Cryo Interactive Entertainment was a Frenchvideo game development and publishing company founded in 1992, but existing unofficially since 1989 as a developer group under the name Cryo.
History
Cryo was formed by members of ERE Informatique who left Infogrames (proprietor of ERE since 1986) – among these were Philippe Ulrich, Rémi Herbulot and Jean-Martial Lefranc.
The first game developed under the Cryo Interactive moniker was the hit Dune, which granted the newly formed software company both publicity and funding for further games under Virgin until 1996, when Cryo started self-publishing inside the European market, and in North America through then partially owned Canadian publisher DreamCatcher Interactive.
Cryo made its name mostly through adaptations of already existing stories (such as Riverworld, based on Philip José Farmer's novel and Ubik by Philip K. Dick) or those based on historical scenarios (like KGB, a game set days before the dissolution of the Soviet Union and several games based in Ancient Egypt, Qing Dynasty's China and Louis XIV's France, developed with Cryo's Omni3D engine). Although most of the post-Virgin games managed to capture and stay true to the original settings, poor interfaces and the lack of worldwide distribution turned little profit from each game.
To validate their findings, the researchers used several methods, including GUV binding and leakage assay for testing peptide-membrane interactions, cryo-electron microscopy to examine protein ...
We recommend using this unofficial fan-made interactive map to do so ...Mixing Cryo (ice) and Hydro (water) will freeze enemies, but mixing Cryo with Electro (electricity) will decrease the enemies physical damage resistance.
By taking atomic images with a cryo-electron microscope, the team saw how their new antibodies interacted with HER2 spatially (keeping two HER2 molecules from interacting to signal), allowing the team to refine their antibody designs continually ... .
To do this, they used cryo-EM and biophysical techniques to analyze how known blockers interact with SLC19A3... "We believe our work could also create a basis for studying how medicines interact with similar transporters in the human body.
Ph.D. student Charlotte Crowe, together with Dr. Mark Nakasone, SeniorPostdoctoralScientist at CeTPD, used a technique called cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM), which enables scientists to see how biomolecules move and interact with each other ...DOI.
Thanks to the enormous developments in recent years in the field of cryo-electron microscopy and the new AI-based software AlphaFold, which enables predictions about protein structures, scientists can ...
However, thanks to the state-of-the-art cryo-electron microscopes, the researchers have now been able to gain new insights into the interaction between Vipp1 and the cell membrane ... Cryo-electron ...
Cryo-EM involves flash freezing a mixture of proteins and taking hundreds of thousands of pictures of them to see how they interact ... configurations of the molecules interacted with TGF-Beta's receptor.
The researchers were able to study the structure of this complex, which is made up of 17 proteins, and the interactions between its components ... "High-resolution cryo-electron microscopy makes it ...
Using AI-driven computer simulations, BrightGene has discovered that optimal interaction between the glutamate residues on both GLP-1R ... This interaction is a key insight not evident in cryo-EM studies.
Using cryo-electron ... The high-resolution visualization provides new insights into the interactions of hydrogens within photosystem II, which are crucial for the reaction driven by light energy.
Upon arriving at the SilentStreet, interact with the nearby payphone and select the Plaza Entryway waypoint ... Can - Cryo Original ... Interact with the vending machine to receive the Cryo Original can.
Now an international team of researchers has mapped in detail the structure and function of the protein ZP2, an egg coat filament component that plays a key role in regulating how egg and sperm interact with each other at fertilization.
... the method he developed, called tomoDRGN, for modeling structural differences of proteins in cryo-ET data that arise from protein motions or proteins binding to different interaction partners.
