Structural proteomics: toward high-throughput structural biology as a tool in functional genomics

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This article discusses structural proteomics research on archeaon proteins encompassing a multidisciplinary approach involving bioinformatics, molecular biology, biochemistry, and instrumentation of nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy and X-ray crystallography. The research focus is to develop a high-throughput facility for protein research.

Canada, Protein structure, Proteomics

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Structural genomics of proteins involved in copper homeostasis

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This article discusses the application of structural genomics to proteins controling metal homeostasis in general and copper homeostasis proteins in particular. The research strategy focuses on CopC protein from Pseudomonas syringae and its structural analyses.

Italy, Metalloproteins, Structure

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NMR and structural genomics

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Structural genomics focusing on protein structure-function determination benefits from nuclear magnetic resonace methodology. It enables to analyze protein domains in releation to its structure and role in the overall function of the protein.

United Kingdom, Methods, Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy, Domain structure

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