Thursday, April 10th at 11:00am EST -- please join our webinar to hear Matt Baker, Instructor at Baylor College of Medicine, give an introduction to Modeling Macromolecular Structures with Gorgon.
Modeling Macromolecular Structures with Gorgon
Thursday, April 10th at 11:00am EST
Matt Baker, Ph.D.
Instructor, Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology,
Baylor College of Medicine
The complex interplay of proteins and other molecules, often in the
form of large transitory assemblies, is critical to cellular function.
Today, X-ray crystallography and electron cryo-microscopy (cryo-EM)
are routinely used to image these macromolecular complexes, though
often at limited resolutions. Despite the rapidly growing number of
macromolecular structures, few tools exist for modeling and annotating
structures in the range of 3-10 Å resolution.To this end, we developed
a new interactive toolkit (Gorgon) …
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Our March webinar will feature Thomas Grant, postdoctoral scholar at the Hauptman-Woodward Medical Research Institute. Thomas will give us a two part primer on Biological Small Angle Scattering (SAXS). This webinar will be recorded and made available to members through the SBGridTV YouTube channel. Please be sure to subscribe to this channel to receive notifications when new webinars are added.
Part I: Introduction to Biological Small Angle Scattering
Part II: Advanced Applications of Biological Small Angle Scattering
Thomas Grant
Postdoctoral Scholar
Hauptman-Woodward Medical Research Institute
This review (Putnam et al, Q REv Biophys. 2007 Aug; 40(3):191-285) is recommended for anyone interested in additional information on using SAXS in combination with crystallography and computational methods.
Small angle scattering is a solution technique enabling the acquisition of low resolution structural …
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The applications listed below are freely available to non-profit labs, but each lab must register individually before we can install the software. If you would like any of these titles included in your installation, please follow the instructions shown:
- ACEMD: register using the htmd_register command. Users will need an ACEMD Pro node-locked license from Acellera to run the software on multiple GPUs. See the Acellera licensing page for more detais.
- autoPROC: submit a license request to Global Phasing, then copy your license file to /programs/local/autoproc/autoproc_licence and the software will start working.
- BUSTER: submit a license request to Global Phasing, then copy your license file to programs/local/buster/buster_licence and the software will start working.
- CCP4, complete the licensing agreement and return the signed document to the STFC Daresbury Laboratory …
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Registration Closed. Contact events@sbgrid.org with questions
We are pleased to announce that registration is now open for the 2014 SBGrid/NE-CAT Computing School. Quo Vadis Structural Biology 2014? will focus on Data Processing in Crystallography, including a Phenix Workshop.
Quo Vadis Structural Biology 2014?
SBGrid/NE-CAT Computing School
Data Processing in Crystallography
June 5-6, 2014
Advances in Structure Determination with Phenix
June 7, 2014
Paul Adams, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Nathaniel Echols, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Tom Terwilliger, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Improved Structural Modeling Using BioLuminate
June 7, 2014
Melissa Landon, Ph.D., Schrodinger, Inc.
Harvard Medical School
Boston, MA
Registration Fee: $200
register here
Lodging information is posted on the registration site.
Scientific Advisory Board: Axel Brunger, Lynne Howell, Yuh Min Chook
Organizing Committee: David Neau, Jon Schuermann, …
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Thursday, February 6th at 11:00am EST -- please join our webinar to hear Wladek Minor's presentation entitled HKL-2000/HKL-3000: Toward the Future of Structural Biology. Wladek is Professor of Molecular Physiology and Biological Physics at University of Virginia.
HKL-2000/HKL-3000: Toward the Future of Structural Biology
Thursday, February 6th at 11:00am EST
Wladek Minor
Professor of Molecular Physiology and Biological Physics
University of Virginia
For more information on HLK2000 software, check out the HKL2000 website.
Webinar Connection Instructions: We are using the FUZEBOX Meeting application to host our webinars, which is compatible with Mac, Liuux, and Windows computers. To connect, follow the Meeting URL and enter the meeting number:
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