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University of Bristol researchers in Computational Biochemistry (biomolecular simulation, comput. biomolecular design)
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07-11-2017 19:38:09
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Using simulation to unravel the role of loop dynamics in catalysis and evolution of protein tyrosine phosphatases, just out in J. Am. Chem. Soc. collaboration with Alvan Hengge at USU and [email protected] pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.102…

New work from Dek Woolfson’s lab: Structural resolution of switchable states of a de novo peptide assembly WoolfsonLab Bristol Chemistry Bristol BioDesign Institute Bristol Biochemistry @Will_M_Dawson Eric J. M. Lang @Guto_Rhys Adrian Mulholland go.nature.com/3t5eG2H


The potential of de novo enzymes: Broad activity of a designed enzyme. Work of Jonnie Jenkins, Claire Noble Katie Grayson with Ross Anderson. Simulations identify substrate binding sites. Substrate promiscuity of a de novo designed peroxidase sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Mechanism of covalent binding of ibrutinib to Bruton's tyrosine kinase revealed by QM/MM calculations - work of Angus Voice & Rebecca Twidale Bristol Chemistry Gary Tresadern Herman van Vlijmen @JanssenEMEA in Chemical Science #BTK #TCI #EGFR #QMMM #CovalentInhibitor pubs.rsc.org/en/content/art…

Great talks! Great science! Great price! One week until registration closes for the 4th Multiscale Conference, ccpbiosim.ac.uk/multiscale2021. #CompChem #CompBio #MultiscaleModelling ccp5 CECAM Frauke Graeter Syma Khalid Celine Merlet @i_paci @LarsPastewka Andela Saric


#compchem Lecturer / Assoc Prof position available at Bristol Chemistry - great place to work, in a great place to live!




Former Bristol Biochemistry Bristol Comp Biochem PhD student @viiviheidi will briefly be back in Bristol tomorrow. She'll give a talk in C42 at 4pm on "Modelling the conformational dynamics of the molecular chaperone Hsp90" Please come along!





Interested in a #compchem #PhDposition on #enzymes, together with single molecule experimentalists? Check out the project “Single molecule dynamics of enzyme catalysis for thermoadaptation and design” with Adrian Mulholland



Proud to have been involved in this with Ewa Chudyk Spencer Lab [email protected] and Adrian Mulholland! We used QM/MM simulations to help understand why some class A beta-lactamases can hydrolyse carbapenems whilst others can’t. SWBio DTP School of Cellular & Molecular Medicine pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…