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Workshop on cell membrane proteins simulation

Thursday June 1, 2017

Institute of Biochemistry and Biophysics, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran

Cell membrane acts as the first barrier that keeps the intracellular system in a unique physic chemical condition and to some extent acts as the brain of the cell where most of signal transference, modulation, demodulation, coding and decoding of the incoming and outgoing signals are conducted by its constituent protein molecules. In spite of the importance of this molecule and great deals of efforts in identifying their structure and function little is known about their dynamics at atomic level.

This is why, simulation, modeling and computational biophysics approaches are taken to implement basic, experimental theoretical and statistical approaches to reveal their activities in time scales as low as picoseconds or less and with spatial resolution of nanometer and angstrom.

Understating the dynamics and activities of the membrane proteins at atomic and subatomic levels will pave the path to identify the cause of related diseases, improve the efficiency of drug delivery, design specific biosensors, and manipulate the malfunctioning proteins by remote and noninvasive means and so on.

In this workshop based on the expertise of the presenters the matter will be addressed by means of all atom, coarse grain, molecular dynamic, continuum mechanics and computational biophysics.

Flier

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Poster

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Organizers:

H. Mobasheri

Institute of Biochemistry and Biophysics, University of Tehran

S. Mehdi Vaez Allaei

Department of Physics, University of Tehran

Registration

Students: 200000 IR, Others 400000 IR

Acc. No: 5225450559, Mellat Bank, Deposit Id code: 1132

Acc. name: Un-withdrawable account of Institute of Biochemistry and Biophysics, University of Tehran

Please send the Registration form together with your receipt to Shahram_rezaei@ut.ac.ir once it was paid.

Venue:

Institute of Biochemistry and Biophysics, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran

Further information

Mr Rezaei (Shahram_rezaei@ut.ac.ir), 61113375