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-Below are listed pages in Proteopedia that were originally created by students.
+Below are listed pages in Proteopedia that were originally created by students. To search for a molecule, use the ''Find'' function of your browser (Windows: Ctrl-F; Mac: Cmd-F).
-* [[Photosystem II]] was authored by [[User:Emily Forschler|Emily Forschler]] while she was a senior biochemistry major at Messiah College (Grantham PA US) in a class taught by [[User:Karl Oberholser|Karl Oberholser]]. Professor Oberholser reported "I think that Emily's work on Photosystem II shows that Proteopedia is a system that a Jmol novice can use with good effect.  Emily had no experience with using Jmol.  The other students in the class ... [made] PowerPoint presentations of their chosen proteins, and after seeing Emily's Proteopedia presentation one student's response was all of us should have used Proteopedia.  Thank you for a great product!"
+===2016-2020===
+* 2018: [[User:Carlos_Vázquez_García/TFG|Analysis and presentation of structure and function of the K-RAS protein]] was the end-of-degree project of [[User:Carlos_Vázquez_García|Carlos Vázquez-García]], a student of the Degree in Pharmacy at the [http://www.uah.es University of Alcalá] (Spain), focused of the analysis and display of structural features of the protein, interaction with ligands, etc. ''(Article in Spanish, includes English abstract. Published also as http://hdl.handle.net/10017/27238)''
+* 2018: [[User:Carolina_Castro_Hernández/TFG|Analysis and presentation of structure and function of the HIV gp120 protein]] was the end-of-degree project of [[User:Carolina_Castro_Hernández|Carolina Castro-Hernández]], a student of the Degree in Biology at the [http://www.uah.es University of Alcalá] (Spain), focused of the analysis and display of structural features of the protein, interaction with other proteins and ligands, etc. ''(Article in Spanish, includes English abstract)''
+*Pages by students at at '''Butler University''', Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, in collaboration with [[User:R. Jeremy Johnson|Prof. Jeremy Johnson]] were featured in [[BAMBED|''Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education'']]:
+**[[Glucagon receptor|Glucagon G protein-coupled receptor]] with contributions from students Steven Bennett, Sydney Caskey, Alexis Coulis, Olivia Murfield, Allie Paton, Dean Williams.
+**[[Lysophosphatidic acid receptor]] with student contributors Heather Hansen, Stephanie Kuhlman, Chandler Mitchell & Clayton Taylor.
+**[[Metabotropic glutamate receptor 5|Glutamate receptor 5, metbotropic]] with student contributors Connor Coatney, Kurt Corsbie, Cutter Koehlerm & Dan Schemenauer.
+===2011-2015===
+*[[Triose Phosphate Isomerase]] by graduate student Greg Snider,  featured in [[:Category:Featured in BAMBED|''Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education]].
+*Pages by students at at '''Butler University''', Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, in collaboration with [[User:R. Jeremy Johnson|Prof. Jeremy Johnson]] were featured in [[BAMBED|''Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education'']]:
+**[[Dipeptidyl peptidase IV]] with student contributors Josh Morris & Nicole Risselmann.
+**[[Fatty acid amide hydrolase]] with student contributors Rachel Erkilla, Melissa Jones, Daniel Lange, & Carter Sharp.
+**[[GPR40|Human GPR40 (hGPR40), also known as Free Fatty Acid Receptor 1 (FFAR1)]] with student contributors Jacob Applegarth, Whitney Hart, Blake Moskal, & Brittany Stankavich.
+**[[Hormone sensitive lipase]] with student contributors Nathan Holt & Derek O'Connor.
+**[[Monoglyceride lipase]] with student contributors Steven Han, Dominique Stephens, Erica Yothment & Greg Zemtsov.
+**[[Palmitoyl protein thioesterase]] with student contributors Andrew Bartels, Nicole Green, Kelly Maddalone, Ryan Mughmaw & Audrey Wright.
+**[[RNase A]]
+***[[RNase A NMR]]
+***[[RNase A Oligomers]]
+***[[RNaseA Nobel Prizes]]
+**[[RNaseS RNaseB|RNase S and RNase B]]
+*Pages that are collaborations between students at '''La Cañada High School''' and students at the '''University of Southern California''', mentored by [[User:Remo_Rohs|Remo Rohs]] (see [[Group:USC-LCHS]]), were featured in [[BAMBED|''Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Education'']]:
+**[[Hox protein]]
+**[[P53-DNA Recognition]]
+===2006-2010===
+* 2010: [[User:Daniel Eddelman|Daniel Eddelman]] while a senior at Wabash College, majoring in Biology and minoring in Chemistry, developed a page on [[Citrate Synthase]] that was published to the public space as part of his class. This formed the foundation for the current topic page and lead to his inclusion in [[Proteopedia:BAMBED#Articles_Published_in_BAMBEd|publication of this work]] in 2011.  Other student projects from the class are linked at [[Glycolysis_Enzymes]] and [[Citric Acid Cycle]].
+* 2009: [[Understanding of the Recruitment of HDACs by MEF2, Based on Their Structure]] was authored by graduate student [[User:Ricardo Alchini|Ricardo Alchini]] as a result of participation in a class taught by [[User:Eric Martz|Eric Martz]] and Keiichi Namba in Osaka, Japan.
+* 2008: [[Photosystem II]] was authored by [[User:Emily Forschler|Emily Forschler]] while she was a senior biochemistry major at Messiah College (Grantham PA US) in a class taught by [[User:Karl Oberholser|Karl Oberholser]]. Professor Oberholser reported "I think that Emily's work on Photosystem II shows that Proteopedia is a system that a Jmol novice can use with good effect.  Emily had no experience with using Jmol.  The other students in the class ... [made] PowerPoint presentations of their chosen proteins, and after seeing Emily's Proteopedia presentation one student's response was all of us should have used Proteopedia.  Thank you for a great product!"
+==University of Massachusetts CBI Program==
+Dozens of pages created by graduate students in the Chemistry-Biology Interface (CBI) Program the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, designed for incorporation into the [[Molecular Playground]], are listed under [[CBI Molecules]].
+==Art==
+Artistic representations of biochemical subjects will be found under [http://proteopedia.org/wiki/index.php?title=Special%3AAllpages&from=&namespace=212 Art]. Many of these are by students.
 ==See Also==
 * [[Teaching Scenes, Tutorials, and Educators' Pages]].
+* [[Teaching Strategies Using Proteopedia]]
+* [[Proteopedia:News#Adoptions in University Classes|Adoptions in University Classes]]