Structural Biophysics Section
Nico Tjandra, PhD, Principal Investigator
The main interest of the Structural Biophysics Section is to develop
new techniques in NMR to efficiently
study structure and dynamics of biomolecules. We are focused on
discovering the underlying basic physical principle that defines
some parameters that we observe with solution NMR. The intent is
to develop a protocol to apply this knowledge into structure determination.
In most of these parameters that we measure there are always some
dynamic components. One aspects of our research is to try to separate
the structural from the dynamic components of the NMR parameters.
The detail dynamic information that we obtain together with the
solution structure of the biomolecules completes the full picture
of the molecules in their physiological environment.
In addition we also utilize other biophysical techniques such as light scattering and imaging to gain
additional structural and cellular information on the molecules of interest. Our goal is to understand the
basic mechanism of protein interactions that govern various cellular processes.
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