Biophysical Society 59th Annual Meeting Program Guide

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22 Biophysical Society 59th Annual Meeting, Baltimore, Maryland
189-P lat 5:00 pm
SMALL ANGLE NEUTRON AND X-RAY SCATTERING REVEAL
CONFORMATIONAL DIFFERENCES IN DETERGENTS
AFFECTING RHODOPSIN ACTIVATION. Utsab Shrestha,
Debsindhu Bhowmik, Suchithranga Perera, Udeep Chawla, Andrey V.
Struts, Vito Graziano, Shuo Qian, William T. Heller, Michael F. Brown,
Xiang-Qiang Chu
190-P lat 5:15 pm education travel awardee
DETERMINING THE FREE ENERGY OF MEMBRANE PROTEIN
DIMERIZATION IN LIPID BILAYERS.
Venkatramanan Krishnamani, Kacey Mersch, Rahul Chadda, Ankita
Chadda, Janice Robertson
191-P lat 5:30 pm
A FRET ANALYSIS OF THE FTSB-FTSL TRANSMEMBRANE
DOMAIN INTERACTIONS OF THE E.COLI DIVISOME
SUGGESTS A HIGHER ORDER OLIGOMERIC COMPLEX WITH
A 1:1 STOICHIOMTERY. Ambalika S. Khadria, Alessandro Senes
192-P lat 5:45 pm
MEMBRANE-INDUCED DIMERIZATION OF COAGULATION
FACTOR VIII. Daniela Dalm, Kirill Grushin, Jaimy Miller,
Montgomery Pettitt, Svetla Stoilova-McPhie
4:00 pm–6:00 pm , Room 314/315
Platform
Protein Assemblies
Co-Chairs
Jungsan Sohn, Johns Hopkins Medical Institute
Eric May, University of Connecticut
193-P lat 4:00 pm
THE COOPERATIVE ASSEMBLY OF IFI16 FILAMENTS
ON DSDNA PROVIDES INSIGHTS INTO HOST DEFENSE
STRATEGY. Jungsan Sohn, Seamus Morrone, Tao Wang, Richard Hooy
194-P lat 4:15 pm
A HELICAL TRANSPORT MECHANISM FOR TYPE III
SECRETION. Rashmi Gupta, Gregory Bubnis, Christian Goosmann,
Adam Lange, Helmut Grubmueller, Michael Kolbe
195-P lat 4:30 pm
UNRAVELING THE LINK BETWEEN NONLINEAR MECHANICS,
MICROSTRUCTURE, AND MOLECULAR PACKING OF FIBRIN.
Nicholas A. Kurniawan, Jos Grimbergen, Izabela K. Piechocka, Karin A.
Jansen, Fred C. MacKintosh, Jaap Koopman, Gijsje H. Koenderink
196-P lat 4:45 pm
DIMERIZATION OF THE PTEN TUMOR SUPPRESSOR AND ITS
STRUCTURAL CHARACTERIZATION BY SAXS. Frank Heinrich ,
Hirsh Nanda, Srinivas Chakravarthy, Rakesh K. Harishchandra, Arne
Gericke, Alonzo H. Ross, Mathias Lösche
197-P lat 5:00 pm
MOLECULAR SIMULATIONS OF THE CAPSID RELEASE AND
MEMBRANE BINDING PROCESSES OF FLOCK HOUSE LYTIC
PEPTIDES. Allyn R. Brice, Shivangi Nangia, Eric R. May
198-P lat 5:15 pm
RECONSTITUTION OF MULTIVALENT PDZ DOMAIN
BINDING TO THE SCAFFOLD PROTEIN PSD-95 REVEALS
TERNARY-COMPLEX SPECIFICITY OF COMBINATORIAL
INHIBITION. James J. McCann, Ucheor Choi, Mark Bowen
199-P lat 5:30 pm
QUANTIFYING PROTEIN-PROTEIN BINDING ENERGY AND
ENTROPY USING MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATIONS.
Sunhwan Jo, Wei Jiang, Benoit Roux
200-Plat 5:45 pm
GENERATION OF ELECTROCHEMICAL GRADIENT FROM
PEPTIDE SELF-ASSEMBLY. Sha Li, Anil K. Mehta, Anton Sidorov,
Thomas M. Orlando, David G. Lynn
4:00 pm–6:00 pm, Room 316/317
Platform
Member Organized Session:
Protein Nanoassemblies and Networks in
Bacterial Chemotaxis and other
Two-component Signaling Systems
Co-Chairs
Lynmarie Thompson, University of Massachusetts
Sriram Subramaniam, NIH
201-Plat 4:00 pm
INSIGHTS FROM PHOSPHORYLATION PROFILING OF AN
AUTOREGULATED TWO-COMPONENT SYSTEM. Rong Gao,
Ann Stock
202-Plat 4:15 pm
HYDROGEN EXCHANGE REVEALS DIFFERENCES BETWEEN
BACTERIAL CHEMORECEPTOR SIGNALING STATES. Seena S.
Koshy, Xuni Li, Stephen J. Eyles, Robert M. Weis,
Lynmarie K. Thompson
203-Plat 4:30 pm
DISULFIDE TRAPPING AND SPECTROSCOPIC STUDIES
OF BACTERIAL CHEMOSENSORY CORE SIGNALING
COMPLEXES: PROBING MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF
COMPLEX ASSEMBLY AND RECEPTOR-REGULATED ON-OFF
SWITCHING. Joseph J. Falke, Kene N. Piasta, Marie Balboa, Jane
Duplantis, Hayden Swisher, Michael Turvey
204-Plat 4:45 pm
FLAGELLAR MOTOR ARCHITECTURE. Frederick W. Dahlquist
205-Plat 5:00 pm
STRUCTURE AND DYNAMICS OF THE
COMPLEX THAT MEDIATES BACTERIAL CHEMOTAXIS.
Brian R. Crane
206-Plat 5:15 pm
HAMP: THE CPU DOMAIN OF BACTERIAL
CHEMORECEPTORS. John Parkinson
207-Plat 5:30 pm
SIGNAL INTEGRATION BY BACTERIAL CHEMOSENSORY
COMPLEXES. Victor Sourjik
208-Plat 5:45 pm
ARCHITECTURE AND ASSEMBLY OF CHEMORECEPTOR
ARRAYS AS SEEN BY ELECTRON CRYOTOMOGRAPHY.
Ariane Briegel
4:30 pm–6:00 pm, Hall C, Room B
Exhibitor Presentation
OriginLab Corporation
Data Analysis and Graphing Using Origin 2015
Origin is an easy-to-use software application with data analysis and
publication-quality graphing for science and engineering. This workshop
will cover key features including importing data from multiple sources
including Excel and third-party file formats, LabVIEW connectivity,
creating and customizing multi-panel graphs, graphical exploration and
analysis, curve fitting, peak analysis, signal processing, and statistics. Time