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Scientific Subprojects

Project Area C

Biochemistry and Biophysics

The understanding of proteins and DNA including their structure and behavior is the basis for research works in many disciplines. For the reason of the complexity and dynamics of these systems and their interactions with surrounding solvents it is necessary to consider long time periods and many particles. In the SFB 716 methods for the study of biopolymers in complex environments and processes are used and further developed.

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Subproject C.1
Modeling the Influence of Organic Solvents on Structure and Flexibility of Enzymes
Apl. Prof. Dr. Jürgen Pleiss


Subproject C.5
Macromolecular Transport by Nanoscaled Pores
Prof. Dr. Christian Holm


Subproject C.6
Umbrella-Sampling-Simulation
Prof. Dr. Johannes Kästner


Subproject C.8
Molecular dynamics simulations for the detection of unfolding pathways and stable conformations of DNA Gquadruplexes
Dr. Jens Smiatek, Prof. Dr. Johannes Kästner


Subproject C.9
Diamondoid-functionalized nanopores as biosensors
Jun.-Prof. Dr. Maria Fyta

 

Terminated Subprojects

Subproject C.3
Modelling the Inhibitor Resistance in β-Lactamases
Prof. Dr. Jürgen Pleiss


Subproject C.4
Investigating Protein Translocation Using Molecular Dynamics Simulation
Prof. Dr. Jörg Wrachtrup