Fuse

To fuse or not to fuse: what is your purpose?

Since the dawn of time, or at least the dawn of recombinant DNA technology (which for many of today's scientists is the same thing), investigators have been cloning and expressing heterologous proteins in a variety of different cells for a variety of different reasons. These range from cell biological studies looking at protein-protein interactions, post-translational modifications, and regulat...

DETAiLS FUSE System Architecture

The DETAiLS architecture design was motivated by two concerns: efficiency and modularity. This project involves processing very large corpora of very long full text documents, and investigating the use of potentially computationally intensive natural language, network and time series features over that corpora. As such, it was necessary to develop a robust architecture capable of handling both ...

Fuse Observations of Capella

Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer (FUSE ) observations of the bright binary system Capella (α Aurigae; G1 III + G8 III) reveal a rich emission line spectrum containing neutral and ionic species, among them H i, O i, C iii, Ovi, Svi, Nev and Nevi. In addition the Fexviii 974.85 Å line, formed at temperatures of ≈ 6 × 10 K, is detected. Whereas the chromospheric and transition region emissio...

D-FUSE - Executive summary

Ready…set…fuse

In This Issue In This Issue Ready…set…fuse he fusion of two lipid membranes underlies a huge range of biological phenomena, from infection by enveloped viruses to the secretion of cellular proteins , but a central aspect of membrane fusion has remained mysterious: do the T proteins that mediate fusion act cooperatively or independently? On page 833, Markovic et al. argue that teamwork is the or...