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2007-2008 SBB Seminar Series
All seminars are held every Monday at 4:00 pm in Room 439 of the Nanaline Duke Building, unless otherwise indicated.
Non-SBB students and faculty are, of course, welcome to attend. Attendance is required for SBB Program students. Food and beverages (typically, pizza and sodas) will be served at each seminar.
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Vital-IT group, Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics, Lausanne, Switzerland Swiss-PdbViewer and SwissModel: an environment for comparative protein modeling and structural analysis. 4pm, room 439, Nanaline Duke Bldg (move to 147 if overcrowded) | |
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Spring semester classes start Jan 9, first SBB seminar Jan 28 | |
No Duke Classes, etc. | |
Medical Physics Program Modern Developments and Techniques in Radiation Therapy - Radiosurgery and the Treatment of Cervical Cancer | |
Zhou/Biochem Structure and Function Studies of the CTD Phosphatase Ssu72 | |
Haase/Biology Kinesin-5 motors in budding yeast: Powering centrosome separation | |
Oas/Biochem Folding kinetics of RNase P Protein: An Intrinsically Unstructured Protein | |
Hellinga/Biochem High-Throughput Microscale Production, Purification, and Assay of Protein-Protein Interactions | |
Beese/Biochem From cancer to parasitic pathogens: attacking protein prenylation in the fight against disease | |
U. Wash., Seattle HIV Immunogen Design | |
Beese/Biochem Human Exonuclease I and DNA Repair | |
Richardson/Biochem Massaging Protein Backbone: New Observations and Applications of the Backrub | |
Beese/Biochem Understanding a high fidelity DNA polymerase: structure and mechanism | |
Franz/Chemistry Characterization of Thioether-Only Cu(I) Binding by Ctr1 Methionine Motifs | |
Biochemistry and Biophysics, UNC Chapel Hill Computer-based Design of Protein-Protein Interfaces | |
Beratan/Chemistry Can one derive the conformational preference of a peptide from its Raman optical activity spectrum? | |
Beese/Biochem Adventures in Telomerase Biology | |
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Cell Biology FtsZ, the bacterial tubulin: (1) a biophysical enigma (cooperative assembly), (2) a major breakthrough (division of liposomes in vitro) | |
Statistical Science Theory and Practice of Molecular Dynamics Simulations | |
Zhou/Biochem Probing the structural and functional properties of ubiquitin-binding domains within DNA Y-Polymerases eta and iota | |
York/Pharm Investigating Substrate Selectivity in Inositol Polyphosphate Kinase 2; Structural Studies of atIPK2 alpha | |
Vo-Dinh/Biomedical Engineering Plasmonics-active biosensing at the single-cell/single molecule level | |
Zhou/Biochem NMR Structure Studies of the FF Domains of CA150 | |
Richardson/Biochem Suite Strings : Harmony Between Backbone and Base Motifs | |
GlaxoSmithKline Evolutionary and Structural Bioinformatics at GSK: tales, +-'s of an industrial position, time for Q&A ---- NOTE: seminar time moved to 4:45 ---- | |
Donald/Computer Science & Biochemistry Computational Protein Redesign and the Non-Ribosomal Code | |
NIEHS Probing RNA Recognition Specificity of PUF Proteins | |
Dept Chem, Dept Biochem & Biophys, UNC Human Nuclear Receptors: Ancient Precursors and Modern Marvels | |
Richardson/Biochem Protein Fragments and Residual Dipolar Couplings |
Protocol for hosting speakers:
Note that for this seminar series, our students act as host for all of our outside speakers. Student hosts should download and use this protocol for hosting speakers (MS Word Document) so that the seminar will be properly advertised and all the necessary arrangements will be made well in advance of the actual seminar. In conjunction with that protocol, please download and use this seminar notice template (MS Word Document).