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ICGEB Ph.D. course in Molecular Genetics Molecular Biophysics |
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Outline: |
This course is meant to provide an introduction to selected topics in
protein research and will consist in lectures and journal club discussions. In
the last course we heard about protein folding and protein NMR. The following
topics includes network science as used in various
fields of molecular biology. This course attempts to promote a holistic view
that includes a wide range of approaches.
For further reading visit the virtual
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Topics: |
U. Newcastle-J.Stefan Inst. Ljubljana: PROTEIN FOLDING |
Monday, November 17 (lecture) 1. Anfinsen and the protein folding
problem (14:00-15:30) 2. How important are kinetics?
(16:30-18:00) Wednesday, November 26 , (lecture) 3. How does folding start?
(14:00-15:30) 4. A new look at the Molten
Globule (16:00-17:30) Monday, December 1, (lecture) 5. Thermodynamics are not enough -
the need for help (14:00-15:30) 6. Protein folding and disease
(16:00-17:30) |
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Protein Structure and Bioinformatics ICGEB Trieste PROTEIN NMR |
Tuesday,
December 2, 13:30-14:30, (lecture) Nuclear Magnetic Resonance in Structural Biology Lecture outline and further reading Wednesday,
December 10, 11:00-12:00 (Journal club, Elisa Tagliani, 1st year PhD
student, Molecular Immunology Group ): Kim et al: A Zinc Clasp Structure
TethersLck to T Cell Coreceptors CD4
and CD8 (article) |
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Dept. Tumor Biology and Bioinformatics, Institute
for Cancer Research, The |
Monday,
February 2, 13:30-14:30 Journal Club, Alejandro
Palacios: Jenssen et al: Literature network of human genes, with some
reference to Schlitt et al (links below) Wednesday,
February 11, 14:30 –16:00
"Development and use of literature networks in obtaining higher
level biological information" Further reading: Jenssen et al, Nature Genetics, 2001, Schlitt et al, Genome Research, 2003 |
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Janusz M. Bujnicki, Ph.D. EMBO/HHMI Young
Investigator, Laboratory of Bioinformatics and Protein Engineering
International Institute of Molecular and Cell BiologyTrojdena
4, 02-109 |
Monday,
March 12, 14:30-16:30 "Introduction to protein structure prediction and
modeling" |
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Albert-László
Barabási, Emil t. Hofman Professor of Physics,
Department of Physics, University of Notra Dame, IN
46556 USA. |
Network biology,
from protein interactions to antibiotics Lecture:
May 20, 12:00, ICGEB seminar room |
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Info
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Barbara Argenti (Ext. 7333, bargenti@icgeb.org),
Sándor Pongor (course organizer, ext 7300,
pongor@icgeb.org) |
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modified: May 17, 2008.