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Another compilation of forty some titles from the recent literature all about your favorite computational structural biology science. Two of the papers are by Rosetta Design Group’s members – see if you can find waldo. Enjoy.

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You know the drill… a collection of relevant titles from the recent literature, if you want to discuss any of these, or expand on them, we’ll be more than happy.

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NAR just published the new special “Database” issue for 2010. We collected 23 papers that might be of interest to structural biologists, modelers and other protein people.

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50 papers of potential interest from the (very) recent literature.

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After a long break, the molecular modeling literature digest is back with ~50 recent publication which we believe would be of interest. As usual you are most welcome to add relevant publications or suggest specific papers for us to focus on.

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 In this Bi-weekly digest a novel O2 transport protein designed from first principals (on which we’ll elaborate in an upcoming post – stay tuned) and a nice over-representation of Bioinformatics papres. 

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In this Bi-weekly digest, a large scale structural analysis of the human tyrosine phosphatome, a Fas-death domain complex structure, and at least two works concerning calmodulin… 

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In this Bi-Weekly Digest, several folding theory papers and a first look at a large ribonucleoprotein particle which may play a role in pathogen clearance. 

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In a first digest of 2009: two new Rosetta protocols – A new RosettaLigand – docking with full ligand and receptor flexibility, and an improved design protocol to recover native protein-protein interface sequences. Also a new structure of the NaK channel and analysis of its selectivity.

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In this Bi-weekly digest, a structural insight into the inhibition mechanism of calpastatins, analysis of core hydrophobic amino acids interactions and more relevant titles form current issues of molecular and computational biology literature. If you want to initiate in a public discussion on one of these, let us know in the comments.

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