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Past Workshops 2017

Date Speaker, Department, and Institution Workshop Title
Jan. 24 Brian O'Neill, MD, PhD
Internal Medicine, University of Iowa
The insulin-FoxO Axis in the Regulation of Muscle Proteostasis and Mitochondrial Metabolism
Jan. 31 Emma Morrison, PhD
Biochemistry (Musselman Lab), University of Iowa
The histone H3 tail as an active component in chromatin regulation
Jan. 31 Ryan Sheldon, PhD
Biochemistry (Taylor Lab), University of Iowa
Understanding citrate as a cellular and physiological energy currency
Feb. 7 Christopher Stipp, PhD
Biology and Molecular Physiology and Biophysics, University of Iowa
Integrin crosstalk regulates the metastatic phenotype of prostate carcinoma
Feb. 14 Rebecca Dodd, PhD
Internal Medicine, University of Iowa
The role of the tumor microenvironment in sarcoma biology and treatment
Feb. 21 Ling Yang, PhD
Anatomy and Cell Biology, University of Iowa
Regulation of hepatic autophagy by nitrosative stress in obesity
Feb. 28 Carlos Chan, MD, PhD
Surgery, University of Iowa
Role of CEACAM in cancer progression
Mar. 21 Quinn Li
Biochemistry (A. Spies Lab), University of Iowa
Determinants of glucokinase activation: Implications for small molecule allosteric control
Mar. 21 Brandon Davies, PhD
Biochemistry, University of Iowa
Modulating lipase activity with ANGPTL3 and ANGPTL8
Mar. 28 Michael Schnieders, PhD
Biochemistry and Biomedical Engineering, University of Iowa
Novel simulation methods for the protein crystal folding proglem & the evaluations of missense variations
Apr. 4 Mark Miller
Biochemistry (Elcock Lab), University of Iowa
Improving the accuracy of amino acid interactions in molecular simulations
Apr. 4 Tyler Weaver
Biochemistry (Musselman Lab), University of Iowa
The EZH2 SANT1 domain is a histone reader providing sensitivity to the modification state of the H4 tail
Apr. 11 Ernesto Fuentes, PhD
Biochemistry, University of Iowa
Towards revealing the regulation of the S. aureus SrrAB two-component system: A progress report
Apr. 25 Maria Spies, PhD
Biochemistry, University of Iowa
Dynamics and regulation of the RAD51 nucleoprotein filament
Aug. 29 Shuxiang Li
Thesis Defense Seminar, Biochemistry (Elcock Lab), University of Iowa
Computer simulations exploring conformational preferences of short peptides and developing a bacterial chromosome model
Sept. 12 Tingting Duan
Biochemistry (Geyer Lab), University of Iowa
An architectural protein Suppressor of Hairy-wing [SU(Hw)] is required for spermatogenesis
Sept. 19 Emma Morrison, PhD
Biochemistry (Musselman Lab), University of Iowa
The conformation of the histone H3 tail inhibits association of effector domains with nucleosomes
Sept. 26 Ferhaan Amad, MD/PhD
Internal Medicine, University of Iowa
Mechanistic Insights into Heritable and Acquired Heart Failure
Oct. 3 Hannah Miller
Biochemistry (DeMali Lab), University of Iowa
Force-induced apoptosis: The mechanoprotective role of PAK2
Oct. 10 Nitija Tiwari
Biochemistry (Fuentes Lab), University of Iowa
Regulation of S. aureus SrrAB two-component system by a PAS domain
Oct. 10 Fletcher Bain
Biochemistry (M. Spies Lab), University of Iowa
FBH1: A Homologous Recombination Switch
Oct. 24 Colleen Caldwell
Biochemistry (M. Spies Lab), University of Iowa
Dynamic motions in homologous recombination: RPA, Rad51, and Rad52
Oct. 31 Todd Washington, PhD
Biochemistry, University of Iowa
The eukaryotic mutasome: Choosing the best tool for the job
Nov. 7 Liping Yu, PhD
Director, NMR Core Facility, Adjunct Biochemistry, University of Iowa
NMR Studies of Enzyme Mechanism, Protein-Glycan and Protein-Prenyl Lipid Interactions
Nov. 14 Jacob Litman
Biochemistry (Schnieders Lab), University of Iowa
Towards Computational Protein Design with Many-Body Potentials
Nov. 21 Robert McDonnell
Biochemistry (Elcock Lab), University of Iowa
Optimizing force field parameter for nucleic acid simulations
Nov. 28 Kin Fai Au, PhD
Internal Medicine, University of Iowa
Addressing the combinatorial complexity in tumor and transcriptome by linkage information in sequencing data
Dec. 5 Ryan Mahling
Biochemistry (Shea Lab), University of Iowa
Exciting Channels and Promiscuous Partners: Probing the Interactions between Nav1.2, CaM and FGF