- Hydrotherapy,
formerly called hydropathy and also
called water cure, is a
branch of
alternative medicine (particularly naturopathy),
occupational therapy...
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compound or
amino acid is its
hydropathic character, hydropathicity, or
hydropathy. The
hydrophobic effect represents the
tendency of
water to
exclude non-polar...
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founder of
modern hydropathy, himself.
Kellogg states that the "Quacks" as well as
Preissnitz are
ignorant for
overestimating the
hydropathy as a "cure-all"...
- Middle**** UK Militia, who
became best
known for his
prominent promotion of
hydropathy, now
known as hydrotherapy, in the 1840s. It was also
known as the Cold...
- cure".
Along with his
partner James Wilson, he
founded a very
successful "
hydropathy" (as it was then called)
clinic in Malvern, Worcestershire,
which had...
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transmembrane segment, is
largely hydrophobic and can be
visualized using the
hydropathy plot.
Depending on the
number of
transmembrane segments, transmembrane...
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Captain R. T.
Claridge was
responsible for
introducing and
promoting hydropathy in Britain,
first in
London in 1842, then with
lecture tours in Ireland...
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Amino acid 3- and 1-letter
symbols Side
chain Hydropathy index Molar absorptivity Molecular m****
Abundance in
proteins (%)
Standard genetic coding, IUPAC...
- Kyte-Doolittle-
Hydropathy Plot for
Human RET proto-oncogene. Plot was
created using the
ExPASy Protscale tool (http://web.expasy.org/protscale/)....
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Rhydding in
Yorkshire and
later took the
waters at Cheltenham. From then on,
hydropathy was the
greatest interest in Smedley's life.
Matlock had
developed as...
