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Center for Nonlinear Studies |
I will give an overview of our computational works published in scientific journals in the past decade. It is well understood that to understand the details of how a protein function required the knowledge of its structure. While protein structures are routinely solved using x-ray crystallography and NMR (> 100,000 structures in Protein Data Bank), solving structures of large proteins and nucleoprotein complexes is still a grand challenge. Using computational methods and structural knowledge based on various experimental approaches, we can develop detailed structural models (atomic level) of these molecules for a better understanding of how they function.
Host: Kshitij Wagh