Скачать или смотреть Analytical Ultracentrifugation - Stephen McLaughlin

The LMB Biophysics Facility houses a wide range of state-of-the-art and in-house built instruments that enable the molecular characterisation of macromolecular size, shape, mass, stability, binding affinity, dynamics and interaction kinetics.

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In this video Stephen explains the physical principles that underlie analytical ultracentrifugation (AUC). He describes the different type of experiment, detection systems, sample requirements and how data is analysed to investigate the mass, shape and interactions of sedimenting particles. He gives examples of how AUC has been employed in a variety of projects. In addition, he shows how recent methods have been applied to the analysis of glycoproteins and membrane proteins.

The Biophysics Facility is headed by Chris Johnson, supported by Stephen McLaughlin.

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You can find more videos from the LMB 2021 Biophysics Techniques Lecture series here:
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Next Generation Biophysics Symposium 2020 -    • Next Generation Biophysics Symposium 2020  
Electron Cryo-Microscopy Course 2017 -    • Electron Cryo-microscopy Course 2017  
RNA Seq Course -    • RNA-seq Course 2020  
LMB Crystallography Course 2013 -    • LMB Crystallography Course 2013  

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