Protein Structure Determination: X-ray vs NMR

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Introduces amino acids, protein structures, and protein-based natural materials like silk and collagen.

Covers the structure, function, and engineering of proteins, emphasizing their biological significance and applications in biotechnology.

Explores protein co-evolutionary analysis, covering protein functions, folding, correlations, DCA, and structure prediction tools like AlphaFold 2.

Covers protein folding, maturation, degradation, and the implications of misfolding in neurodegenerative diseases.

Explores Fresnel and Fraunhofer diffraction, near vs far field observations, lens focusing, and x-ray diffraction by crystals.

Delves into protein co-evolution analysis, covering discoveries, residue contacts, and direct coupling analysis.

Explores spin relaxation mechanisms in magnetic resonance, with examples like protein structure determination and solid benzene.

Delves into predicting protein structure through amino acid contact analysis and advanced computational methods.

Explores electron diffraction fundamentals, crystal symmetry, and advanced techniques for materials analysis.

Delves into non-refoldability in the E. coli proteome, exploring protein folding challenges and implications.