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MB303 (Jan) 3.0 Credits

Elements of Structural Biology
 
Reference books
  • Kensal, E. Van Holde et al., Principles of Physical Biochemistry (Second Edition) Pearson Education International.
  • Cantor, C.R., and Schimmel P.R., Biophysical Chemistry, Vols. I-III, W.H. Freeman and Co., San Francisco, USA, 1980
  • Research papers and reviews.
 
Suggested pre-requisite:
Physics/ Chemistry/ Mathematics at Bachelor`s degree level
 
 Course Schedule (January - April)

Lectures 
1-10
Topics
General introduction, review of quantum chemistry
Introduction to spectroscopic techniques
Absorption spectroscopy
Circular Dichroism
Fluorescence, anisotropy

11-20
Chromatographic methods
Ultra centrifugation methods
Hydrodynamic techniques, dynamic light scattering
Methods to measure protein-ligand interactions, ITC, DSC
Mass spectrometry 

 
21-30

Crystallography basics
Space group assignments and ambiguities
Strategies in MR
MIR methods
 MAD / SAD techniques
 Electron density interpretation
 Density modification techniques 

31-35

X-Ray fiber diffraction
Solution X Ray scattering
Introductory Electron microscopy 

Suggested topic s for presentations :
  • Peptide sequencing using mass spectrometry
  • Experimental methods for protein-ligand interactions
  • Protein Dynamics as probed by NMR methods
  • Characterization of ion channels
  • Features of membrane proteins: structural aspects and protein chemistry
  • Fitting high resolution models in low resolution EM maps 

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