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    WasĹŤbon - Wikipedia

    • This binding method means that each double-wide piece of paper has only two printing surfaces instead of four, but by eliminating the need for double-sided legibility, bound-pocket books enabled publishers to use significantly thinner paper than was necessary for glued or sewn books. See more

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    Wasōbon (Japanese: 和装本, or wahon (和本) ) is a traditional book style in Japan that dates from the late eighth century AD with the printing of "Hyakumantō Darani" during the reign of Empress Shōtoku (764–770 AD). Most … See more

    Book composition

    Japanese books were traditionally made of washi, or Japanese paper. This durable, fibrous paper does not easily yellow or become brittle with age, which has contributed to the remarkable preservation of early boo… See more

    Book sizes

    Edo period paper came in several standard sizes; the size of books was, accordingly, standard. Though there are surely exceptions, larger books generally contained more formal, serious, material, while small… See more

    What do protein binding pockets regulate?
    The mobility of proteins allows the opening, closing, and adaptation of binding pockets to regulate binding processes and specific protein functionalities. For example, channels and tunnels can exist permanently or transiently to transport compounds to and from a binding site.
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    Protein Pockets: Inventory, Shape, and Comparison

    Pockets from families of proteins can be examined using multiple pocket tree alignments to see how ligand binding sites or other pockets have changed with evolution. Our method is called CLIPPERS, for Complete Liberal Inventory of …

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    The Pillar: Traditional Japanese Fukurotoji Bookbindings

    This style of traditional Japanese binding is known as fukurotoji, or bound pocket books (the folded pages make up the “pockets”) and they are block printed on one side only so that when folded you have text or image on each page.

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  5. Fiveable
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    Binding pocket - (Proteomics) - Vocab, Definition, Explanations

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    What is a protein binding pocket?
    These molecules or ions are called ligands. It is crucial to locate these binding areas, which are typically referred to as protein binding pockets, in order to research how proteins interact with these ligands. Protein pockets are important for drug discovery and development (Chen et al., 2019).

    SAPocket: Finding pockets on protein surfaces with a focus towards

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    What defines a binding pocket's functionality?
    The set of amino acid residues around a binding pocket determines its physicochemical characteristics and, together with its shape and location in a protein, defines its functionality. Residues outside the binding site can also have a long-range effect on the properties of the binding pocket.

    Protein Binding Pocket Dynamics | Accounts of Chemical Research

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    What do protein binding pockets regulate?
    The mobility of proteins allows the opening, closing, and adaptation of binding pockets to regulate binding processes and specific protein functionalities. For example, channels and tunnels can exist permanently or transiently to transport compounds to and from a binding site.

    Protein Binding Pocket Dynamics | Accounts of Chemical Research

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    What is the role of binding pockets in structure-based drug design?
    Detection, comparison and analyses of binding pockets are pivotal to structure-based drug design endeavors, from hit identification, screening of exosites and de-orphanization of protein functions to the anticipation of specific and non-specific binding to off- and anti-targets.

    Druggable pockets and binding site centric chemical ... - ScienceDirect

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    How are variations in binding pockets visualized?
    To visualize binding pocket variations, cross sections of protein structures are shown, with the pocket of interest highlighted. Protein interiors are shown in gray, transient opening of protein cavities in red, and unstable parts of helices in blue.

    Protein Binding Pocket Dynamics | Accounts of Chemical Research

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    What are the properties of a binding pocket?
    Properties of the binding pocket tracked over the transition pathway between the closed and open adenylate kinase structures. a) Volume, Surface Area, and Area of Biggest Mouth. Additionally the RMSD of carbon alphas to either endpoint structure are shown, scaled to fit the graph.

    Protein Pockets: Inventory, Shape, and Comparison - PMC

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    Protein Binding Pocket Dynamics | Accounts of …

    Apr 25, 2016 · We have here introduced a classification of protein binding pocket dynamics into five classes—subpocket, adjacent pocket, breathing motion, channel/tunnel, and allosteric pocket—and highlighted the importance of …

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    Paperback editions of books are issued when a publisher decides to release a book in a low-cost format. Lower-quality paper, glued (rather than stapled or sewn) bindings, and the lack of a hard cover may contribute to the lower cost …

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    SAPocket: Finding pockets on protein surfaces with a focus …

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    Druggable pockets and binding site centric chemical space: a …

  13. PubMed
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    Protein Binding Pocket Dynamics - PubMed

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  15. wikibooks.org
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  16. mainlandprinting.com
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    10 Types of Book Binding You Should Know About

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