PETRA: Drug Engineering via Rigidity Analysis

2 Phase II Drug Metabolism Petra Jan č ová

All organisms are constantly and unavoidably exposed to xenobiotics including both man– made and natural chemicals such as drugs, plant alkaloids, microorganism toxins, pollutants, pesticides, and other industrial chemicals. Formally, biotransformation of xenobiotics as well as endogenous compounds is subdivided into phase I and phase II reactions. This chapter focuses on phase II biotransforma...

Discovering Petra: Archaeological Analysis in VR

n field archaeology, analysis of an excavated region is a meticulous process requiring exploration at a variety of levels. While the act of excavation offers the best way for archaeologists to monitor close-range details, they can use empirically based analysis to analyze only the findings to which they themselves have been exposed. With a team of people excavating, synthesizing the wealth of o...

Petra Gemeinboeck

The electro-magnetic flows of information and mobile technologies pervading our everyday life are often said to be spinning such “filigree cities.” Cities, whose “opaque and fictitious thickness” can only be accessed if we co-inhabit these invisible spaces. And yet, this city is only one of the multiple cities, invisible and visible, we inhabit in our everyday life. The imbrication of these mul...

Petra Schweinhardt , Khara

Review of Petra Barg (1996)

Given current interest in linguistic knowledge acquisition methods (or 'discovery procedures' in the linguistics jargon of the 1950s and 1960s), Petra Barg's book "The automatic acquisition of linguistic knowledge" 1 is a welcome addition to the literature, particularly since it is the first investigation 2 into the automatic inference of structured analyses of linguistic data in the DATR forma...