Dear Ashley,
Excellent find!
Within it I see that one of the UK agencies states:-
vii. What resources will you require to deliver your (Data management
and sharing) plan?
Greetings,
John
On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 10:50 PM, Deacon, Ashley M.
adea...@slac.stanford.edu wrote:
I also found this
A post-doctoral position and a PhD position are open to study structure,
mechanism and function of clinically relevant cation/proton antiporters and
their integration in signalling processes. The project is part of the
Collaborative Research Center 746 (http://www.sfb746.uni-freiburg.de) and is
Dear crystallographers,
Because of the low cost and speed of synthesizing 40- to 60-mer peptides,
I wonder whether anyone has (good or bad) experiences crystalizing such
peptides. In literature, I've found up to 34-mer synthetic coiled coils,
but no other protein class. I can imagine that a
Hans,
Most natural toxins from snakes, scorpions etc are 50+/-some peptides. And
quite a few of those have been studied and crystallized (see pdb for a list).
Having worked on one of these structures as a graduate student, I can share my
experience:
- Purification is harder than you would
As Mark says, structure solution of smallish peptides is not usually as
easy as one might expect. A number of the small (say up to 50 residue)
peptides in the PDB were solved by direct methods, but these require
native data to 1.2A or (preferably) better. If sulfur is present in the
molecule,
Jiyuan,
I believe PISA will easily do this for you.
C
On Thu, Nov 10, 2011 at 5:10 PM, Ke, Jiyuan jiyuan...@vai.org wrote:
Dear All,
** **
I have a protein that exists as a dimer in the crystal structure. I want
to calculate and compare the area of the buried hydrophobic core of a
Dear colleagues,
I would like to draw your attention to an upcoming free, educational webinar
to be presented by Jim Pflugrath, Ph. D. titled Home Lab SAD phasing with
HKL-3000: From data collection to refined models in less than an hour. This
interactive tutorial and webinar will demonstrate how
Hi crystallographers
Has anyone actually collected data on a crystal that
has been treated with Izit dye? If so did you
see any structural effects or know any structure that presentthis dye?
Cheers
Adam Campos
I wouldn't be surprised if it is methylene blue.
Jürgen
On Nov 10, 2011, at 11:34 PM, adam andres wrote:
Hi crystallographers
Has anyone actually collected data on a crystal that
has been treated with Izit dye? If so did you
see any structural effects or know any structure that present this
Some HIV protease structures have been done using synthetic HIV protease (99
amino acid monomers). Look at J. Martin et al from UQ in Queensland. I believe
this was done with Steve Kent. The protein contains some non-natural amino
acids too.
Hope this helps
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