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Protein folding / Ivan Campeotto

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Format:
Video
Author/Creator:
Campeotto, Ivan, presenter.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Protein folding.
Proteins--Structure.
Proteins.
Genre:
Instructional films
Nonfiction films
Physical Description:
1 online resource
Place of Publication:
[Place of publication not identified]: Henry Stewart Talks Ltd, 2025.
Contents:
Printable Handouts
PDF
Navigable Slide Index
Introduction
Talk overview
Levels of protein structure
Primary structure
Generic amino acid structure
Side chain properties
Condensation reaction forms peptide bond
Secondary structure
The alpha-helix
The beta sheet
Coiled coil
Tertiary and quaternary structure
Protein solvent interactions
Is the folding process spontaneous?
Historical experiment
Thermodynamics of folding
Thermodynamics: a reminder
Consequences for the folding of protein
Energy landscape of protein folding
Energy landscape: a closer look
Protein folding inside the cell
Protein misfolding in human diseases
Levinthal’s paradox
How can we determine protein structures?
Why study protein 3D structure?
Can we predict protein structure and function?
Sequence homology
Can we predict protein structure from its sequence alone?
Comparative homology modelling
Ab initio structure predictions
Rosetta software: de novo calculations
CASP: Critical assessment of structure prediction
How do we judge model quality?
AI applied to protein structure prediction (1)
AI applied to protein structure prediction (2)
Protein design in the spotlight
Summary
Financial disclosures
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