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Dr Karen N. Allen   Karen N. Allen (Chemistry, Boston University, USA)
General scientific interests: anomalous dispersion, biological crystallography, catalysis, cryocrystallography, enzymes, Laue diffraction, macromolecular crystallography, neutron scattering, proteins, structural biology, structural genomics, structure determination, X-ray diffraction.
Detailed scientific research interests: conformational change, enzymatic catalysis, enzymatic mechanism, enzyme inhibitors, enzyme superfamilies, kinetics.
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Dr Joao Alexandre Ribeiro Goncalves Barbosa   Joao Alexandre Ribeiro Goncalves Barbosa (Biophysics Lab, Department of Cell Biology, Universidade de Brasília, Brazil)
General scientific interests: biological crystallography, catalysis, drug design, macromolecular crystallography, proteins.
Detailed scientific research interests: crystallography, enzyme catalysis, protein structure.
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Mr Shane Caldwell   Shane Caldwell (Biochemistry, McGill University, Canada)
General scientific interests: catalysis, enzymes, macromolecular crystallography, molecular recognition, proteins.
Detailed scientific research interests: Enzyme Catalysis, Macromolecular evolution, Molecular motion and dynamics, Natural/microbial products, Protein engineering.
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Dr Evangelia Chrysina   Evangelia Chrysina (Institute of Biological Research & Biotechnology, National Hellenic Research Foundation, Greece)
General scientific interests: antibodies, cryocrystallography, crystal growth, data collection and processing, drug design, enzymes, hydrogen bonding, macromolecular crystallography, molecular modelling, molecular recognition, proteins, structural biology, structural genomics, structure determination, synchrotron radiation, twinning, X-ray diffraction.
Detailed scientific research interests: Drug design, Enzyme catalysis, Molecular recognition, Structural Biology, Structural Genomics.
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Dr Marie Fraser   Marie Fraser (Department of Biological Sciences, University of Calgary, Canada)
General scientific interests: biological crystallography, catalysis, cryocrystallography, crystal growth, X-ray diffraction.
Detailed scientific research interests: enzyme catalysis, protein structure and function.
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Dr Takao HIBI   Takao HIBI (Bioscience, Fukui prefectural University, Japan)
General scientific interests: biological crystallography, catalysis, computer graphics, cryocrystallography, crystal growth, data collection and processing, drug design, enzymes, hydrogen bonding, imaging, instrumentation, macromolecular crystallography, membranes, metalloproteins, microgravity, molecular modelling, molecular recognition, molecular replacement, natural products, nucleic acids, organic compounds, peptides, proteins, structural biology, structural chemistry, structure determination, structure-activity relationships, symmetry, synchrotron radiation, teaching and education, twinning, X-ray diffraction, XAFS.
Detailed scientific research interests: mechanisms of molecular recognition in enzyme catalysis.
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Dr Arthur Oubrie   Arthur Oubrie (Merck, -, Netherlands)
General scientific interests: biological crystallography, catalysis, computer graphics, cryocrystallography, data collection and processing, enzymes, macromolecular crystallography, metalloproteins, proteins, structural biology, structural chemistry, structure determination, structure-activity relationships.
Detailed scientific research interests: cofactor biosynthesis,, enzyme catalysis,, membrane proteins,, protein crystallography,, protein engineering.
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Dr Gregory A. Petsko   Gregory A. Petsko (Neurology/Ann Romney Center for Neurologic Diseases, Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School, USA)
General scientific interests: catalysis, drug design, enzymes, Laue diffraction, X-ray diffraction.
Detailed scientific research interests: children's diseases, enzyme catalysis, enzyme evolution, genetic selection, genetics, isomerases, protein dynamics, racemases, yeast.
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Dr Dagmar Ringe   Dagmar Ringe (and Departments of Biochemistry and Chemistry, Brandeis University MS029, USA)
General scientific interests: cryocrystallography, enzymes, Laue diffraction, metalloproteins, molecular recognition, neutron scattering, structural biology, structural genomics, structure-activity relationships, time-resolved studies, X-ray diffraction.
Detailed scientific research interests: aminotransferases, enzyme catalysis, neurodegenerative diseases, nucleic acid binding proteins, proteases, protein structure.
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Dr Michael R. Sawaya   Michael R. Sawaya (Institute for Genomics and Proteomics, UCLA-DOE, USA)
General scientific interests: catalysis, data collection and processing, enzymes, peptides, phase determination, proteins, structural biology, structure determination, teaching and education.
Detailed scientific research interests: conformational change, dehydrogenases, enzyme catalysis, polymerases'.
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