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credit: K. Dubicki |
Group Meetings Most group meetings are dedicated to research presentations. When literature talks are scheduled, each presenter chooses two papers and presents three slides on each: Motivations, Data, Conclusions. Check the schedule for your literature talk and research talk time slots. Notebooks - Notebook example - Scan your notebooks at the end of each month and email the pdf files to me for archiving. Writing, presentations, and computer tutorials - Guidelines for progress reports, required periodically, including a sample experimental procedure. - A universal guide to writing research proposals. - A powerpoint template for making slides in the right format (tip: save all Chemdraws as TIFF files before importing into Powerpoint). - MOLOC help pages plus our own MOLOC tutorial on structure-based design (you'll also need this structure file to start the tutorial). Other links - ChemBL database of drug-like bioactive small molecules - National Human Genome Research Institute (at NIH) - NIH common fund home for protein capture reagents - Online MSDS database - A primer on molecular modeling and basis sets - Spectral database (SDBS) - Pharmacological properties predictor (Actelion property explorer; Molsoft) - NCI's developmental therapeutics program (and enhanced structure explorer) - A tutorial for making molecular graphics and animations using PyMol - courtesy Melanie Pitt, University of Oregon. - A primer on Histone post-translational modifications - Peptide molecular weight calculator |