Program Book - page XIX

XIX Biophysical Society 58th Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California
Igal Bucay, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
1284-Pos, #B14
DETERMINANTS OF FIBRINOLYSIS IN SINGLE FIBRIN FIBERS.
Jacqueline M. Esquiaqui, University of Florida
1438-Pos, #B168
STUDYING DYNAMICS AND CONFORMATIONAL CHANGES
IN THE GLYCINE RIBOSWITCH USING ELECTRON
PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY.
Johnnie W. Wright, Indiana University Purdue University
1475-Pos, #B205
ION EXCLUSION FROM MULTILAMELLAR LIPID VESICLES
Tuesday
Jeremiah Babcock, University of Texas, San Antonio
2513-Pos, #B205
THE TRANSPORTATION POTENTIAL OF HUMAN SERUM
ALBUMIN FOR MIR106A.
Wednesday
Marcio Duarte Albasini Mourao, Mathematical Biosciences Institute
3995-Pos, #B723
UNRAVELLING THE IMPACT OF OBSTACLES IN DIFFUSION
AND KINETICS OF AN ENZYME CATALYSED REACTION.
James Campbell, Baylor College of Medicine
3330-Pos, #B58
INSIGHTS INTO THE CYCLIC NUCLEOTIDE SELECTIVITY
MECHANISM OF CYCLIC GMP DEPENDENT PROTEIN
KINASE II.
Liezl E. Francisco, University of Texas, San Antonio
3495-Pos, #B223
SMALL MOLECULE INHIBITORS OF INTERACTION
BETWEEN ERCC1 AND XPA.
Mariel Jimenez, University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras Campus
3421-Pos, #B149
DID CLASS 1 AND CLASS 2 AMINOACYL TRNA
SYNTHETASES DESCEND FROM GENETICALLY
COMPLIMENTARY, CATALYTICALLY ACTIVE ATP-BINDING
MOTIFS?
Jan-Michael Rives, Rutgers New Jersey Medical School
3826-Pos, #B554
REGULATION OF TRPV1 BY PHOSPHOINOSITIDES
AND OTHER NEGATIVELY CHARGED LIPIDS.
Melissa Hernandez, University of New Mexico
See Addendum for programming
EFFECT OF UREA ON THE SURFACE AND MEMBRANE
ACTIVITY OF AMYLOID BETA PEPTIDE.
Gelson Pagan Diaz, University of Puerto Rico, Mayaguez
See Addendum for programming
A NEW LASER-DRIVEN NMR PULSE SEQUENCE FOR
NMR SENSITIVITY ENHANCEMENT
Tomas Rodriguez, University of California, Davis
See Addendum for programming
TRACKING PAIRING AND COMPACTION OF MEIOTIC
CHROMOSOMES USING FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY
IN SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE
Neelanjana Sengupta, National Chemical Laboratory, India
3462-Pos, #B190
ATOMISTIC SIMULATIONS LEND MECHANISTIC INSIGHTS
INTO PLAUSIBLE WAYS OF PERTURBING THE NUCLEATION
THERMODYNAMICS OF THE FULL-LENGTH Aβ PEPTIDE.
Varun K. A. Sreenivasan, Macquarie University, Australia
4006-Pos, #B734
MISMATCH BETWEEN THE RESTING MEMBRANE
POTENTIAL AND THE VOLTAGE AT MAXIMUM
AMPLIFICATION IN OUTER HAIR CELLS (OHCS) OF
MAMMALIAN COCHLEA.
Orsolya Szilágyi, University of Debrecen, Medical and Health Science
Center, Hungary
3740-Pos, #B468
THE SH3-BINDING DOMAIN OF KV1.3 CHANNELS IS
REQUIRED FOR THEIR CORTACTIN-CONVEYED COUPLING
TO ACTIN.
Anastasia Vasilyeva, Russian Academy of Sciences, Ural Branch,
Russia
3698-Pos, #B426
CONTRIBUTION OF THE MECHANICAL LOADS TO
SUSCEPTIBILITY TO ARRHYTHMIA IN SUBENDOCARDIAL
AND SUBEPICARDIAL VENTRICULAR MYOCYTES.
Shuai Zhang, Aarhus University, Denmark
4032-Pos, #B760
STUDY SUB-MEMBRANE STRUCTURE AND
CORRESPONDING FUNCTIONS OF CONDUCTIVE
BACTERIA CABLE BY SPMS.
MINORITY AFFAIRS
Sunday
Rene Barro-Soria, University of Miami
725-Pos, #B480
KCNE1 SEPARATES THE MAIN VOLTAGE SENSOR
MOVEMENT AND CHANNEL OPENING IN KCNQ1/KCNE1
CHANNELS.
Daniel Schlingman, Yale University
404-Pos, #B159
ROUTES TO DNA ACCESSIBILITY: ALTERNATIVE PATHWAYS
FOR NUCLEOSOME UNWINDING.
Chanrith Siv, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
1032-Pos, #B787
UNDERSTANDING THE PATHOGENICITY OF VIBRIO
CHOLERAE VIA TWO-COLOR LIVE-CELL SUPER-
RESOLUTION MICROSCOPY.
Monday
Ashton T. Brock, University of Virginia
1121-Plat
INFLUENCE OF DETERGENT PROPERTIES ON THE
SOLUBILIZATION AND FUNCTION OF MEMBRANE
PROTEINS.
Jodian A. Brown, University of Maryland, Baltimore County
1329-Pos, #B59
UNDERSTANDING THE MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF
SYNERGISTIC INHIBITION IN THE HEPATITIS C VIRUS
(HCV) POLYMERASE USING MOLECULAR DYNAMICS
SIMULATIONS AND FREE ENERGY CALCULATIONS.