Bruno Daiki Yamada is a Molecular Sciences undergrad and electronics technician. His undergrad program is focused in computer science, data science and statistics. He also has experience in biochemistry, molecular biology, statistics, network science, and electric engineering. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Light-promoted chemical reactions are critical to the existence and maintenance of life. Examples include photosynthesis, vitamin D biosynthesis and vision. With the development of new catalysts for photochemical processes, light has been increasingly used as a source of energy in synthesis. The use of light as a "chemical reagent" benefits from controlled reaction conditions in which the…
Tridimensional protein structures can be analyzed as graphs (Protein Structure Networks). On this analysis, the protein amino acid residues are the vertex of the network and both covalent and non-covalent interactions between residues are the edges. Therefore, this approach allows a global analysis of thousands of interactions responsible for keeping the structure of a protein, determinin…
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