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>>>>>>>>>>>>> FUTURE OF STRUCTURAL BIOLOGY CONFERENCE
>>>>>>Sponsored by the Member Institutions of the New York Structural Biology Center
>>Wednesday May 7th & Thursday May 8th, 2003, 9 am 5:15 pm
>> Aronow Theater, North Academic Center, 136th St & Convent Avenue, City
> College of New York
>>Speakers include (in alphabetical order)
>>Wolfgang Baumeister, Max Plank Institut, 'Electron tomography: visualizing
>macromolecular structures in intact cells'
>>David DeRosier, Brandeis University, 'Structure of the chemotaxis machinery'
>>Juli Feigon, UCLA, 'Biophysical studies of telomerase RNA structure and
>mutations linked to disease'
>>Stephen Fesik, Abbott Labs, 'Structural Biology in Drug Research'
>>Joachim Frank, Wadsworth Center & HHMI, 'What makes it tick? Attempts to
>understand the dynamics of the ribosome using Cryo EM'
>>Wayne Hendrickson, Columbia University & HHMI, 'Conformational
>Adaptability in the HIV Envelope Glycoprotein gp120'
>>Lewis Kay, University of Toronto, 'Looking to the future with NMR'
>>Peter Moore, Yale University, 'Solving big structures :the ribosome'
>>Charles Sanders, Vanderbilt University, 'Membrane protein misfolding and
>disease'
>>Jacob Schaefer, Washington University, St. Louis, 'Redor characterization
>of protein binding sites'
>>Janet Smith, Purdue University, 'Complex enzymes: past and future'
>>Timothy Springer, Harvard Medical School, 'Integrins, beta-propellers, and
>predicted and experimental structures'
>>Michael Sternberg, Imperial College, London, 'The role of bioinformatics
>in structural genomics projects'
>>Bill Weis, Stanford University, 'Beta-catenin in cell adhesion and Wnt
>signalling'
>>Kurt Wüthrich, ETHZ & Scripps Institute, 'NMR in structural and functional
>proteomics'
>>>For details see http://futurestructuralbiology.org
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