#1022
Biochemical Applications of NMR Spectroscopy
3 semester hours
3 lectures/week
(30 lectures, 10 practicals)
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2013-2014
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See Course Description
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Dr. Mark Girvin &
Dr. Sean Cahill
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#1024
Proteomics
2 semester hours
(12 lectures)
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2013-2014
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Fundamentals of mass spectrometry and proteomics, protein identification, posttranslational modifications, protein complexes, protein dynamics, bioinformatics, data mining. Hands-on experience with data analysis for proteomics, quantitative proteomics, posttranslational modifications and other data types.
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Dr. Ruth Angeletti &
Faculty
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#1025
X-Ray Crystallography
3 semester hours
2 lectures/week
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Fall 2012
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Principles and practice of macromolecular x-ray crystallography.
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Dr. Steven Roderick
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#1140
Bioinformatics and Computational Biology of Proteins
4 semester hours
2 lectures/week
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Spring 2013
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This course is an introduction to Protein Bioinformatics. We provide a systematic introduction to the major techniques, algorithms and tools used in Bioinformatics (for sequence alignments, classifications, pattern recognition, secondary and tertiary structure predictions, prediction of various functional structural features of proteins etc.)
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Dr. Andras Fiser
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#1216
Protein Folding: Disease to Design
2 semester hours
2 lectures/week
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Spring 2013
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Quantitative approaches to describe the protein folding pathway; physiological aspects of folding such as the molecular chaperones and cellular quality control; the role of protein folding and misfolding in human disease.
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Dr. Robert Callender,
Dr. Jon Lai &
Dr. Marion Schmidt
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#1242
Mechanisms of Enzymes Targeted by Drugs
3 semester hours
2 lectures/week
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2013-2014
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Methods used to probe the chemical mechanisms of enzyme-catalyzed reactions; mechanistic dissection of specific enzymes targeted by drugs; new enzyme targets with therapeutic potential; drug discovery and drug design.
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Dr. John Blanchard &
Dr. Vern Schramm
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#1336
Chemical Biology
3 semester hours
2 lectures/week
(18 lectures, 8 presentations)
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Summer 2013
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Explores the use of chemical techniques to the investigation and manipulation of biological systems.
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Dr. Peng Wu
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#4006
NMR Spectroscopy of Macromolecules
3 semester hours
2-3 lectures/week
over 14 weeks
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Spring 2013
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To be held at the New York Structural Biology Center (NYSBC, Convent Avenue and 133rd Street, New York). Transportation from AECOM to the NYSBC and vice-versa is the responsibility of the students.
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Dr. Hernando Sosa,
Dr. Mark Girvin &
Dr. Linda Jelicks
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