Structural biology aims direct visualization of macromolecules and therefore provides the most definitive way to describe its mechanisms of action. High resolution cryo-electron microscopy (cryo-EM) is emerging and developing technique in structural biology capable of producing density maps for direct atomic modelling.

We gather a discussion group to better understand what is the current practice of cryo-EM, critically assess where it falls short, present the most recent developments and applications to interesting biological problems. We encourage everyone to take active part.

Ribosomal accuracy amplification and its corruption by amino glycoside antibiotics

12 October, 10.00

Venue: Gamma-5 Becquerel room
Speaker: Måns Ehrenberg, Cell and Molecular Biology, Uppsala University