Sentences with phrase «crystallography lab»

Delaglio landed his first job in a crystallography lab as a chemistry undergraduate at Syracuse University because he had some experience developing film.

I shared Mariusz's hope that he would, shortly, be able to set up the first protein crystallography lab in his home country.

Support for the X-ray crystallography labs came naturally, says Sliz, «but the major game change was electron microscopy.»

Not exact matches

Gordon supervises a lab of some 20 graduate students and postdocs with expertise in disciplines ranging from ecology to crystallography.

LiWang's lab also collaborates with X-ray crystallographers like Carrie Partch at the University of California, Santa Cruz, because X-ray crystallography is a powerful technique to capture static structures of proteins and their complexes at atomic and near - atomic resolution.

An international collaboration of scientists led by Omar Yaghi, a chemist with the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab), has developed a technique they dubbed «gas adsorption crystallography» that provides a new way to study the process by which metal - organic frameworks (MOFs)-- 3D crystals with extraordinarily large internal surface areas — are able to store immense volumes of gases such a carbon dioxide, hydrogen and methane.

Using X-ray crystallography, carried out in collaboration with the lab of Christoph Müller, the team was able to determine for the first time the structure of Oskar's two domains, called OSK and LOTUS.

That work triggered a close race between the Cambridge University group and a rival team at MIT in deciphering tRNA's 3D structure at atomic resolution with x-ray crystallography, with the two labs publishing results within 2 weeks of each other.

The course is offered by Brookhaven Labs Biology and National Synchrotron Light Source departments, and reflects an educational component of the PXRR (Macromolecular Crystallography Research Resource), funded jointly by the National Center for Research Resources a branch of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the U.S. Department of Energys Office for Biological & Environmental Research.

Topic: DIALS: Advanced Data Reduction Presenter: Nicholas Sauter, Lawrence Berkeley National Labs Presented as part of: SBGrid / NE - CAT 2014: Data Processing in Crystallography June 5 - 6, 2014

He splits his time between the lab, where his group studies the molecular function of key proteins in cell regulation and pathogenicity, and directing a state - of - the - art Protein Crystallography Core Facility.

He and Sir Tom Blundell, also head of a London lab, realized the crystallography community needed to find a new way to work together.

CCP4 got its start in the 1970s when a number of new macromolecular crystallography groups spawned from the pioneering labs at the Laboratory of Molecular Biology at Cambridge and the biophysics department at Oxford.

With just a bachelor's degree, she began working in the lab of protein crystallography pioneer and Nobel Laureate Dorothy Hodgkin, who solved structures for penicillin, Vitamin B12 and insulin.

In college in Mississippi, he enjoyed biochemistry and did some lab work as a synthetic organic chemist, where he was introduced to X-ray crystallography.

He joined the laboratory of James Wang at Harvard University working on DNA toposisomerases, and subsequently the lab of Guy Dodson at the University of York, learning protein crystallography working on ligand discrimination in oxygen transport proteins.

Thanks to the cooperation with several technology transfer centers we are able to provide assistance in obtaining funds from the EU for the discovery of new molecules using crystallography methods; in which our lab service will be either a co-contractor or a subcontractor.

Since his departure from the Lab, Chapman has continued with his interest in molecular imaging with FELs and in 2009 led an international collaboration to carry out the first experiments in this area at LCLS, where a global team introduced a new technique now called serial femtosecond crystallography (SFX).

He has access to NMR machines at both labs, small angle scattering at TUM, and a crystallography facility at Helmholtz.

In the lab of Steven Burley, she gained a solid foundation in X-ray crystallography and solved the structures of eIF5B / IF2 and eIF2, essential GTPases involved in translation.

Williams studied solid state NMR with Ann McDermott as a chemistry graduate student at Columbia, then spent two years in the mid-1990s at the European Molecular Biology Lab in Heidelberg learning crystallography.

Using an integrative approach that combined electron microscopy on the Env trimer complex with PGT151 (led by the Ward lab) with the structure of the PGT151 Fab by x-ray crystallography (led by the Wilson lab), the scientists were able to visualize the location of the PGT151 - series binding site on the Env trimer — which includes a spot on one gp41 protein with two associated sugars (glycans), a patch on the gp120 protein and even a piece of the adjacent gp41 within the trimer structure — «a very complex epitope,» said Claudia Blattner, a research associate in the Wilson laboratory at TSRI and member of the IAVI Neutralizing Antibody Center who, along with graduate student Jeong Hyun Lee, was a first author of the second paper.