July 23rd speakers: Elizabeth Rhoades and François-Xavier Theillet
Date:
On Thursday July 23rd Dr. Rhoades and Dr. Theillet spoke about understanding IDPs involved in cellular dysfunction and new approaches to study phosphorylated IDPs, respectively
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Functional interactions of dysfunctional proteins
Dr. Elizabeth Rhoades (University of Pennsylvania, USA)
Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry
Research in the Rhoades lab aims to elucidate the principles that link protein conformational change with structure-function relationships, focusing on understanding structural plasticity in intrinsically disordered proteins (IDPs). IDPs do not form stable structures under physiological conditions; for many, function is dependent upon disorder.
IDPs are intrinsically disordered phosphoproteins: how to study IDPs closer to native forms and conditions
Dr. François-Xavier Theillet (CNRS - Institute of Integrative Biology of the Cell, France)
CNRS Research
Dr. François-Xavier Theillet is an independent CNRS (Centre national de la recherche scientifique) researcher. His group develops NMR and EPR-based methods to better understand disordered proteins
Time:
Los Angeles: 10:00 AM - Chicago: 12:00 PM - New York: 1:00 PM
London: 6:00 PM - Paris: 7:00 PM - Moscow: 8:00 PM
Delhi: 10:30 PM - Beijing: 1:00 AM (Friday) - Sydney: 3:00 AM (Friday)