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Biochemistry 850, Autumn 2007

Biochemistry 850, Autumn 2007

 

September 21

Irina Artsimovitch, Department of Microbiology, OSU

Shifting RNA polymerase into overdrive

 

September 28

Birgit Alber, Department of Microbiology, OSU

Enzymology of the ethylmalonyl-CoA pathway

 

October 5

Patrice Hamel, Department of Plant Cellular and Molecular Biology, OSU

Mitochondrial redox chemistry: A novel flavoprotein involved in cytochrome c maturation

 

October 12

Dennis Bong, Department of Chemistry, OSU

Chemical triggers for biological reactions: Peptide folding and membrane fusion

 

 

October 19: No seminar (RRM)

 

 

October 26 (Three undergraduate SURP award recipient presentations: 12 min each)      

1.   M. Cochran (PI: Suo): TBA

2.   B. Crowe (PI: Wu): How does Ets interact with Gfi-1 zinc finger domain?

3.   L. Pack (PI: Suo): TBA

 

November 2 (Two graduate student presentations: 20 min each)

1.   Jason Lavinder, PhD candidate, OSBP (PI: Magliery): High-throughput calorimetry: a general, rapid dye-binding screen for protein engineering

2.   Xin Li, PhD candidate, Biophysics (PI: Chan): Structure of the Nitrosomonas europaea Rh protein

 

November 9 (Two graduate student presentations: 20 min each)

1.   Wen Yi, PhD candidate, OSBP (PI: Wang): Chemical approaches to understanding polysaccharide biosynthesis

2.   Manoj Nair, PhD candidate, Biophysics (PI: Dean): Single mutation in domain II of Cry1Ab blocks insertion of the toxin into the brush border membrane

 

November 16

Paul Gollnick, Department of Biological Sciences, SUNY Buffalo (Host: Mark Foster)

RNA-protein and protein-protein interactions involved in regulating the trp genes of Bacillus subtilis

 

 

November 23: No seminar (Thanksgiving)

 

 

November 30 (Two graduate student presentations: 20 min each)

1.   Jason Fowler, PhD candidate, OSBP (PI: Suo): Mechanistic studies of the inhibitory effect of Gemcitabine on human mitochondrial DNA synthesis

2.   Carlos Amero, PhD candidate, Biophysics (PI: Foster): Solution structure and dynamics of Cre recombinase

 

Note: Seminars will be held in 157 Parks Hall (11:30 AM to 12:45 PM).