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Allosteric proteins: lessons to be learned from the hemoglobin intermediates.

Allosteric proteins, such as hemoglobin, are assemblies of functional units, which undergo quaternary structural transitions in response to concentration changes of a specific ligand. Functional properties of hemoglobin ligation intermediates indicate that the tertiary structural changes induced by the ligand do not promote an equilibrium of quaternary structures.

The Lessons to be Learned from Incidents and Accidents

The paper emphasises the important role that learning the lesson from accidents and incidents play in the cyclical process of improving operational safety and security of sources and emergency response arrangements. It reviews events that have provided “awakenings” and the initiatives that have stemmed from them particularly in respect of orphan sources, source security and emergency preparedne...

Delegating Investigations: Lessons to be Learned from the Lubanga Judgment

Lessons to be learned from the 407 process.

An Integrative Review of the Psychosocial Impacts of COVID-19 on Frail Older Adults: Lessons to Be Learned in Pandemics

Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic has inflicted tremendous pressure on people, including older adults. Frail older adults are more susceptible to the adverse consequences of the pandemic. Although many studies have investigated the susceptibility and poor medical outcomes of COVID-19 in frail people, a few studies have explored the psychosocial effects of the pandemic on this group of vulnera...

Prostate cancer: lessons to be learned from breast cancer

www.trendsinmenshealth.com TRENDS IN UROLOGY & MEN’S HEALTH NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2015 Throughout the Western world, during the course of a lifetime, either prostate cancer or breast cancer will, in all probability, affect one in eight individuals, according to their sex. Because women have been much more proactive than men in lobbying government for investment, as well as having been more motivate...