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Search for Duplicities and Quality Evaluvation of Photos
Sklenář, Zdeněk ; Hradiš, Michal (referee) ; Zemčík, Pavel (advisor)
This bachelor thesis is about the analysis, design, and implementation and testing of an application, which is used to find duplicates in photographs according to it's Exif metadata. The app can also let you preview the photo, including Exif metadatas. It is possible to filter your photos. You can group duplicates with the original photo, and select the best photos to keep it in accordance with a user-defined parameter, then manually adjust this option, and deleting others. There is also a possibility to export selected photos to a ZIP archive.
CSS3 Style Sheet Analyzer Extensions
Mikulík, Petr ; Bartík, Vladimír (referee) ; Burget, Radek (advisor)
Thesis extends an existing open source CSSBox project by adding support for new CSS3 properties to its jStyleParse parser. Specifically, support for box-shadow, grid layout and finaly CSS animations and transitions was added. Thesis is, just like the original project, writen Java and consists of a series of data structures, implementation methods and testing classes. The result is a git pull request on Github.com over the original project repository. All changes related to this thesis are applied to the project and are therefore part of it.
Imaging of the gastrointestinal tract - ERCP
HROCHOVÁ, Simona
The bachelor thesis on GIT imaging methods with focus on ERCP deals with diagnostic and therapeutic methods and provides an overview of the individual imaging methods used in diagnostics and therapy. In the practical part, the thesis focuses on the ERCP diagnostic and therapeutic method. Knowledge of anatomy is indispensable for the orientation in this field and for the quality work of radiological assistants and physicians, and therefore the introduction is dedicated to GIT anatomy. Diagnostic procedures, including imaging methods, are described in each individual anatomical area, and the most common diseases affecting the indicated GIT area are listed. The second half of the theoretical part describes the diagnostic and therapeutic imaging methods of the digestive tract with respect to the anatomical area in which the examination is carried out, which fall under the X-ray unit and are performed by radiological assistants and doctors. The practical part is focused on the diagnostic and therapeutic method ERCP and its use at the RTG unit at Thomayerova hospital in the years 2014-18. The work covers the entire course of the examination from the preparation of the patient to the therapeutic procedures. A set of patients is used in terms of the frequency of the examinations carried out in 2014-18. In the individual years, patients are further broken down and analysed based on the decade of birth and gender. The data sets obtained are processed into clear graphs and the use of the method today is evaluated based on the proportion of patients undergoing the examination in the individual years using the date of birth and gender criteria. Specialized books and articles as well as verified internet sources were used to write this bachelor thesis. The results of my work give answers to the research question about the preferences of using the ERCP examination. They reflect the ongoing trend in the use of ERCP in diagnostics and especially in therapy due to the undeniable advantage of the use of therapeutic interventions immediately during the diagnostic examination. The aim of the thesis is to create a general overview and description of the individual methods of GIT examination according to the individual anatomical area with focus and a more detailed description of the ERCP method. An analysis of the data set obtained at the Thomayer Hospital's RTG unit was carried out.
Web development using the JAM Stack technology
MINKA, Jakub
The aim of the thesis is to introduce a modern alternative in the field of web development using JAM Stack technology. Web technologies are developing at a~very fast pace and there are curently a lot of web technologies available on the market to develop websites. Each has its own pluses and minuses and the JAM Stack is located somewhere between. In contrast to the classical front end + back end, JAM Stack is bulit on a purely static concept with no need to use server and databases. It allows web creators to build secure and fast websites. JAM Stack is a method, which consists of three elements - JavaScript that handles and performs client requests, number of API's (application programming interfaces) that mediate server-side and database operations and Markup language. The author will focus on various forms of JAM Stack, test and describe some useful API's and markup language tools, explore the possibilities of using this technology and compare it with the other technologies. In the practical part he will create a functional website entirely bulit with JAM Stack technology. The website will be published using some of the static hosting providers and the website will be distributed over CDN.
Database Version Management for Application Development
Kotráš, Jan ; Burget, Radek (referee) ; Rychlý, Marek (advisor)
The purpose of this work is to facilitate database version working on the database management system MySQL. The intention of application is to get efficiency and make simpler versioning of database layer for application development in smaller teams.  
Web User Interface for Pass Password Manager
Chroust, Michal ; Burget, Radek (referee) ; Rychlý, Marek (advisor)
The goal of the thesis is implementation of password manager with support of version control trough git and encryption using OpenPGP.js library. Work addresses suitable structure of storing passwords in memory, Promise library usage, conversion to and from Base64, passwords security, HTTPS requests and git service usage. It also focuses on tools and technologies used troughout application development. Application allows it's use both on server and browser.
Development and implementation of a database schema testing system
Káňa, Jakub ; Palovská, Helena (advisor) ; Procházka, Ondřej (referee)
The thesis deals with development of software tool which is able to automatically test relational schemas. Software development is aimed at supporting database systems Microsoft SQL Server and Oracle MySQL. In the introduction is presented research papers of comparison of database schemas in a software development teams after that selected software tools offered by the market are evaluated. In the next part is introduced historical context of evolution of database models and there are described objects within the rela-tional schemas. It is discussed differences between mentioned database systems and ways of providing meta-information about database schema. In the implementation part is described development of testing tools, problems occurred during development are analyzed. One chapter is devoted to description of applied tech-nologies. Contribution of this work is application design and practical implementation in the envi-ronment of the real company which is capable to create database objects based on SQL (DDL) scripts and compare them with pre-defined logic.
New regulatory mechanisms of microtubule nucleation
Černohorská, Markéta ; Dráber, Pavel (advisor) ; Binarová, Pavla (referee) ; Hašek, Jiří (referee)
MT nucleation from γ-tubulin complexes, located at centrosome, is an essential step in the formation of MT cytoskeleton. In mammalian cells, -tubulin is encoded by two genes. We functionally characterized two γ-tubulin proteins and have found that both are functionally equivalent. γ-Tubulin 2 is able to substitute for γ-tubulin 1 in MT nucleation. However, we revealed that unlike TUBG1, TUBG2 expression is downregulated in mouse preimplantation development. Mast cells represent effectors of the allergy reaction. Their activation by antigen induces number of cellular processes such as degranulation, proliferation and cytoskeleton rearrangements. The regulatory mechanisms of MT reorganization during mast cell activation are unknown. We identified new signaling proteins, GIT1 and PIX that interact with - tubulin. Depletion of GIT1 or PIX leads to changes in MT nucleation. GIT1 is phosphorylated on tyrosine and associates with γ-tubulin in a Ca2+ -dependent manner. Our data suggested a novel signaling pathway for MT rearrangement in mast cells where tyrosine kinase-activated GIT1 and βPIX work in concert with Ca2+ signaling to regulate MT nucleation. We tested the capability of GIT1 and PIX to influence -tubulin function in more cell types. We found out that GIT1/βPIX signaling proteins together...
Using version management systems in software development
Holada, David ; Brožek, Jiří (advisor) ; Pavlíček, Josef (referee)
This thesis talks about version control sytems usage in terms of software development. There is introduced historical background of these systems together with reasons for their creation. Next are listed today's most used version control systems which are compared between each other. Further, there are showcased basic commands for work with version control systems. For demonstration of these commands is chosen version control system called Git. In practical part of this thesis there is talked about aplication of Git in Brackets IDE plugin Brackets Git. Finally, there are compared options for work with Git on server and options of auto-deployment.
Influence of some foods on growth and viability of probotic bacteria
Vajglová, Klára ; Němcová, Andrea (referee) ; Márová, Ivana (advisor)
The goal of this work was a study the influence of food and beverages on the viability and growth of probiotic bacteria. The influence of food and beverages was tested on monocultures of Lactobacillus acidophilus, Bifidobacterium breve and mixed culture of probiotic microorganisms. In the experimental part, probiotic cultures were incubated in selected foods and beverages. After that they were tested in a model conditions of digestive tract. In some probiotic cultures, growth of viable cells during incubation in the digestive tract was observed. The increase of probiotic cells was showed predominantly in foods that contained higher levels of sugars and fats or a suitable combination. Their increase was up to four times in some cases. Based on the results, mixed probiotic cultures aren’t surprisingly exhibited better survival and maintain sufficient amount of viable cells even during the digestive process. Moreover, probiotic microorganisms could be recommended to consumption during meals better than just with a beverage.

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