore methods, which may be derived from the target, from known ligands, or both.High throughput screening (HTS) is a brute force experimental method in which thousands, sometimes millions of compounds are screened robotically.There is a huge literature on both topics. One paper that compares virtual screening head-to-head with HTS is:Babaoglu, B, Simeonov, A, Irwin JJ, Nelson ME, Feng B, Thomas CJ, Cancian L, Costi MP, Maltby DA, Jadhav A, Inglese J, Austin CP and Shoichet BK, A comprehensive mechanistic analysis of hits from high throughput and docking screens against beta lactamase, J. Med. Chem.(2008) 51, 2502-11.
Which of the following is an example of quantization?
The fans sitting in the bleachers or The number of students in a classroom
What is pharmacophore?
By pharmacophore is understood a group of characteristics of a molecule which they determine to be able to react specifically in a biochemical system.
What is the IUPAC term for an ensemble of steric and electronic features that is essential to an interaction?
pharmacophore
Which type of article publish in Pharmacophore An International Research Journal?
You can publish original research paper, review article, technical report,short communication and any scientific research work in Pharmacophore An International Research Journal.
What are types of mapping?
bump mapping data mapping texture mapping displacement mapping relief mapping parallax mapping
What are map types?
bump mapping data mapping texture mapping displacement mapping relief mapping parallax mapping
What is direct mapping and mapping function?
it means mapping directly
What genetic mapping is?
genetic mapping is the mapping of genes to locations within a genome.
What is inventory mapping in GIS?
Probably refers to "Species Inventory Mapping", or mapping that shows the distribution of various species. Or to land use or land cover mapping.
When was Mapping the Atari created?
Mapping the Atari was created in 1983.
What is the difference between mapping and cartography?
Mapping is the process of creating visual representations of spatial relationships or data, while cartography specifically refers to the art and science of making maps. Cartography involves designing maps with attention to aesthetics, symbols, and data presentation techniques, whereas mapping can refer to a broad range of spatial data creation and analysis methods beyond traditional cartographic practices.
What is mapping math terms?
A mapping is a relationship between two sets.
What's an algorithm for texture mapping?
What's an algorithm for texture mapping?
