A twitter roundup

Nov
05
2011

For those not yet following us (@molmodelblog) on twitter, a roundup of interesting links from the weekend:

MIT Research: New Protein Folding Model Helps With Genetic Data Deluge http://bit.ly/rwsl0u
Postdoctoral Position in Protein Engineering and Chemical Biology, The Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlandshttp://bit.ly/rPbWIT
Tau proteins in nerve cells interact strongly with neg. lipids on the membrane and start to aggregate into fibrils. http://bit.ly/taQ0E3
Computational Structural Bioinformatics Workshop 2011 Nov 12 8:30-5:00 Atlanta, GA http://www.cs.odu.edu/~lchen/CSBW.htm
A Protocol for Computer-Based Protein Structure and Function Prediction: http://bit.ly/tgqvXV #in
Cool blog – The Protein Engineer http://proteneer.com/blog/
Mapping intact protein isoforms in discovery mode using top-down proteomics http://bit.ly/sC0bBf #citeulike
Molecular Modeling Software - @biosoftcn avidly tweets and curates bioinformatics and modeling software (collected a…http://ow.ly/1ftAeF
New blog post: The paper about BioStar has been published in “PLoS Computational Biology”: http://bit.ly/rvOOFV
Nice post on GPCR modeling and virtual screeninghttp://bit.ly/syitwf
Best ab-initio structure prediction tool? http://bit.ly/rW4R2q Come on BioStar, you can do better than this… #BioStar
RT @CellCellPress: A Protein Complex Network of Drosophila melanogaster: http://bit.ly/vsJdqg #bioinformatics
Olympic Crystal Packing – In the spirit of the 2012 Olympic games. Found at the webpage of the group of Prof. Heinz …http://ow.ly/1fttni
Seminar: Computational Design of Protein Interfaces and Switches – Brian Kuhlman. EB1 1011, Nov 7, 10:40AM http://dld.bz/axf4R