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40:30 Application of Deep-learning Architectures for… Application of Deep-learning Architectures for Accurate Protein Structure Prediction	Application of Deep-learning Architectures for Accurate Protein Structure Prediction Speaker: Michael Herrera, School of Chemistry Abstract: Since the advent of structural biology, the atomic coordinates of only a fraction of the billions of known protein sequences have been… biomedical ai cdt protein structure enzyme sequence residues kind model structures reductase learning idea enzymes proteins representation fold analysis bit alpha algorithms query From Isabelle Hanlon 0 likes 16 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Date Created December 15th, 2021
13:30 GI & Liver: Fat Metabolism (3) GI & Liver: Fat Metabolism (3)	GI & Liver: Fat Metabolism (3) MBChB year 2, Nutrition & Digestion, Metabolism week cholesterol bile acids liver salts synthesis plasma levels intestine side chain coa drugs body uptake hydroxyl reductase level hmg carbon From David Apps 0 likes 557 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh

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Application of Deep-learning Architectures for…

Application of Deep-learning Architectures for Accurate Protein Structure Prediction

Speaker: Michael Herrera, School of Chemistry Abstract: Since the advent of structural biology, the atomic coordinates of only a fraction of the billions of known protein sequences have been…

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GI & Liver: Fat Metabolism (3)

MBChB year 2, Nutrition & Digestion, Metabolism week

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