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Yes, the CAP Leadership Team has mandated that all new websites will be stood up and established sites migrated to the new system. Request form will be available to Commanders, Director of Public Affairs, Public Affairs Officer, Director of IT, Information Technologies Officer. A few of the most often used capabilities are listed below: All capabilities that are available on will be available on the unit CMS as well. The unit website template is being modeled after the format. What type of capabilities will be available in the new CMS? Provides a responsive web design that will render on computers, tablets and phones. Provides continuity of web management reducing issue with orphan websites which are especially vulnerable to hacking attempts and are the most likely to not comport with the CAP branding requirements.Įnsures that an automatic and secure backup process is in place. Proper security protocols will be in place to safeguard content from vulnerabilities and hacks.Įnhances CAP branding efforts through alignment with template. Just as members are able to view the public facing site as well as log onto eServices, units will have the ability to retain localized sites, processes and protected (login) pages behind their public facing site.

For those who already have established web sites, these benefits will be available upon migration. What are the benefits of the new hosted solution?Īllows units with limited resources the ability to establish unit web sites without absorbing the costs with local funds. **Now Available** Web Site Go-Live Instructions (please read carefully) **Now Available** Request a CAP website <-Request form will be available to Commanders, Director of Public Affairs, Public Affairs Officer, Director of IT, Information Technologies Officer. You will not need to do any coding – just upload images into the site and compose your content in our rich text editor.

The Full Text of this article is available as a PDF (225K).The CAP web hosting service allows you to quickly and easily create a web site using the standard branding and content management system. furiosus and the related Pyrococcus horikoshii clearly delimited the gene start in many cases, providing a sufficient training set. We found that sequence conservation between P. A significant problem is generating a set of 'true' start sites for algorithm training, in the absence of experimental work. These three genomes cover a broad spectrum of bacterial genomes, since B.subtilis is a Gram-positive bacterium, E.coli is a Gram-negative bacterium and P. The approach is evaluated using Bacillus subtilis, Escherichia coli and Pyrococcus furiosus. The accuracy of this approach is up to 90%, compared to 70%, using the most common tools in fully automated mode (that is, without expert human post-processing of results). Mixed integer programing was used to optimize the discriminatory system. In this paper, we present a novel approach to bacterial start site prediction that takes into account multiple features of a potential start site, viz., ribosome binding site (RBS) binding energy, distance of the RBS from the start codon, distance from the beginning of the maximal ORF to the start codon, the start codon itself and the coding/non-coding potential around the start site. Although the existing tools predict genes in bacterial genomes with high overall accuracy, their ability to pinpoint the translation start site remains unsatisfactory.

With the growing number of completely sequenced bacterial genes, accurate gene prediction in bacterial genomes remains an important problem.

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