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Again, this disagreement seems to be primarily due to the fact that you think I'm using otaku as a synonym for "NEET/hikkikomori loser", while I'm using it to describe a subculture in general. There was a Japanese poster here a while ago named kj1980 who was certainly not a jobless hikkikkomori, but was a self-described member of the otaku subculture and went into quite a bit of detail about it as well as the different target markets of anime altogether. The division of anime viewers in Japan is somewhat different from English communities like Animesuki.
I'm not sure how to address your concept of "extreme" and "normal" as I don't think it has much relevance to either my original post or the topic as a whole.
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|2010-07-09, 15:51
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If it is not already clear, felix seems to think that brandishing any sort of anime or group of people with a general term is akin to insulting said anime/people or stereotyping them into some sort of closed minded outlook. Also, that everyone clearly doesn't understand said terms, and that they should not be used in any situation or conversation.
At this point, it is best to simply ignore his remarks as they do little more than to cause heated debates that bear no consequence on the actual conversation at hand.
To get this thread back on topic...
One thing I hate in a lot of anime is the characters speaking very poor English like in certain episodes of Black Lagoon.
What's the point if not even English speakers cannot understand what the characters are saying in English?
|2010-07-09, 16:05
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Location: Toronto, Canada
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Somehow, this reminds me of the way the Nodame Cantabile live action drama dressed up a clearly Japanese actor in a wig and tried to pass him off as a German visitor
|2010-07-09, 16:08
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Location: event horizon
Technically its still well on topic, since threads on this forum are encouraged to be less lists and more discussion. And this is all about "What do you hate about anime?" even if K-on seems to be the main topic.
|2010-07-09, 18:27
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|2010-07-09, 18:40
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The Japanese seem to see English the same way that many English speakers see French. I almost get a sense that English is like some grand, romantic language to the Japanese.
I'm sure that when some English speakers try to sprinkle French into their language in order to sound sauvé that it probably grinds on the ears of many French speakers as well.
|2010-07-09, 19:24
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Some certain stereotypes of ethnicity, country and cultures:
This may not as controversial as it sounds but I just hate to see some bad stereotypes of certain characters. As example Italy in Hetalia is a flirty young man who only eat pasta. We all know the Italian stereotype can get worse than this one. This maybe came from pure fantasy but almost every depictions of cowgirls wearing bikinis but still with their revolver guns and (somewhat)oversized cowboy hats. Unless they went to a photoshoot or something, real cowgirls never wear bikinis. Would you ride a horse in a desert in bikini? Obviously no. Another one is the Indian/Pakistani/Afghan tourists in Lucky Star. While its nothing than a joke but it does annoyed me.
|2010-07-10, 00:00
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|2010-07-10, 11:25
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Japanese takes a week or two for me to sound competent. I have a nasty habit of sounding the vowel portion of the phoneme poorly when I'm tired or haven't been practicing.
Yeah.. for the last few decades, japanese were "kakkoi" (yeah, yeah, cool) if they tossed some English into their conversation but I'm curious to see if that shifts to Mandarin as the world shifts around. Mandarin is the fastest growing language being taught in Japan (as well as the USA).
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|2010-07-10, 11:34
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Actually, not all french does that to non-french speakers, some like me are trying to repress a laugh and smile, but do not think them as malicious and condescending laugh. I appreciate the effort of speaking a language that is pretty uptight regarding the rules of pronunciation (sp?) and grammer. And it is a mutual feeling, for I have, like a lot of fellow frenchmen, an atrocious accent in english. Monty Pythons were right about that.
I did laugh hard at Hitome Nabatame speaking French in Strawberry Panic.
|2010-07-10, 15:48
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It's cute-funny when a comedy-oriented character tosses an English word here and there and of course, as usual, mispronounce every consonant in it (Masamune Date from Sengoku Basara). But when a serious character does that, living the "kakkoi" moment, it usually comes off cheesy and ruins the whole thing for me
|2010-07-11, 16:43
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Location: event horizon
|2010-07-14, 16:43
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Location: Brookings, South Dakota
My List of Dislikes:
1) Female Characters who do nothing but cook and clean and not much else. I realize that this must be someones idea of a "perfect woman" in Japan, but I prefer female characters who aren't afraid to stand up for them selves and do things men do. The whole purpose of a female anime characters life shouldn't be to please the guy characters and make breakfast/lunch/dinner for them and clean their house. Let them do it themselves!I realize that this rant only applies to a few types of animes, but there are some lingering aspects found in other genre's of anime also.
I just want to say, Thank you Miyazaki for making strong woman characters and for the creators of Spice and Wolf and Melencholy of Haruhi Suzimiya for making characters like Horo and Haruhi.
2)The Monologue. Yes this is a problem I find annoying. Villians who spend a few minutes explaining how the other character is doomed and that he is the greatest villian of all! All the while he gives the heros ample time to charge up an attack, or develope a startegy to defeat the villian. There are a few animes where the villians are truly good villians and their monologue is kept to a minimum, but I see all to often animes with villians who talk to much.
Overall, though, I love anime a lot and for tons of reasons. These two dislikes are mere annoyances. Anime is awesome and it is a great way of telling stories and introducing interesting characters. I love it!
|2010-07-16, 15:54
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The GAP Man
I hate those "mysterious" characters who tend to have "mysterious" pasts that is somhow connected to the story and knows a lot of the cast members.
I also characters tend to kill people yet shatise other for doing so. considering how some characters are, it makes wonder why doesn't anyone just shoot the bad guy?
It seems like Defeat Means Friendship means is overused in some anime, yu mean to tell me you jsut lost and not you are not mad at the guy who was beting you up?
|2010-07-17, 06:35
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A series with no real ending, things just kinda stop. I always expect to see a guy or girl in a harem choose somebody, and it does happen, but most of the times it doesn't. Still, I can always use my imagination when that happens...
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This is the million dollar question that everyone wants to know after stock markets across the globe suffered heavy losses last week in the wake of the French and Greek election results. Europe is still at the epicentre of the sell-off and although risk markets seem calmer as we end the week, market nerves remain frayed.
From a fundamental perspective the future direction of stock markets could go a couple of ways in the next week. If Greece can magic together a coalition that is fairly moderate then we could see a relief rally, which would be positive for stocks. However, if it needs to go back to the polls then we could see risk sell-off once again as markets adjust to a world of persistent political uncertainty in Greece and the Eurozone. However, US economic data next week could help determine if the Fed will do more QE. Expectations of future Fed actions have a strange effect on the market. Usually more QE is felt first in the gold market, so if the gold price manages to rally in the medium-to-near term then we could see stocks stage a turnaround.
From a technical perspective, there are a few lead market indicators in the stock market. The Dow Jones Transportation index tends to lead the larger US stock indices. It sold off last week along with other risk assets and fell through some key support levels at 5,200 - both its 50 and 100-day smas. However, this index is still in an uptrend and the recent sell-off looks like a normal pullback. We would need to drop below 5,000 before you could conclude something more sinister is going on. Thus, the sell off probably got rid of some weak longs and may put the index in a better position to rally going forward.
The Nasdaq is also a good lead indicator as the technology sector is very sensitive to risk sentiment and the global growth cycle. Since tech is all about the future it is a good snap shot of investor confidence about expectations for the strength of the business cycle. It has fallen 7% since reaching a high in early April, but managed to find support at 2,900 - the 100-day sma. This index is at a crossroads - if support doesn't hold that suggests the bears have got control and the sell-off in risk assets may not be done yet. But if this level holds then we may see further gains, as you can see in the chart below.
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This index has dropped along with other stock markets, although it is finding good daily sma support just below 1,350. If we manage to stay above this level then we could see a return to re-test the highs of 1,380. However, if we have a weekly close below 1,350 then we may see more sustained losses towards the 1,300 level. In the current environment, I think the balance of risks is fairly neutral at the moment. However, the 1,400 level seems a stretch too far for this index, thus there could be further to go on the downside than there could be gains on the upside if risk manages to recover in the coming days.
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Jonathan Hartzog grew up listening to his grandmother's stories about ancestors who were slaves in Maryland. That's why Hartzog, an inmate working on a state Department of Corrections community service program, didn't mind putting on the bright orange prison garb Tuesday morning for a day of hard work. This day's labor meant more to him than cleaning litter from the side of a highway. The direct descendant of slaves would be helping restore an old black cemetery on the outskirts of Cape May. Working off a sentence for drugs, the 28-year-old Hartzog helped clear away brush that covered graves of former slaves, black Civil War soldiers and prominent members of his race from the 19th century.
There was even some folklore that some of the graves here off Shunpike Road might be of people involved in the famous Underground Railroad, which for years has been linked to this area because "railroad conductor" Harriet Tubman had a job at a Cape Island hotel. Hartzog, getting paid just a few dollars for a day's work, was downright happy about the hard work. "It gives me a sense of pride to do something for all the people who went through all the hardships to give us what we have today," said Hartzog.
The significance also wasn't lost on a member of the white race, Department of Corrections Commissioner Jack Terhune. He didn't even know such cemeteries existed. Actually, Lower Township has two of them. One off Tabernacle Road also has the graves of slaves, people linked to the Underground Railroad, and prominent members of the first black families to settle the region. "I think this is not only a significant part of black history but also of New Jersey history. I was ignorant of these black cemeteries that go back over 200 years," said Terhune.
That should be good news to Dorothy "Dot" Jarmon, a balck woman from Cape May who initiated the project two years ago. Now only is she getting the cemetery restored, she is also spreading the message about black history in the region. Jarmon said she hopes to rededicate the Mount Zion Cemetery on May 21. By then, the prison inmates will have spent 5,000 hours here. Gravel roads will be built, gravestones cleaned, stumps ground down, grass seed planted and benches installed.
This was a site that two years ago was a thick stand of trees with tombstones jutting from the forest floor. Jarmon initially enlisted locals to do the work. Lower Township did much of it, but other towns, Boy Scouts, churches, the Coast Guard, landscaping firms, community organizations and others pitched in. About 20 dumpsters of material have already been taken out. But this is a cemetery left untended for a half-century. There was still plenty of work to do. Jarmon called William Freeman, who directs the Department of Corrections Community Labor Assistance Program. It's a program that daily sends out about 1,400 inmates to work in New Jersey communities. The department offered to help and decided February, Black History Month, would be a good time to start. "As the nation celebrates Black History Month, it is a great honor to be able to clear away decades of neglect and honor the African-American citizens and fallen soldiers buried there," said Terhune.
The project could bring forth new history, especially if the foundation of the old Mount Zion Methodist Church, the predecessor of the Franklin Street Methodist Church in Cape May, is found. "We hope to find the foundation and maybe, with DOC help, put the meeting house back up," said Mayor Larry Starner. The history isn't just about who is buried here but about how a people settled the region. New Jersey abolished slavery in 1846, but Cape May County did not free its last slave until 1860. Freed slaves, and possibly runaways, created the Union Bethel settlement near the intersection of Shunpike and Tabernacle Road as early as 1831. The first female preacher in the African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church, Jarena Lee, attended church there.
Union Bethel farmer Edward Turner, according to the history that was passed down, took his wagon to the bay to pick up fugitive slaves. He kept them at his farm until they could be shuttled north.
The Mount Zion settlement further south on Shunpike Road was probably an offshoot of Union Bethel. Maureen Savage, a historian with the Center For Community Arts in Cape May, said blacks moved south drawn by jobs in the growing resort of Cape Island (Cape May). Eventually there were five black-owned hotels on Cape Island, but that didn't happen right away. In 1850, there were only three black landowners in the township and 26 of the 30 heads of households were common laborers. The other four were mariners.
Another prominent man was the Rev. Charles Albert Tindley, who preached at the Mount Zion Methodist Church in 1886-87 and went on to establish the Franklin Street Methodist Church in Cape May. He became famous for writing hymns and establishing a ministry in Philadelphia and Delaware that had 8,000 members when he died in 1933.
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2. Department of Corrections Commissioner Jack Terhune presents a commendation at Tuesday's ceremony at Mount Zion Church black cemetery. The department is sending inmates to clean up the site.
4. Joyce Gooch-Dali, left, and Emily Dempsey walk through the Mount Zion black cemetery Tuesday looking at the headstones as the inmates continue to clean the grounds. Staff photo(s) by Dan Drake
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Readers Poll: 55.6% in Favor of Televised Arguments in Health-Care Case
Well, LBers. The yeas have it. But not by too wide a margin. Of the roughly 500 voters, 55.6% favored televising the Supreme Court arguments in the health-care overhaul case and 44.4% were against it.
In a recent USA TODAY/Gallup Poll, by comparison, 72% of the people surveyed said they think the Supreme Court should allow cameras in the court for arguments in the health-care case.
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Large-scale reverse docking profiles and their applications
Eleventh International Conference on Bioinformatics (InCoB2012): Bioinformatics
Asia Pacific Bioinformatics Network (APBioNet) Eleventh International Conference on Bioinformatics (InCoB2012)
Reverse docking approaches have been explored in previous studies on drug discovery to overcome some problems in traditional virtual screening. However, current reverse docking approaches are problematic in that the target spaces of those studies were rather small, and their applications were limited to identifying new drug targets. In this study, we expanded the scope of target space to a set of all protein structures currently available and developed several new applications of reverse docking method.
We generated 2D Matrix of docking scores among all the possible protein structures in yeast and human and 35 famous drugs. By clustering the docking profile data and then comparing them with fingerprint-based clustering of drugs, we first showed that our data contained accurate information on their chemical properties. Next, we showed that our method could be used to predict the druggability of target proteins. We also showed that a combination of sequence similarity and docking profile similarity could predict the enzyme EC numbers more accurately than sequence similarity alone. In two case studies, 5-flurouracil and cycloheximide, we showed that our method can successfully find identifying target proteins.
By using a large number of protein structures, we improved the sensitivity of reverse docking and showed that using as many protein structure as possible was important in finding real binding targets.
Identifying disease genes and target proteins of drugs is a critical step in drug discovery. Once the disease genes are identified, designing lead compounds which can modulate those genes or the protein products may lead to a successful new drug. The growth of the number of available 3D structures of proteins and computing power has enabled high-throughput computational screening of lead compounds, which is known as virtual screening. Conventionally, these virtual screening methods have focused on searching chemical space for chemicals that can specifically bind to a protein target
Complication in this structure-based drug discovery strategy is that there may exist unknown off-target proteins that can bind to the lead compounds unexpectedly, which undoubtedly poses some difficulty such as severe side effect, but also provides a new opportunity. Upon discovering novel drug targets for existing drugs, we can expand indications of the drugs by drug repositioning. Motivated by this, reverse (or inverse) docking approaches have received increasing interest to find unknown targets of natural products and existing old drugs
In previous researches, based on an assumption that the number of predicted potential protein targets
Here, we present a large-scale reverse docking study. The main difference from previous studies is that we used all available protein structures in human and yeast. To our best knowledge, our docking profile contains the largest number of protein structures. The reverse docking profile was merged into a matrix which can be easily interpretable. We showed the some properties of the large-scale docking profile and demonstrated usefulness of these docking profile data. We also developed several new applications such as predicting druggability of protein targets and protein function prediction based on docking profile similarity. We discussed two interesting case studies, 5-flurouracil and cycloheximide. Especially, we successfully demonstrated that using as many protein structures as possible was important in improving the sensitivity of reverse docking and finding real binding targets.
Results and discussion
Data structure
All docking scores of ligand-biding site pairs were merged into a matrix form. In total, yeast profiles and human profiles are composed of 1,165 and 10,886 binding sites, respectively with thirty-five ligands (Table
Table 1
The list of ligands used to generate reverse docking profiles
PubChem CID
Brefeldin A
Mitomycin C
Valproic acid
Additional file 1
Docking profiles for human protein structures. A csv document containing all docking scores of human protein structures with ligands used in this study. This file can be viewed with Microsoft Excel or any text editor.
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Additional file 2
Docking profiles for yeast protein structures. A csv document containing all docking scores of yeast protein structures with ligands used in this study. This file can be viewed with Microsoft Excel or any text editor.
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Figure 1
Color mapped docking fitness profile matrix in (a) yeast and (b) human
Color mapped docking fitness profile matrix in (a) yeast and (b) human. The elements represent corresponding docking fitness. The numbers in horizontal axis corresponds to ligands in Table 1. Each row presents a protein binding site. There are (a) 1,165 and (b) 10,886 rows. The dendrograms in both axes were constructed by hierarchical clustering.
The dendrograms along the column (chemical space) in both species are very similar to each other. We compared these dendrograms with two dendrograms from PubChem Structure Clustering
Table 2
The similarities among hierarchical clusterings in ligand space.
Rows and columns "Human" and "Yeast" represent clustering based on docking profile similarity in human and yeast, respectively. "PC 2D" and "PC 3D" represents clustering from PubChem based on 2D structure fingerprint and 3D conformation similarity.
Druggablity analysis
The "druggability" of a certain target protein represents how probable the protein is in fact a real target of drugs, and it has been investigated in many previous studies
In the context of bindability, the docking profiles in this study can provide good large scale simulated data. We first checked whether our data were in accord with predefined druggability dataset
Figure 2
Average docking scores of NRDLD druggable and less druggable set and those of overall docking fitness
Average docking scores of NRDLD druggable and less druggable set and those of overall docking fitness. The numbers in horizontal axis represents the corresponding ligands in Table 1. The subplot represents difference between NRDLD druggable and less druggable (druggable minus less druggable). The values in subplot always show positive values except for small negative values (-0.13) in Ligand 6 (cimetidine).
Next, by simply comparing docking fitness scores of each protein target against 35 ligands with the average fitness scores of those ligands (see Methods), we predicted 539 putative druggable binding sites and 289 less-druggable binding sites (Additional file
Additional file 3
The list of putative drugggable and less druggable targets based on docking profile. The list of putative drugggable and less druggable targets based on docking profile. The file contains PDB ID, corresponding EC number, and assigned druggability. This file can be viewed with Microsoft Excel or any text editor.
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Figure 3
Distributions of the enzyme classes
Distributions of the enzyme classes. Distributions of the enzyme classes in the NR Putative druggable and less druggable set (assigned in this study; red bars), and NRDLD druggable and less druggable set (green bars). Note that the enzyme class distribution trends are similar in both sets.
Protein function prediction based on docking profile similarity
An advantage of the present study is that docking profiles are available for both human and yeast proteomes. Yeast is the best characterized eukaryotic model organism. A variety of related resources such as chemical genomic profile
Figure 4
Frequency distributions of distances
Frequency distributions of distances. The dashed line shows distribution of Euclidean distances of docking fitness between orthologs; the solid line shows that of distances between all yeast-human pairs.
The results shown in Figure
Figure 5
ROC curve for assigning EC numbers (up to fourth digit) of proteins using those of nearest proteins in the other species
ROC curve for assigning EC numbers (up to fourth digit) of proteins using those of nearest proteins in the other species. Distances are based on BLAST e-value (sequence similarity), Euclidean distance of docking profiles (docking profile similarity), and hybrid of both. False positive rate is FP/(FP+TN), and true positive rate is TP/(TP+FN) where FP, TN, TP, FN are the numbers of false positives, true negatives, true positives, and false negatives, respectively.
Here, for example, simple implementation of combination of sequence and docking profile information was tested. To cover low sensitivity of docking fitness in low FDR, a new distance was defined as follows: if BLAST e-value of a pair is less than 1e-5, e-value is used as the distance; if otherwise, Euclidean distance is used. The performance of this metric is shown in Figure
Case studies
The docking profile data generated in this study can be applied in a variety of ways. As discussed in the previous section, it can be utilized to infer protein function. On the other hand, more common application that has been explored in several previous studies is to infer new binding targets for known drugs. Here, we present two case studies.
Binding target of 5-FC and 5-FU
5-fluorocytosine (5-FC) and 5-flurouracil (5-FU) are both fluorinated analogues of pyrimidine
Protein structures from the same sequence
Similarly to the case of 5-FU, we also investigated the high-ranking targets in docking profile of cycloheximide (CHX). The top-ranking structure is the PDB structure 1q17 which is the protein structure of yeast gene Hst2, homologous to eukaryotic SIR2
Figure 6
Sequence variation among derivatives of yeast gene Hst2
Sequence variation among derivatives of yeast gene Hst2. (a) C-termial sequences of intact Hst2 (uniprot ID: P53686) and those of its three structures. 1q17 and 1q1a are the structure of the 64 residue C-terminal deletion construct. (b) HST2-298Δ mutant strain only contains amino acids 1-298, with the deletion of C-terminal end. Regenerated from the previous work by others
Are such a large number of protein structures necessary for reverse docking?
Compared to the protein sets used in previous studies, the set used in this study is quite large and has some redundancy. One may question whether all these structures contribute to the sensitivity of reverse docking. It is an important issue because docking still costs high computing power and is time-consuming.
In our dataset of human, 8,717 structures out of 10,886 structures have the hits sharing the same UniProt ID with 1,339 unique UniProt IDs. In other words, those 8,717 structures could be reduced into 1,339 structures by removing at most 7,378 structures if we filter the set with respect to only sequence redundancy. However, there are many cases where docking fitness profiles for similar sequences are quite different.
To show this property, we first carried out hierarchical clustering of docking profile of proteins. For each sub-cluster, if all the members were derivatives of the same UniProt ID, the members were merged into one. This procedure was repeated until there were no sub-clusters in which members shared the same UniProt ID. As a result, 1,710 structures were filtered out eventually, i.e., only about 20% of sequence-redundant protein structures exhibited the redundancy in docking profile. This is due to heterogeneity in PDB. There are many modified structures such as oxidized, reduced, multimeric, metal containing, and truncated forms for even a one protein sequence. Thus, we concluded that the sets of protein structures which were used in previous reverse docking studies are insufficient. For example, the interesting results from the docking of cycloheximide, which was discussed in the previous section, would have not been obtained.
Another interesting example is the main binding target of hydrocortisone, the
In this study, we generated large-scale reverse docking profiles for all X-ray protein structures in human and yeast. These data can be the reference for future binding assays and used to find unexpected binding targets of drugs. Furthermore, it would be useful to find unknown therapeutic uses in drug repositioning. In some case studies, targets not annotated as druggable or not stored in target database previously exhibit high binding fitness and they are highly likely to be real binding targets considering previous functional experiments. By using a large number of protein structures, we improved the sensitivity of reverse docking and showed that using as many protein structure as possible was important in finding real binding targets. Although we used as small as 35 ligands in docking, we were able to demonstrate some usefulness of our data. Generating this kind of reverse docking profile of a large number of ligands would be valuable in the future study.
Data preparation
All available X-ray protein structures in human and budding yeast
All the protonated pockets were docked against the ligand set using GOLD
Druggability analysis
Predefined the
Putative druggable and less-druggable protein binding sites were assigned by the following rules: a binding site is druggable when all 35 docking values of the binding site are always larger than corresponding overall average values, and less-druggable when all 35 docking values of a binding site are always less than corresponding average values.
To get EC number composition of assigned druggable and less-druggable sets,
Ortholog mapping
Although there are several ortholog databases, none of those provides PDB-based mapping table. Therefore, we obtained the ortholog mapping between human and yeast protein structures by the following procedure. First, we retrieved human-yeast ortholog table from InParanoid
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
ML carried out docking, ortholog analysis, druggability analysis and case studies. DK designed this work and contributed to draft the manuscript. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.
We thank all members of Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Laboratory at KAIST for helpful discussions. This work was supported by the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF) grant funded by the Korea Government, the Ministry of Education, Science & Technology (MEST) [2009-0086964].
This article has been published as part of
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Ligand-protein inverse docking and its potential use in the computer search of protein targets of a small molecule
Recovering the true targets of specific ligands by virtual screening of the protein data bank
Peptide deformylase is a potential target for anti-Helicobacter pylori drugs: reverse docking, enzymatic assay, and X-ray crystallography validation
The druggable genome: an update
PDTD: a web-accessible protein database for drug target identification
Evaluation of various inverse docking schemes in multiple targets identification
A unified statistical model to support local sequence order independent similarity searching for ligand-binding sites and its application to genome-based drug discovery
A new protein binding pocket similarity measure based on comparison of clouds of atoms in 3D: application to ligand prediction
Shape variation in protein binding pockets and their ligands
Structural models in the assessment of protein druggability based on HTS data
PubChem as a public resource for drug discovery
An overall index for comparing hierarchical clusterings
How many drug targets are there?
Drugs, their targets and the nature and number of drug targets
Understanding and predicting druggability. A high-throughput method for detection of drug binding sites
Support vector machines approach for predicting druggable proteins: recent progress in its exploration and investigation of its usefulness
Drug-like density: a method of quantifying the "bindability" of a protein target based on a very large set of pockets and drug-like ligands from the Protein Data Bank
Structure-based maximal affinity model predicts small-molecule druggability
DrugPred: a structure-based approach to predict protein druggability developed using an extensive nonredundant data set
Chemogenomic profiling: identifying the functional interactions of small molecules in yeast
Functional characterization of the S. cerevisiae genome by gene deletion and parallel analysis
A network of protein-protein interactions in yeast
Methods for assessing the statistical significance of molecular sequence features by using general scoring schemes
Flucytosine: a review of its pharmacology, clinical indications, pharmacokinetics, toxicity and drug interactions
Structure of the nuclear exosome component Rrp6p reveals an interplay between the active site and the HRDC domain
Metabolism and mechanism of action of 5-fluorouracil
Discovering modes of action for therapeutic compounds using a genome-wide screen of yeast heterozygotes
HST1, a new member of the SIR2 family of genes
Structure and autoregulation of the yeast Hst2 homolog of Sir2
Structure of the yeast Hst2 protein deacetylase in ternary complex with 2'-O-acetyl ADP ribose and histone peptide
Nuclear export modulates the cytoplasmic Sir2 homologue Hst2
The RCSB Protein Data Bank: a redesigned query system and relational database based on the mmCIF schema
The Protein Data Bank
fpocket: online tools for protein ensemble pocket detection and tracking
Fpocket: an open source platform for ligand pocket detection
Open Babel: An open chemical toolbox
The chemical genomic portrait of yeast: uncovering a phenotype for all genes
PubChem: a public information system for analyzing bioactivities of small molecules
Description of several chemical-structure file formats used by computer-programs developed at molecular design limited
Molecular recognition of receptor sites using a genetic algorithm with a description of desolvation
Improved protein-ligand docking using GOLD
UniProt Knowledgebase: a hub of integrated protein data
InParanoid 7: new algorithms and tools for eukaryotic orthology analysis
Inparanoid: a comprehensive database of eukaryotic orthologs
The Ensembl genome database project
Appendix A1: yeast nomenclature systematic Open Reading Frame (ORF) and other genetic designations
The Protein Identifier Cross-Referencing (PICR) service: reconciling protein identifiers across multiple source databases


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Snip! Protect the Missing Heart (ジャキリーン!ハートをまもりぬけ Jakirīn! Hāto o Mamorinuke) is the thirteenth episode of Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger. It marks the first appearance of Pteraiden-Oh Western.
Ian and Utsusemimaru help Souji gain enough courage to ask out Rin, his school's kendo club manager. However, Debo Jakireen, who destroyed people's happiness by breaking bonds, appears to mess everything up.
After tying with Utsusemimaru in kendo, Souji introduces him, Daigo, and Amy to Rin Katsuyama of his school's kendo club. As Souji leaves for school with her, Utsusemimaru notices a letter that Ian confirms to be a love letter from Rin to Souji as the two decide to help Rin by dressing as delinquents. However Amy, not in on the ruse nor recognizing Ian and Ucchi, intervenes with Rin thinking that she is Souji's girlfriend and that Ian and Utsusemimaru are screwing with her, and she beats them up, sending them running. At that time, Kyoryu Red and Kyoryu Blue intercept Debo Jakireen with the former affected by the Debo Monster's Relationship-Cutting Shears. Luckily, Kyoryu Blue damages Debo Jakireen's scissors as he and Aigallon are forced to retreat.
Nobuharu and Daigo formulate a plan to lure Debo Jakireen back to destroy him for good. Elsewhere, after Luckyuro restores his Relationship-Cutting Shears, Debo Jakireen sees Rin as she, Ian, and Utsusemimaru find Souji with Amy. Heartbroken as she slaps Ian, Rin runs off but Souji catches up with her to clarify things while explaining that he owes his friends a lot for opening himself up to others. But before Rin can admit her feelings to him, she falls under Debo Jakireen's influence as she gains yandere tendencies and attempts to strangle Souji. However, with Daigo posing as a school girl and Nobuharu as a hopeless student, Debo Jakireen falls for their trap as Utsusemimaru destroys the Debo Monster's scissors to restore Rin's sanity.
Intending to make Aigaron pay, Kyoryu Green defeats Debo Jakireen with Kyoryu Gold's help. Formed to fight the Giant Zorima, Kyoryuzin finds itself overwhelmed when an enlarged Jakireen joins the fray before Pteraiden-Oh evens the odds as it combines with Parasagun and Zakutor to become Pteraiden-Oh Western. As Kyoryuzin destroys the Giant Zorima, Pteraiden-oh Western finishes off Debo Jakireen. As school comes to an end, Souji gives Rin a present that Amy was helping him find that day as his way of thanking her. However, Souji also gives a similar present to Rin's friend, making Rin lose her temper at Souji's obliviousness to love and chased him.
- Daigo Kiryu: Ryo Ryusei (竜星 涼 Ryūsei Ryō)
- Ian Yorkland: Syuusuke Saito (斉藤 秀翼 Saitō Shūsuke)
- Nobuharu Udo: Yamato Kinjo (金城 大和 Kinjō Yamato)
- Souji Rippukan: Akihisa Shiono (塩野 瑛久 Shiono Akihisa)
- Amy Yuuzuki: Ayuri Konno (今野 鮎莉 Konno Ayuri)
- Utsusemimaru: Atsushi Maruyama (丸山敦史 Maruyama Atsushi)
- Wise God Torin (Voice): Toshiyuki Morikawa (森川 智之 Morikawa Toshiyuki)
- Hundred-Faced High Priest Chaos (Voice): Takayuki Sugō (菅生 隆之 Sugō Takayuki)
- Joyful Knight Candelilla (Voice): Haruka Tomatsu (戸松 遥 Tomatsu Haruka)
- Raging Knight Dogold (Voice): Satoshi Tsuruoka (鶴岡 聡 Tsuruoka Satoshi)
- Sorrowful Knight Aigaron (Voice): Yū Mizushima (水島 裕 Mizushima Yū)
- Funfilled Spy Luckyuro (Voice): Ai Orikasa (折笠 愛 Orikasa Ai)
- Narration, Transformation Gun Gabrevolver (Voice): Shigeru Chiba (千葉 繁 Chiba Shigeru)
- Rin Katsuyama: Reika Fujisawa (藤沢 玲花 Fujisawa Reika)
- Debo Jakireen (Voice): Kōzō Shioya (塩屋 浩三 Shioya Kōzō)
- Kyoryu Red - Gabutyra (Battle Mode)
- Kyoryu Black - Parasagun + Parasagun (Armed On), Parasagun (Battle Mode)
- Kyoryu Blue - Stegotchi + Stegotchi (Zyuden Brave Finish), Stegotchi (Battle Mode)
- Kyoryu Green - Pteragordon (Zyuden Brave Slash), Zakutor (Battle Mode)
- Kyoryu Pink - Dricera (Battle Mode)
- Kyoryu Gold - Pteragordon + Pteragordon + Pteragordon (Lightning Afterglow), Pteragordon (Battle Mode)
- When Nobuharu inserts his Zyudenchi into his Gaburevolver, it's not in its activated mode.
- As part of Super Hero Time, this episode aired alongside Kamen Rider Wizard episode 35, The Other Side of Sora.
DVD/Blu-ray releases
Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger Volume 4 features episodes 13-16: Brave 13: Jakkireen! I'll Protect Your Heart, Brave 14: Oh No! Spirit Base, Brave 15: How Irritating! Dogold's Ambition and Brave 16: Digging! My Treasure. [1]
See Also
- No Matter How You Slice It - Power Rangers counterpart in Dino Charge. See comparison page.
External links
- TV Asahi's official preview for 「ジャキリーン!ハートをまもりぬけ」
- Toei TV's official episode guide for 「ジャキリーン!ハートをまもりぬけ」


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Raheem Sterling won't sign new Liverpool deal
Raheem Sterling has stunned Liverpool by insisting he will not sign a new contract with the club, according to widespread reports.
Sky Sports are reporting that Sterling is 'feeling bullied' into signing a new £100,000-per-week Liverpool deal, with the club insistent that he will not be sold this summer under any circumstances.
"Raheem won't be going anywhere this summer, even if there's not a deal agreed," said Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers last month.
"We've made that clear from the beginning. We believe we will find a way for resolve the situation in due course."
Those comments now appear to be questionable because even though Sterling's current Anfield deal runs until the summer of 2017, he appears to have set his heart on a move.
Manchester City and Real Madrid are among the clubs believed to be keen to bolster the England winger's wage packet with a big money move this summer and he seems to have had his head turned by the prospect of cashing in on a transfer early in his career.
The latest development is another hammer blow for Liverpool boss Rodgers, who is coming under increasing pressure are a woeful end to the season continued as his side lost 3-1 at home to Crystal Palace on Saturday.
If Sterling agitates for a move, Liverpool will have a big decision to make on one of their brightest stars, with Anfield goal scoring great John Aldridge among those calling for a change of approach at the club this summer rather than a change of manager.
Former Liverpool star Jamie Carragher was left seething as the reports came out.
Carragher told Sky Sports 1: "The thing I don't like about it, for a 20-year-old kid to be taking on Liverpool FC over a contract, to the pit of my stomach it just angers me.
"It looks like a tactic to me to try to force the club's hand.
"I can't get out of my head a young kid and his agent trying to take the club on. You keep your mouth shut and get on with playing football. How will he be thought of?"
Sterling has been urged to stay at the club by departing captain Steven Gerrard, who said last week: ''I think he should sign a new deal. Brendan is a fantastic man manager, he puts a lot of time and effort into every player in the squad."
Sterling said in an interview with BBC Sport last month that his contract impasse was nothing to do with money, rather about his desire to win trophies, after it emerged that he had been made what Rodgers described as ''an incredible offer'', believed to be £100,000-a-week.
But that held little sway with Carragher.
He said: "Liverpool had a chance of trophy this year, in the (FA Cup) semi-final against Aston Villa - where was Raheem Sterling?
"What did Liverpool do in the Champions League this year? Nothing. What did Raheem Sterling do? Nothing.
"The semi-final was one of the worst performances I've ever seen from a Liverpool team in a big game - not just him, the whole team were found wanting, but if he wants to win trophies he's got to deliver in big games, and he hasn't done that yet.
"I played with him and he's a great kid. He's not some flash young kid, he loves his football.
"I think for his football development, he needs to stay at Liverpool. He doesn't need to move club - he needs to change his agent, that's what he needs to change."


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ŌĆó 2 cups (4 oz.) French's Original or Cheddar French Fried Onions
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Bridgeport, Conn. - Loyola College took home three awards from the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Basketball Awards Banquet Thursday night with head women's coach Joe Logan earning Coach of the Year and women's player Vika Sholokhova and men's player Michael Tuck each earning the Sixth Player of the Year honor.
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