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1817-Plat
5:15 pm
EVOLUTION UNDER DRUG PRESSURE REMODELS THE FOLDING FREE-
ENERGY LANDSCAPE OF HIV-1 PROTEASE.
Julien Roche
1818-Plat
5:30 pm
FOLDING MECHANISM OF A METASTABLE SERPIN AT ATOMIC RESOLU-
TION. Fang Wang, Haiping Ke, Silvio a Beccara, Anne Gershenson, Pietro
Faccioli,
Patrick Wintrode
1819-Plat
5:45 pm
NMR-INFORMED MOLECULAR MODELING UNCOVERS THE CONFORMA-
TIONAL LANDSCAPE OF CHAPERONE BINDING WITH UNFOLDED SUB-
STRATE.
Logan S. Ahlstrom
, Loïc Salmon, Scott Horowitz, Alex Dickson,
Charles L. Brooks III, James C.A. Bardwell
Platform
Membrane Physical Chemistry III
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm, Room 515A
Co-Chairs
Padmini Rangamani, University of California, San Diego
Joseph Zasadzinski, University of Minnesota
1820-Plat
4:00 pm
ELASTIC DEFORMATION AND COLLECTIVE DYNAMICS IN LIPID MEM-
BRANES: A SOLID-STATE
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H NMR RELAXATION STUDY.
Soohyun K. Lee
,
Trivikram R. Molugu, K.J. Mallikarjunaiah, Michael F. Brown
1821-Plat
4:15 pm
CHOLESTEROL EFFECT ON THE ELASTIC PROPERTIES OF UNSATURATED
LIPID BILAYERS.
Pavel Bashkirov
, Ksenia Chekashkina, Ariana Velasco del
Olmo, Piotr Kuzmin, Anna Shnyrova, Vadim Frolov
1822-Plat
4:30 pm
QUANTITATIVE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MONOLAYER DOMAIN STRUC-
TURE AND INTERFACIAL SHEAR RHEOLOGY.
Joseph A. Zasadzinski
1823-Plat
4:45 pm
TWO-POINT MICRORHEOLOGY OF PHASE SEPARATED DOMAINS IN LIPID
BILAYERS.
Tristan Hormel
, Matthew A. Reyer, Raghuveer Parthasarathy
1824-Plat
5:00 pm
IN SILICO MEASUREMENT OF THE MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF REALIS-
TIC BACTERIAL INNER AND OUTER MEMBRANES.
Hyea Hwang
, James C.
Gumbart
1825-Plat
5:15 pm
CAN WE TRUST HYDRODYNAMIC MODELS TO DETERMINE THE BILAYER
VISCOSITY EXPERIENCED BY TRANSMEMBRANE PROTEINS?
Vladimir
Adrien
, Ksenia Astafyeva, Marina Kuimova, Wladimir Urbach, Nicolas
Taulier
1826-Plat
5:30 pm
COMBINING FLUORESCENCE MICROSCOPY ON FREESTANDING LIPID BI-
LAYERS WITH ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENTS.
Corianne C. van den Akker
,
Steven G. Boxer
1827-Plat
5:45 pm
IRREVERSIBLE THERMODYNAMICS OF LIPID VESICLES UNDER OSMOTIC
STRESS.
Morgan Chabanon
, James Ho, Atul N. Parikh, Padmini
Rangamani
Platform
Molecular, Cellular, and Experimental
Neuroscience: Reception, Plasticity,
and New Approaches
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm, Room 515B
Co-Chairs
Laura Marchetti, Center for Nanotechnology Innovation, Italy
Katalin Torok, St. George’s, University of London, United Kingdom
1828-Plat
4:00 pm
SINGLE MOLECULE IMAGING AND TRACKING OF NEUROTROPHINS AND
THEIR RECEPTORS IN LIVING NEURONAL CELLS.
Laura Marchetti
, Teresa
De Nadai, Rosy Amodeo, Carmine Di Rienzo, Fulvio Bonsignore, Francesco
Gobbo, Fabio Beltram, Stefano Luin, Antonino Cattaneo
1829-Plat
4:15 pm
SINGLE MOLECULAR OBSERVATION OF DIFFUSIVE DYNAMICS OF NMDA
RECEPTORS IN LIVE NEURONS USING SUPER-RESOLUTION IMAGING AND
TRACKING.
Sang Hak Lee
, En Cai, Pinghua Ge, Kai Wen Teng, Okunola
Jeyifous, Sung Soo Jang, Hee-Jung Chung, William Green, Paul R. Selvin
1830-Plat
4:30 pm
STOCHASTIC SINGLE-MOLECULE DYNAMICS OF SYNAPTIC RECEPTOR
DOMAINS.
Yiwei Li
, Osman Kahraman, Christoph Haselwandter
1831-Plat
4:45 pm
PARADOXICAL SIGNALING REGULATES STRUCTURAL PLASTICITY IN DEN-
DRITIC SPINES.
Padmini Rangamani
, Michael Levy, Shahid Khan, George
Oster
1832-Plat
5:00 pm
NANO-MECHANICAL PROBING OF SYNAPTIC ACTIVITY AT DENDRITIC
SPINES.
John A. Jones Molina
, Nicola Mandriota, Duckhoe Kim, Ju Yang,
Rafael Yuste, Ozgur Sahin
1833-Plat
5:15 pm
DEVELOPMENT OF FAST-RESPONSE GCAMP6 CALCIUM SENSORS FOR
MONITORING NEURONAL ACTION POTENTIAL. Nordine Helassa, Borbala
Podor, Alan Fine,
Katalin Torok
1834-Plat
5:30 pm
OPTOMEA: A PLATFORM FOR ANALYZING SIGNALING EFFICIENCY OF
NEURONAL CIRCUITS USING MULTI-LOCATION EXTRACELLULAR ELECTRO-
PHYSIOLOGY, OPTICAL IMAGING AND OPTOGENETICS. Kimberly Sam,
Minqi Wang, Yuan-Zhi Liu, Paritosh Pande, Stephen A. Boppart,
Parijat
Sengupta
1835-Plat
5:45 pm
LIGHT SHEET MICROSCOPY FOR FUNCTIONAL IMAGING OF BRAIN ACTIV-
ITY EVOKED BY NATURAL SENSORY STIMULI.
Andrey Andreev
, Thai
Truong, Scott E. Fraser
Platform
Optical Spectroscopy: CD, UV-VIS, Vibrational,
Fluorescence
4:00 pm - 6:00 pm, Room 501ABC
Co-Chairs
Mark Bowen, Stony Brook University
David Thomas, University of Minnesota
1836-Plat
4:00 pm
FLUORESCENT PROTEIN FRET AS A PROBE OF PROTEIN CONFORMATION
IN VIVO AND IN VITRO. Laura Dougherty, Zhuojun Guo, Fang Wu,
Mark
E. Bowen