Crash Course: The PDB @ 50 - Celebrating Protein Data Bank Contributions From Rutgers University Structural Biologists From The Last 50 Years
Tuesday, November 2 2021 • 1:00 PM
VIRTUAL EVENT • Register at go.rutgers.edu/khhhy45r
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1:00–1:05 pm |
Welcome and introductions |
1:05–1:25 pm |
Protein Data Bank at 50 years of age |
1:25–1:45 pm |
Structural biology of transcription and transcriptional regulation |
1:45–2:05 pm |
Structural elucidation of beta-(1,3)-glucan synthase from Candida glabrata using |
2:05–2:25 pm |
Use of structural information to guide successful design of HIV/AIDS treatments |
2:25–2:45 pm |
How Colicin E1 stoppers the multidrug efflux pump TolC |
2:45–3:00 pm |
Break |
3:00-3:20 pm |
Bacterial response regulators: Diverse regulatory mechanisms enabled by |
3:20–3:40 pm |
Solving protein structures with proton detected solid-state NMR: 15 years of progress |
3:40–4:00 pm |
A story from under the poisonous umbrella: Towards cryo-EM structure determination |
4:00–4:20 pm |
Investigating alpha-Synuclein amyloid seeding processes by NMR
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4:20–4:40 pm |
Conformational plasticity in molecular recognition |
4:40–5:00 pm | Structure determination of small proteins by single-particle cryo-electron microscopy Vasileios Petrou, Ph.D.: CII; RNJMS-MB&MG |
5:00–5:20 pm | Receptor binding and entry of Hepatitis C Virus Joe Marcotrigiano, Ph.D.: National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease (previously Rutgers CABM; SAS-C&CB) |
5:20–5:40 pm | Nucleic acid structures and the Protein Data Bank Helen M. Berman, Ph.D.: Director Emerita, RCSB PDB; IQB; SAS-C&CB |
5:40-5:45 pm | Closing remarks and acknowledgements Stephen K. Burley, M.D., D.Phil. |