BioBM631- Protein Structure, Dynamics and Function
Presentations on the basic principles of protein structure, dynamics and function. Specific topics include protein folding, stability, dynamics, evolution, folded conformations, structure prediction, molecular recognition and basic enzyme kinetics.
Taught- Fall, 3 credits
Prerequisites- BIOBM 330 or 331 or 331-332 and organic chemistry
Recommended- physical chemistry course
Grading- S-U or letter grades
BioBM730- Protein NMR Spectroscopy
Students acquire the tools necessary for understanding multidimensional NMR of proteins. NMR fundamentals and schemes for magnetization transfer, water suppression, decoupling, and others are presented.
Taught- Spring, 2 credits, every other year
Prerequisites- CHEM 389 or 390, or 287 and 288, or by permission
Co-taught with- Robert E. Oswald
Grading- S-U or letter grades |