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Dr Manju Bansal   Manju Bansal (Indian Institute of Science, Molecular Biophysics Unit, India)
General scientific interests: biological crystallography, computer graphics, drug design, hydrogen bonding, macromolecular crystallography, membranes, molecular modelling, molecular recognition, nucleic acids, peptides, proteins, structural biology, structural chemistry, structure-activity relationships, teaching and education, viruses.
Detailed scientific research interests: biomolecular structures, comparative genomics, computer modelling, computer simulation of structure computer software, computer technology, nucleic acids sequence-structure, protein DNA interactions, protein structural motifs, structure analysis.
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Dr Nicholas M Glykos   Nicholas M Glykos (Molecular Biology and Genetics, Democritus University of Thrace, Greece)
General scientific interests: biological crystallography, computing, macromolecular crystallography, peptides, phase determination, proteins, structural biology, structure determination, teaching and education.
Detailed scientific research interests: ab-initio structure determination, biomacromolecular crystallography, computational crystallography, computer programming in X-ray, computer-aided crystallographic teaching, crystallographic structure determination, diffraction, electron microscopy and diffraction, folding, image reconstruction, molecular dynamics simulation, molecular replacement methods, software development.
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