LINXS 3rd Integrative Structural Biology symposium, May 4-6 in Lund

Session

Keynote and Short talks (Chair: Susanna Horsefield)

5 May 2022, 11:00

Kulturen

12. Keynote 5, Prof Anne Imberty - Neutrons for structural glycobiology in host-pathogen interactions

Prof. Anne Imberty

05/05/2022, 11:00

90. Short talk 7, Lukas Gajdos - Neutron diffraction for deciphering lectin-carbohydrate interactions in bacterial infection

Lukas Gajdos

05/05/2022, 11:40

47. Short talk 8, Emanuela Colucci - Use of an archaeal protein to study the structural implications of a mutation responsible for episodic ataxia 6

Emanuela Colucci

05/05/2022, 12:00

Contributed talk

89. Short talk 7, Lukas Gajdos - Neutron diffraction for deciphering lectin-carbohydrate interactions in bacterial infection

Lukas Gajdos

15. Short Talk 7, Ryan Oliver - Integrative structural biology with complementary experimental methods to describe viral capsid protein self-assembly

Ryan Oliver (Dept of Biochemistry and Structural Biology)

The genetic code of viruses, RNA or DNA, are typically protected in an icosahedral capsid, which is primarily
assembled from over a hundred subunits of the same protein in a spontaneous self-assembly process. Similar
highly efficient assembly processes are ubiquitous in biological systems; viral capsids present a unique platform
to exploit for therapeutic advances in the targeted cellular...