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Object[Simulation, Entropy]

A simulation to predict the entropy of a hybridization reaction between two nucleic acid oligomers using nearest-neighbor parameters.

Organizational Information

    Name

    Name of this Object.
    Format: Single
    Class: String
    Programmatic Pattern: _String
    Pattern Description: A string.

    ID

    ID of this Object.
    Format: Single
    Class: String
    Programmatic Pattern: _String
    Pattern Description: The ID of this object.

    Object

    Object of this Object.
    Format: Single
    Class: Expression
    Programmatic Pattern: Object[Simulation, Entropy, _String]
    Pattern Description: The object reference of this object.

    Type

    Type of this Object.
    Format: Single
    Class: Expression
    Programmatic Pattern: Object[Simulation, Entropy]
    Pattern Description: Object[Simulation, Entropy]

    Notebook

    Notebook this object belongs to.
    Format: Single
    Class: Link
    Programmatic Pattern: _Link
    Pattern Description: An object of that matches ObjectP[Object[LaboratoryNotebook]].

    Status

    The current status of the simulation.
    Format: Single
    Class: Expression
    Programmatic Pattern: ProtocolStatusP

    Author

    The person who requested this simulation.
    Format: Single
    Class: Link
    Programmatic Pattern: _Link

    DateConfirmed

    The date on which the simulation first entered processing or a backlog.
    Format: Single
    Class: Date
    Programmatic Pattern: _?DateObjectQ

    DateEnqueued

    The date on which the simulation first entered processing or a backlog.
    Format: Single
    Class: Date
    Programmatic Pattern: _?DateObjectQ

    DateStarted

    Date when this simulation was started.
    Format: Single
    Class: Date
    Programmatic Pattern: _?DateObjectQ

    DateCompleted

    Date when this simulation was completed.
    Format: Single
    Class: Date
    Programmatic Pattern: _?DateObjectQ

    DateCanceled

    Date when this simulation was canceled.
    Format: Single
    Class: Date
    Programmatic Pattern: _?DateObjectQ

    TimeElapsed

    The time that was required to complete the simulation.
    Format: Computable
    Programmatic Pattern: GreaterEqualP[0 Day]
    Expression: SafeEvaluate[{Field[DateCompleted], Field[DateStarted]}, Computables`Private`timeElapsed[Field[DateCompleted], Field[DateStarted]]]

Option Handling

    UnresolvedOptions

    The unresolved options entered into the simulation function that generated this object.
    Format: Single
    Class: Compressed
    Programmatic Pattern: {_Rule...}

    ResolvedOptions

    The options resolved automatically by this simulation or entered by the requestor.
    Format: Single
    Class: Compressed
    Programmatic Pattern: {_Rule...}

General

Simulation Results

    Entropy

    Predicted entropy of a hybridization reaction between two nucleic acid oligomers. For a strand, the reaction considered is the strand binding to its reverse complement. For a structure, the reaction considered is the creation of all bonds in the structure.
    Format: Single
    Class: Real
    Unit: 1 thermochemical calorie per kelvin mole
    Programmatic Pattern: UnitsP[CaloriePerMoleKelvin]

    EntropyStandardDeviation

    Uncertainty in predicted entropy of a hybridization reaction between two nucleic acid oligomers. For a strand, the reaction considered is the strand binding to its reverse complement. For a structure, the reaction considered is the creation of all bonds in the structure.
    Format: Single
    Class: Real
    Unit: 1 thermochemical calorie per kelvin mole
    Programmatic Pattern: UnitsP[CaloriePerMoleKelvin]

    EntropyDistribution

    Distribution of predicted entropy of a hybridization reaction between two nucleic acid oligomers. For a strand, the reaction considered is the strand binding to its reverse complement. For a structure, the reaction considered is the creation of all bonds in the structure.
    Format: Single
    Class: Expression
    Programmatic Pattern: DistributionP[CaloriePerMoleKelvin]
Last modified on Mon 26 Sep 2022 15:43:53