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The 3rd Instruct Biennial Structural Biology Conference, which will take place in Brno, Czech Republic, from May 24 till May 26, 2017. Brno is the city of Gregor Johann Mendel, a founder of modern genetics and one of the first scientists who applied multidisciplinary approach to explain his observations. Social programme of the meeting will include visit of the Mendel’s Museum and dinner at the Augustinian Abbey, where Gregor Johann Mendel worked and lived.
Instruct is a distributed European Research Infrastructure, which provides scientists with access to all major cutting edge technologies that enable biomacromolecular structure determination at atomic resolution. Access to all of these technologies has been available to European member researchers from February 2012. The inaugural Instruct Structural Biology Meeting at Heidelberg in 2013 successfully showcased integrative structural biology and its impact on biological research and biomedicine. The second Biennial took place in Florence in 2015 continuing the integrative line with an increased focus on innovation. This new edition will include sessions that represent recent structural biology highlights, emerging methods and technologies and results of biomedical importance.
Programme booklet
Abstract booklet
24th May 2017
Starts at 16:00 (meet at hotel lobby at 15:50)
More information about the Museum can be found via this link https://mendelmuseum.muni.cz/en/
24th May 2017
Starts at 15:00 (meet at hotel lobby at 15:00)
Tour should last 120 minutes
24th May 2017
Starts at 19:30
Mendel Square 1a
The shuttles will leave from the hotel at 19:15 sharp.
Return from dinner to hotel is not provided by bus, but can be walked in 20 minutes, or by your own taxi arrangement.
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Chairs: Dave Stuart and Vladi Sklenar
Venue: Congress Hall A
Cryo-EM and Mass Spectrometry ticking in parallel by Albert Heck
Integrative structural biology of telomerase by Juli Feigon
Dynamic assembly of RNA polymerase II CTD-some by Richard Štefl
On Bugs, Revolution and a Very Sweet Solution by Moran Shalev Benami
The Origin Recognition Complex – where it all begins by Leemor Joshua-Tor
Ivano Bertini Award Winner: Lucia Banci
Lunch/FEI Presentation
Chairs: Lucia Banci and Ray Owens
Venue: Congress Hall A
Towards the molecular structure of muscle Z-disk: By Lego building blocks by Kristina Djinovic-Carugo
Using structural biology to make novel molecules by James Naismith
The molecular toolbox for building axoneme by Masahide Kikkawa
Identification, characterization and structural analysis of the N-terminal domain of human ryanodine receptor 2 by Vladena Bauerova
Structural insights into dynein/dynactin transport by Andrew Carter
Chairs: John Briggs and Stephen Cusack
Venue: Congress Hall A
Solving the structures of small molecules with the Volta phase plate by Radostin Danev
Haploid Genetics to study Pathogen entry and Genetic Interactions by Thijn Brummelkamp
Decoding protein-RNA recognition in gene regulation by integrated structural biology by Michael Sattler
Purification and structural studies of a Tremella fuciformis mushroom lectin by Giulia Glorani
Molecular chaperones in action by Babis Kalodimos
Recent improvents in the BioSAXS setup at synchrotron SOLEIL by Aurélien Thureau
Chairs: Anastassis Perrakis
Venue: Congress Hall A
Biochemical reconstitution of (parts of) chromosome segregation by Andrea Musacchio
Structure and function of contractile injection systems by Petr Leiman
Trends in scattering and imaging in Structural Biology by Dave Stuart
