Workshop Details
Chromatin Structure and Dynamics
08/04/2014 - 08/08/2014
Meeting Description:

The workshop will discuss the structural and dynamic aspects of chromatin and how they are regulated by other factors such as histone chaperones, chromatin factors, and chromatin remodelers. The talks will cover topics including nucleosome structure, nucleosome remodeling, covalent modification of histones, histone exchange, and histone variants. The workshop will also discuss various biophysical tools used to study chromatin including X-ray crystallography, NMR, single molecule, and computation.

Notes:

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Meeting Venue:

Telluride Intermediate School
725 West Colorado Avenue Telluride CO 81435

Chromatin Structure and Dynamics Registered Meeting Participants:
Participant Organization
Bai, Lu Penn State University
Bai, Yawen National Cancer Institute
Black, Ben University of Pennsylvania
Bowman, Gregory Johns Hopkins University
Churchill, Mair University of Colorado School of Medicine
Clark, David NIH
Cole, Philip Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Ladurner, Andreas University of Munich
Li, Guohong Institute of Biophysics, Chinese Academy of Scienc
Margulies, Carla Ludwig-Maximillians-University
Mochrie, Simon Yale University
Mueller-Planitz, Felix LMU Munich, Adolf Butenandt Institute - Molecular
Narlikar, Geeta UCSF
Nordenskiold, Lars Nanyang Technological University Singapore
Ordu, Orkide Delft University of Technology (TU Delft)
Owen-Hughes, Tom University of Dundee
Poirier, Michael Ohio State Univ.
Schlick, Tamar New York University
Tan, Song Penn State University
van Noort, John Leiden University
Wigley, Dale Institute of Cancer Research
Zhou, Zheng INSTITUTE OF BIOPHYSICS
Zhurkin, Victor NCI, NIH

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