Molecular Imaging: An Introduction

An introduction to molecular replacement

Molecular replacement is fundamentally a simple trial-and-error method of solving crystal structures when a suitable related model is available. The underlying simplicity of the method is often obscured by the mathematical trickery required to make the searches computationally tractable. This introduction sketches the essential issues in molecular replacement without going into technical detail...

I-55: Molecular Imaging Overview

Molecular imaging is the noninvasive visualization of normal as well as abnormal cellular processes at a molecular or genetic level of function. It is used to provide characterization and measurement of biological processes in living animals and humans (in vivo). The discipline of molecular imaging evolved rapidly over the past decade through the integration of cell biology, molecular biology a...

An Introduction to Sociolinguistics

An Introduction to Data-Efficient Spectral Imaging

Until now, descriptions in the literature of capture systems for multi-channel visible-spectrum imaging (MVSI) have been dominated by a pair of designs. The first of these designs is extremely general. It acquires images through a large number of filtered channels each with a narrow spectral bandpass. Disadvantages are associated with low light throughput per channel and a torrent of image data...

Environmental epidemiology: An introduction