the genus onobrychis belongs to family fabaceae and has about 130 species throughout the world. onobrychis sect. hymenobrychis with nearly 14 species in iran is one of the important sections of the genus. the chromosome number and meiotic behaviour were studied in two populations of onobrychis chorassanica belonging to this section native to iran. this report is the first cytogenetic analysis o...

We present an automated procedure to assign CATH and SCOP classifications to proteins whose FSSP score is available. CATH classification is assigned down to the topology level, and SCOP classification is assigned to the fold level. Because the FSSP database is updated weekly, this method makes it possible to update also CATH and SCOP with the same frequency. Our predictions have a nearly perfec...

Abstract A comparative analysis was carried out to establish the energy performance of an air handling unit (AHU) for two-stage heat recovery exhaust air. The seasonal coefficient (SCOP) calculated when AHU is operating in heating mode, as well COP entire on annual basis, taking into account specific features different climatic zones Republic Bulgaria. results have been compared with BIN-temper...

Dry eye disease can be a consequence of lacrimal gland insufficiency in Sjögren's Syndrome or increased tear film evaporation despite normal lacrimal gland function. To determine if there is a correlation between severity effects in these models and underlying pathophysiological responses, we compared the time dependent changes in each of these parameters that occur during a 6 week period. Dry ...

To facilitate understanding of, and access to, the information available for protein structures, we have constructed the Structural Classification of Proteins (scop) database. This database provides a detailed and comprehensive description of the structural and evolutionary relationships of the proteins of known structure. It also provides for each entry links to co-ordinates, images of the str...

We present an automated procedure to assign CATH and SCOP classifications to proteins whose FSSP score is available. CATH classification is assigned down to the topology level and SCOP classification to the fold level. As the FSSP database is updated weekly, this method makes it possible to update also CATH and SCOP with the same frequency. Our predictions have a nearly perfect success rate whe...

In protein research, structural classifications of protein domains provided by databases such as SCOP play an important role. However, as such databases have to be curated and prepared carefully, they update only up to a few times per year, and in between newly entered PDB structures cannot be used in cases where a structural classification is required. The Automated Protein Structure Identific...