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Advances in Applications of Cryo-EM: From Atoms to Cells
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Viruses (Moderator, Roger Hendrix, University of Pittsburg)
- 9:00 am - Jonathan King, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, "Scaffolding Proteins in Phage ProCapsid Assembly"
- 9:30 am - Wen Jiang, Purdue University, "Near atomic resolution cryo-EM structure of tailed dsDNA phages"
- 10:00 am - Frazer Rixon, MRC Virology Unit, "Our evolving view of herpes simplex virus structure"
Break
Molecular Machines (Moderator: Dick McIntosh, University of Colorado)
- 11:00 am - Paul Matsudaira, National University of Singapore, "The mechanics of an actin spring"
- 11:30 am - Hays Rye, Texas A & M University, "Frozen in Time: A snapshot of protein folding inside the GroEL-GroES cavity"
12:00 Noon - Lunch Break
Molecular Machines (Moderator: Robert M. Glaeser, LBNL, Berkeley)
- 1:30 pm - Irina Serysheva, University of Texas-Houston Medical School, "Structural Insights into Calcium Release Channel Function revealed by Cryo-EM"
- 2:00 pm - Steve Ludtke, Baylor College of Medicine, "Near atomic resolution cryo-EM of chaperonins"
Translational Applications (Moderator: Jack Smith, UTHSC, Houston)
- 2:30 pm - Ted Wensel, Baylor College of Medicine, "Signal-transducing complexes and their transport machinery"
- 3:00 pm - Henry Pownall, Baylor College of Medicine, "Cryo EM Studies of Human Plasma Lipoprotein Structure and Therapeutics"
3:30 pm - Coffee Break
Emerging Technology (Moderator: Wah Chiu, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston)
- 4:00 pm - Souhei Motoki, JEOL, Japan, "Phase plate for TEM"
- 4:30 pm - Linda Melanson, Gatan, Inc.,"Cryo-specimen preparation"
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