The bioentrepreneur's road map

Repair road map

A report on page 195 by BekkerJensen et al. maps out the damage-induced rearrangement of proteins involved in repairing doublestranded DNA breaks (DSBs). The map, the authors hope, will help scientists assign functions to future putative damageresponsive proteins. Treatments such as ionizing radiation (and chemotherapy) that induce DSBs lead to the accumulation of nuclear foci containing repair...

A Road Map

Researchers in the organizational sciences and in the social and behavioral sciences in general encounter a host of problems as they seek to describe, predict, and understand behavior. The procedures we use to measure and analyze behavior are constantly improving as a result of the efforts of psychometricians and applied statisticians, among others. Many of the techniques discussed in this book...

Developing Ubiquitous Road Accident Hazard Map (Case Study: Tabriz- Marand Road)

Modeling a road accident hazard zoning map to identify high-risk areas is a very effective step to reduce the resulting casualties. Due to the dynamic nature of many of the factors affecting the identification of these areas, traditional zoning mapping does not seem to be effective. In the field of ubiquitous modeling in the framework of the GIS, it is possible to produce a separate map at any ...

Revised road map to the phylum Firmicutes

Starting with the Second Edition of Bergey’s Manual of Systematic Bacteriology, the arrangement of content follows a phylogenetic framework or “road map” based largely on analyses of the nucleotide sequences of the ribosomal small-subunit RNA rather than on phenotypic data (Garrity et al., 2005). Implicit in the use of the road map are the convictions that prokaryotes have a phylogeny and that ...

Algorithmic Debugging: A Road Map