. ” Solvent “exposure ” is given as the number of water molecules in possible contact with a residue. The end result is a compilation of the primary structure, including SS bonds, secondary structure, and solvent exposure of 62 different globular proteins. The presentation is in linear form: strip graphs

Whiteboards have, for the most part, replaced the traditional chalk board in the classroom setting. Potential for exposures to individual users has been investigated. For one user, even with heavy use, the maximum solvent exposure measured is <2 ppm of solvent. CPSC has recently been contacted

ABSTRACT Protein solvation energies are of-ten taken to be proportional to solvent-accessible surface areas. Computation of these areas is numeri-cally demanding and may become a bottleneck for folding and design applications. Fast graph-based methods, such as dead-end elimination (DEE), be

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Objective: Several case reports have linked solvent exposure to Parkinson disease (PD), but few studies have assessed associations with specific agents using an analytic epidemiologic design. We tested the hypothesis that exposure to specific solvents is associated with PD risk using a discordant

intelligence), voxelwise group analysis and regional activation levels were compared and then correlated with an index of lifetime solvent exposure. Res u l t s: Solvent-exposed workers ’ performance on the N‑Back was significantly worse than that of controls. Activation of the anterior cingulate, prefrontal

ABSTRACT The concept of amino acid solvent exposure is crucial for understanding and predict-ing various aspects of protein structure and func-tion. The traditional measures of solvent exposure however suffer from various shortcomings, like for example the inability to distinguish exposed, partly

Abstract-A survey of workers' exposure to solvents in the printing ink manufacturing industry in New Zealand showed that levels were generally very low in comparison with the relevant TLVs.

that this was the cause. Background In recent years there has been much interest in the possibility of damage to the central nervous system by organic solvents. These fat solvents have anaesthetic and narcotic properties on short-term exposure to high concentrations. Less is known about the effects of long-term exposure

Numerous chemicals have been used for their solvent properties. The variety of chemicals used in industrial as well as academic and research applications have included a number of different chemical families. Technically, water should be included as a solvent, however, when the term is typically