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Optimization of the SIRAH coarse-grained force field for the correct reproduction of protein melting temperatures.

by Angie Schiera | Feb 28, 2025 | 2025, closed, Thesis

Applications and good practices in the use of cell cultures

by Angie Schiera | Feb 7, 2025 | closed, Courses and conferences

Course Objectives: To provide a general overview of cell culture technology, covering specific aspects of good laboratory practices applied to cell culture and its possible applications. Good laboratory practices: concept, importance, and application. Specific...

STRUCTURAL BIOLOGY 2.0: integrating X-ray diffraction and modern computational tools

by Angie Schiera | Feb 4, 2025 | closed

NEW DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION: March 2, 2025 Registration en: https://bit.ly/structuralbiology Inquiries: natlo@pasteur.edu.uy ...

Fundamentals of Optical Microscopy Course

by Rocío González | Jan 8, 2025 | closed, Courses and conferences, Events

This course is aimed at undergraduate/postgraduate students in all scientific areas and users of optical microscopy in general. It is also aimed at academic and industry technical personnel.   Topics: Basic optics, light phenomena, objective lenses and...
Proteomic approaches applied to the study of biomedical issues: mechanism of action of an anti-obesity drug and identification of divisome components in Corynebacteriales

Proteomic approaches applied to the study of biomedical issues: mechanism of action of an anti-obesity drug and identification of divisome components in Corynebacteriales

by Angie Schiera | Dec 16, 2024 | 2024, 2024, closed, Monograph-test, Thesis

Study of protein transport to cilia: the role of the nuclear import machinery

Study of protein transport to cilia: the role of the nuclear import machinery

by Angie Schiera | Dec 16, 2024 | 2024, 2024, closed, Monograph-test, Thesis

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