tertiary (redirected from tertiary structure proteins)

tertiary /ter·ti·ary/ (ter´she-ar″e) third in order.

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ter·ti·ar·y (tûrsh-r)

adj.

1. Third in place, order, degree, or rank.

2. Of or relating to salts of acids containing three replaceable hydrogen atoms.

3. Of or relating to organic compounds in which a group is bound to three nonelementary radicals.

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tertiary

[tur′shē·er′ē, tursh′ərē]

Etymology: L, tertius, third

1 third in frequency or order of use.

2 belonging to the third level of sophistication of development, such as a tertiary health care facility.

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tertiary

third in order.

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tertiary care

that provided by a veterinary school or equivalent institution, staffed by specialists and providing advanced diagnostic procedures.

tertiary structure proteins

unique structure made up of secondary structure elements (such as helices, β-sheets) folded in a specific way to determine the three-dimensional, biologically-active conformation of a protein.

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tertiary

adjective Referring to a third level

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Patient discussion about tertiary.

Q. I am looking for an Enterprise-wide Hospital Management Software to run a tertiary level of care Hospital. The software should be an ERP taking into account all the hospital's operation from reception to admission, tranfer, to discharge, including facility management, account department operations to house keeping and Human Resources Management

A. Not really my field, but googling would give you plenty of results, and this one (http://www.business.com/directory/health_care/facilities_and_health_systems/facilities_management/) might be a good place to start your search.

Also, here (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_open_source_healthcare_software) you can find a list of open source healthcare software you may find usefull.

Goodluck!