Search for dissertations about: "digital technology in libraries"
Showing result 21 - 25 of 28 swedish dissertations containing the words digital technology in libraries.
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21. Engineering Transcriptional Systems for Cyanobacterial Biotechnology
Abstract : Cyanobacteria are solar-powered cell factories that can be engineered to supply us with renewable fuels and chemicals. To do so robust and well-working biological parts and tools are necessary. READ MORE
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22. Directed Evolution of Glutathione Transferases Guided by Multivariate Data Analysis
Abstract : Evolution of enzymes with novel functional properties has gained much attention in recent years. Naturally evolved enzymes are adapted to work in living cells under physiological conditions, circumstances that are not always available for industrial processes calling for novel and better catalysts. READ MORE
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23. Nuclear data uncertainty quantification and data assimilation for a lead-cooled fast reactor : Using integral experiments for improved accuracy
Abstract : For the successful deployment of advanced nuclear systems and optimization of current reactor designs, high quality nuclear data are required. Before nuclear data can be used in applications they must first be evaluated, tested and validated against a set of integral experiments, and then converted into formats usable for applications. READ MORE
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24. Discovery of Chemical Probes through Structure-based Virtual Screening of Vast Compound Databases
Abstract : Bioactive molecules have traditionally been discovered through labor-intensive screening methods in which individual compounds are tested against specific protein targets or cells to identify those that produce the desired biological effect. However, these approaches have significant limitations. READ MORE
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25. Discovery of Novel Macrocyclic Ligands for Difficult Targets : Applications to Natural Product Derived Keap1 Inhibitors
Abstract : The development of small-molecule ligands for biological targets that possess large, featureless or highly polar binding sites is a challenging task. This thesis is focused on a novel lead generation strategy to identify macrocyclic ligands for difficult-to-drug targets, as well as on the relationship between cell permeability and the conformations of macrocycles. READ MORE