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Mary E. McGrath (Structural Chemistry, Gilead Sciences, USA) General scientific interests: biological crystallography, drug design, macromolecular crystallography, molecular modelling, molecular recognition, molecular replacement, proteins, structural biology, structural chemistry, structural genomics, structure-activity relationships. Detailed scientific research interests: high throughput crystallography protease structure-function, structure-based drug design. | ||||
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Juan Carlos Fontecilla-Camps (Metalloproteins Unit, IBS- CEA/CNRS/UJF, France) Detailed scientific research interests: hydrogenase structure, immunology, lipases colipases, lithostathine, pancreatic proteins, protease structure, proteases, protein crystallization. | ||||
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![]() | Guido Hansen (Institute of Biochemistry, University of Lübeck, Germany) General scientific interests: biological crystallography, drug design, macromolecular crystallography, molecular modelling, proteins, structural biology, X-ray diffraction. Detailed scientific research interests: Legionella, pathogen host interaction, Plasmodium, proteases inhibitors, regulation of protease activity, structural biology of infection, structure of cytokine receptors, structure-based drug design, virulence factors. | |||
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![]() | Trine Gadeberg (Molecular Biology and Genetics, Incuba, Aarhus University, Denmark) General scientific interests: electron microscopy, macromolecular crystallography, proteins, small-angle scattering, structural biology. Detailed scientific research interests: Complement system, Electron microscopy, Immunology, Protease structures, Protein complexes, Small angle X-ray scattering, Structure and function of macromolecules, X-ray crystallography. | |||
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![]() | Manuel Navia (Hub-Bio Strategic Advising, 5555 Hancock Street, USA) General scientific interests: antibodies, catalysis, drug design, enzymes, macromolecular crystallography. Detailed scientific research interests: antibiotics, antifungals, crystalline proteins as catalysts, crystalline proteins as vaccines, enzyme inhibitor drug design, HIV & HepC protease inhibitors, immunosuppressants, structure-based drug design. | |||
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![]() | Robert M. Stroud (Dept of Biochemistry and Biophysics, University of California in San Francisco, USA) General scientific interests: biological crystallography, electron microscopy, macromolecular crystallography, membranes, X-ray diffraction. Detailed scientific research interests: Ammonia transporters, Aquaporin channels, biological macromolecules, Fragment based Drug Design, HIV integrase, HIV protease, Membrane proteins, Polyketide synthases, Protein structure and function, Structure based Drug design, Thymidylate synthase, Trypsin. | |||
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