Spring 1999 Seminar Calendar
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| Spring 1999 Seminar Calendar |
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| February 2 | Craig Schenk | Colorado State University | Structure/Function NMR Studies on Membrane Proteins |
| February 10 | Mark Girvin | Albert Einstein College of Medicine | Conformational Changes of the c-subunit of E. coli ATPase Explored with NMR |
| February 17 | Dong-Yan Zhang | CCNY | X-ray Structure of Dienoyl-CoA Isomerase |
| Andreas Dress | Germany | Protein Sequences & Boltzmann's Entropy | |
| February 24 | Xiquan Liang | CCNY | Fatty Acid Oxidation in Mitochondria: The Impact of Enzyme Organization and Aspects of Unsaturated Fatty Acids Degradation |
| March 3 | Benoit Roux | Montreal University | The Environment of Biomolecules: Atomic and Mean-field Models |
| March 10 | Michael Lisanti | Albert Einstein College of Medicine | Caveolæ Signaling and Cell Transformation |
| March 17 | Gaetano T. Montelione | Rutgers University | Protein NMR in Structure Genomics |
| March 24 | David Cowburn | The Rockefeller University | Structural Biology of Intracellular Signal Transduction |
| April 14 | Kevin Doherty | CCNY | Nucleic Acid Binding Activity of Bleomycin Hydrolase |
| Ming Jin | CCNY | Urease, Staphylococcus and Asian Ulcers | |
| April 21 | Bruce Diner | E. I. duPont de Nemours | Photosystem II: Free Radicals & Coupling Electron Transport/H+ |
| April 28 | Richard M. Epand | McMaster University | Membrane Fusion Promoted by Virial Fusion |
| May 5 | Ann McDermott | Columbia University | Proteins and Peptides: Solid State NMR and Membrane Proteins |
| May 12 | Eric J. Gouaux | Columbia University | Structure & Function of Channel-Forming Proteins: X-ray Studies |
| May 19 | Richard Magliozzo | Brooklyn College, CUNY | Probing Pyruvate Formate-Lyase with EPR |
The Division gratefully acknowledges the support of the Dean of Science, RCMI and the Chairman of the Chemistry Department.
Unless otherwise announced, all seminars will take place in room J-1027 (Marshak Building) at 12:00 am. Refreshments will be served at 11:45 am.
For further information contact Prof. Thomas Haines at (212)873-2982.