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- From: Dmitri Svergun <Svergun@embl-hamburg.de>
- Date: Tue, 31 Aug 1999 14:48:27 +0100
SHAPE DETERMINATION OF BIOLOGICAL MACROMOLECULES IN SOLUTION AND RELATED TOPICS A workshop on this topic supported in part by the EU TMR grant ERBFMGECT980134 "Access to Large scale facilities" will be held at the EMBL Outstation on the DESY site in Hamburg on November 26 - 27, 1999 Invited lectures will be given by: J.M. ANDREU: Shape and size determination of proteins with X-ray solution scattering and genetic algorithms J. BORDAS: Myosin heads conformation in contracting muscle: molecular dynamics and pattern phasing J. GARCIA DE LA TORRE: Determination of the shape of biological macromolecules from hydrodynamic properties J.G. GROSSMANN: Shaping structures of proteins in solution: a user's perspective. R. KAHN: Ab-initio phasing of MASC data using a parameterised description of the envelope P. MARIANI: Transglutaminase: Monte Carlo analysis of small angle scattering data R. MAY: Donuts, cookies, and a grain of salt S.J. PERKINS: Highly constrained scattering modelling fits using crystal structures - a critical assessment J. TREWHELLA: Combining high-resolution structural data with neutron contrast variation data to study interactions and structural transitions in biomolecular networks H. TSURUTA: Small angle diffraction improves fidelity of structure models deduced by crystallography and electron microscopy - Low resolution virus crystallography and use of X-ray scattering amplitudes in EM J. SKOV-PEDERSEN: Modelling small-angle scattering data using analytical models and numerical expressions based on Monte Carlo simulations H.B. STUHRMANN: Contrast variation in ribosomal structure research: from shape determination by external contrast variation to labelling structures by internal contrast variation D. SVERGUN: Restoring 3D from 1D: when and why is it possible P. VACHETTE: Some examples of using crystal structures to interpret solution SAXS patterns V. VOLKOV: Uniqueness of shape determination from SAS data: practice. Applications, including a short CV, a short description of your current research and the reason why attendance to this workshop is important for you should be received by October 1st, 1999. Young researchers are requested to provide a letter of recommendation from a senior scientist. The number of places is restricted to 25. The participation fee (EUR 125) covers accomodation and meals during the workshop. Limited funds are available to support travel for citizens from the EU member and associated states. For further information, please consult the EMBL Hamburg WWW pages (http://www.embl-hamburg.de) or contact M. Koch ( koch@embl-hamburg.de) or D. Svergun ( svergun@embl-hamburg.de ), EMBL c/o DESY, Notkestrasse 85, D-22603 Hamburg, Germany, FAX: +49-40-89902-149. Send CV and applications to shape99@embl-hamburg.de
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