Sugars retrieval

Nano-photosynthesis can produce sugar and starch for food and further synthesis of cellulose can produce paper and wood to avoid clear-cutting forests. Carbon retrieved from the atmosphere and recycled from existing wastes by MNT will be used to make carbon nano-tubes, with superior properties to steel. Carbon will be the most common structural and functional element for a MNT-based civilization [32,33]. A carbon-based MNT material production model is conceptualized as in Fig. 9. If there is a specific need for metal, a nano-factory with trillions of nano-assemblers will synthesize steel, copper, and alloys in order to skip mining and refining [32,33]. Therefore, industrial wastewater, hazardous wastes and air pollution will all vanish. 

To make this more concrete, we will consider the subnetwork involving the synthesis of IMP from hypoxanthine (HX) and the sugar PRPP. This is one of the important first steps in purine metabolism. The reaction converting HX and PRPP to IMP is named hprt, from the enzyme that catalyzes the reaction. Here we retrieve the name of each of these nodes from the purineGraph object ... 

The parameterisation of the Karplus equation so limits the accuracy of the desired torsions that can be retrieved. The uncertainty of the Karplus curve may be in the range 0.5 to 1 Hz, depending on the exact values of P and Furthermore, in DNA where the sugars are usually in the S domain, there is only a weak dependence of the coupling constants on P Ji 2" and J2"3 vary only slightly... 

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Figure 33 Illustration of SciFinder smart structure search retrieval for open/closed forms of dyes and sugars...

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