Primary structure of protein L33 from the large subunit of the <i>Escherichia coli</i> ribosome
FEBS LettersPublished 15 September 1976
Brigitte Wittmann‐Liebold, Renate Pannenbecker
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The complete amino acid sequence of protein L33, one of the very basic proteins in the E. coli 50s ribosomal subunit, consists of 54 amino acid residues and its N-terminal residue is an unusual amino acid, namely IV-methylalanine.
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Clinical researchers in rehabilitation technology have often called for exercise customization to address patient specific needs. Where such customization transcends simple parameter setting, the need for End-User Development (EUD) arises. EUD in this field can potentially tap on the expertise of highly skilled workers, but presents serious challenges regarding acceptance by end users and the feasibility of embedding EUD in their professional practice. This paper describes the deployment and adoption process of TagTrainer, a physical rehabilitation technology that supports EUD. TagTrainer was deployed in four rehabilitation clinics and was used by 24 rehabilitation therapists. We analyze how they engaged in EUD activities and we discuss decisions that we took in the design and deployment of TagTrainer. Based on these case studies, we present guidelines for the deployment of EUD systems.
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