Contact  Intranet  Sitemap     EMBL Hamburg > Courses and Conferences   Introduction   Poster   Speakers   Programme   Organisers   How to get there   Download area (password protected) Presentations Download area Invited lectures Dmitrij Frishman - Will my protein crystallize? Jaime Prilusky - Bioinformatics Tools for Structural Biology Zygmunt Derewenda - Protein crystallization by surface engineering Arnaud Poterszman - Experiences from limited proteolysis and mass spectrometry Christoph Meier - Defining protein domains - computational and experimental approaches Frank Eisenhaber - PTMs and Subcellular Localization Signals Birgit Eisenhaber - The GPI liquid anchoring: an alternative for membrate attachment for proteins Anne Poupon - Detecting unfolded regions in protein sequences Zsuzsanna Dosztányi - Dissecting proteins into ordered and disordered parts using estimated pairwise energies Sonia Longhi - Predicting structural disorder and induced folding: from theoretical principles to practical applications Michel Dumontier - Predicting Protein Domains and Small Molecule Binding Sites Jaap Heringa - Predicting domain features from sequence Christine Elsik - Predicting Protein Interdomain Linkers using Hidden Markov Models Oxana V. Galzitskaya - Prediction of domain boundaries and unfolded regions in protein chain David Jones - Protein Domain Prediction Short selected presentations Simone Müller - Structural studies on domains in proximity to titin kinase and domains involved in its downstream signaling pathway Sonja Alexandra Dames - The solution structure of the dimeric carboxy-terminal domain of Hexim1 and the characterization of its interaction with Cyclin T1 by NMR Valery A. Sorokin - Efficient approach to the delineation of permuted domains in sequences of homologous proteins Ian Overton - A Normalised Scale to Estimate Protein 'Crystallisation Propensite' - The OB-Score Cataldo Tarricone - Crystal structure of Ndel1, a co-regulator of cytoplasmic dynein Photographs Group photo 1 Group photo 2 Group photo 3