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19th annual GFST Symposium on RNA in Motion

Type Symposium
Language English
Date September 9, 2010 to
September 12, 2010
Venue Iowa State University, Scheman Conference Center

Ames, Iowa 50011
US
Chemistry Specialties
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Chemistry Techniques
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Contact Linda Lyngholm
Symposium Office
3208 Molecular Biology Building, Iowa State University
Ames, Iowa 50011
US
515-294-7978
515-294-2244
gfst@iastate.edu
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by Rohini Ramaswamy last modified 08-04-10 07:33 AM

Molecular motion underlies all essential activities relating to life. Yet we still know very little about this most important molecular behavior. RNA molecules are among some of the most versatile and mobile macromolecules. The role of molecular motion in function has been studied in a variety of RNAs from very small aptamers and riboswitches to the much larger ribosome. This symposium will explore RNA motions and their consequences for function in the ribosome, viral RNAs, molecular motors and small molecules including riboswitches, aptamers and ribozymes. In addition there will be a session on computational approaches to predict RNA folding and simulate intramolecular movements. During this symposium on RNA in Motion, some the world's leading experimental and computational scientists will convene at Iowa State University. The symposium venue is designed to promote informal discussion and interaction, and potentiate collaborations. It will provide an opportunity for students and new and established investigators to gain a working knowledge of the current state of the field and the researchers who are expanding it.

Sponsors

Office of Biotechnology at Iowa State University, The RNA Society

Speakers

Hashim Al-Hashimi, University of Michigan; Robert Batey, University of Colorado at Boulder; Ben Berkhout, University of Amsterdam; Gloria Culver, University of Rochester; Marty Fedor, Scripps Research Instutitute; Juli Feigon, UCLA; Chris Fraser, University of California, Davis; Lee Gehrke, Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Peixuan Guo, University of Cincinnati & NIH Nanomedicine Development Center; Kathi Hall, Washington University; Tina Henkin, Ohio State University; Robert Jernigan, Iowa State University; Katrin Karbstein, The Scripps Research Institute; Alain Laederach, University at Albany, Wadsworth Center; Tariq Rana, Burnham Institute for Medical Research; Karissa Sanbonmatsu, Los Alamos National Laboratory; Jon Staley, University of Chicago; Gabriele Varani, University of Washington; Kevin Weeks, University of North Carolina; Jamie Williamson, Scripps Research institute

Session titles

Ribosomes and RNA-ribosome interatctions; Viral components; Functional RNAs and molecular motors; Riboswitches and Ribozymes; RNA conformation analysis folding and basic considerations;

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