Dear all,
at EMBL Hamburg two positions are open in the MX-Team. We are
looking for:
- a Beamline Scientist in Macromolecular Crystallography
https://www.embl.de/jobs/searchjobs/index.php?ref=HH_00108
- an Industrial Liaison Scientist in Macromolecular Crystallography
A fully funded postdoctoral position (up to 5 years) is available in the
Structural Biology of Noncoding RNAs and Ribonucleoproteins Section, Laboratory
of Molecular Biology (LMB), NIDDK, in NIH’s vibrant main campus in Bethesda, MD
near Washington DC. The lab addresses a widening gap between
Hi Ian, and thanks for the interesting email.
The insect example should be understood in the context of the OED definition of
resolution, which uses the word “measureable.” If one has a megapixel image of
a blurred-wing insect, the wings are certainly “measureable” in principle, but
are in
Hi Yong
Yes of course the _average_ resolution of the map, whether from single
crystal or PD, is determined 'more or less' by the minimum d-spacing
('resolution limit'), in the same way that the _average_ quality of the
agreement between the model and the data is related 'more or less' to the R
Ian,
Won’t the spatial resolution of the electron density map be determined more or
less by the “resolution” (d-spacing)? While the normal electron density
includes model contribution, what about the resolution of the Patterson map?
For the case of powder diffraction, after the lines are
Hi Jacob
I'm a bit puzzled that you say that what you call 'local resolution' is
used 'to model disordered regions' in cryo-EM. AFAIK it does no such
thing: resolution is certainly used as a _metric_ of the EM map quality but
it's not used for modelling. High resolution EM maps (which I assume
Ankita,
Fc are different from Fabs. Even if glycosylated their solubility is lower.
Fc stands for constant fragment but also for Fragment crystallizable:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fragment_crystallizable_region
From its name, they should be easy to crystallize. If you have problems to
not
Dear all,
We are pleased to announce the Cryo-Electron Microscopy Symposium that
will take place from 6-7th July, 2017 in Grenoble, France.
The aim of this symposium is to promote the exciting opportunities in
structural biology opened by the advances in cryo-electron microscopy
and by the
Dear all,
We're looking for a talented scientist to join the AstraZeneca Post Doc
Programme to study the structure and function of a full-length transcription
factor in complex with novel ligands and link this information to broader mode
of action studies for active clinical projects. You will
