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The 'M'uscle '''MUZIC''' provides a unique mix of cellular and structural biology laboratories with a focus on muscle research and combines a series of complementary state-of-the art know-how and technologies ranging from high resolution (X-ray crystallography) and low resolution structural biology methods (SAXS, EM, cryo-EM tomography, atomic force microscopy) to a variety of cell biology oriented techniques, ranging from FRET and live-cell imaging, cellular and animal models to animal physiology. These are complemented by a biochemical and biophysical characterisation of proteins and their complexes. | The ''M''uscle '''MUZIC''' provides a unique mix of cellular and structural biology laboratories with a focus on muscle research and combines a series of complementary state-of-the art know-how and technologies ranging from high resolution (X-ray crystallography) and low resolution structural biology methods (SAXS, EM, cryo-EM tomography, atomic force microscopy) to a variety of cell biology oriented techniques, ranging from FRET and live-cell imaging, cellular and animal models to animal physiology. These are complemented by a biochemical and biophysical characterisation of proteins and their complexes. | ||
* [http://www.fp7-muzic.eu/index.php?id=191 Objectives] | * [http://www.fp7-muzic.eu/index.php?id=191 Objectives] | ||
Revision as of 03:41, 18 March 2013
The Muscle MUZIC provides a unique mix of cellular and structural biology laboratories with a focus on muscle research and combines a series of complementary state-of-the art know-how and technologies ranging from high resolution (X-ray crystallography) and low resolution structural biology methods (SAXS, EM, cryo-EM tomography, atomic force microscopy) to a variety of cell biology oriented techniques, ranging from FRET and live-cell imaging, cellular and animal models to animal physiology. These are complemented by a biochemical and biophysical characterisation of proteins and their complexes.
- Objectives
- Work programme
- Interactome
- Protein Index (browse proteins annotated by MUZIC)