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The method of estimating the initial values of parameter 1 through 17 is shown for
a model consisting of five bands plus a linear baseline. observed data (Table X).
In this example, the digital standard shape function is that illustrated in Fig. 7.
The method of estimating the initial values of parameter 1 through 17 is shown for
a model consisting of five bands plus a linear baseline. observed data (Table X).
In this example, the digital standard shape function is that illustrated in Fig. 7.
Page 347
The method of estimating the initial values of parameter 1 through 17 is shown for
a model consisting of five bands plus a linear baseline. observed data (Table X).
In this example, the digital standard shape function is that illustrated in Fig. 7.
The method of estimating the initial values of parameter 1 through 17 is shown for
a model consisting of five bands plus a linear baseline. observed data (Table X).
In this example, the digital standard shape function is that illustrated in Fig. 7.
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It would appear that careful measurement of the wavelength of the n—r" transition
should accompany measurements of the rotation at the extremum in estimates of
helix content. Even then only general statements of the helix content rather ...
It would appear that careful measurement of the wavelength of the n—r" transition
should accompany measurements of the rotation at the extremum in estimates of
helix content. Even then only general statements of the helix content rather ...
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| Title | Physical Principles and Techniques of Protein Chemistry, Part 3 Developmental Psychology Series Molecular biology Volume 3, Part 3 of Molecular biology; an international series of monographs and textbooks Physical Principles and Techniques of Protein Chemistry, Sydney J. Leach |
| Editor | Sydney J. Leach |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Academic Press, 1969 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 10 Oct 2006 |
| ISBN | 0124401031, 9780124401037 |
| Length | 3 pages |
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