Utrecht Protein Folding and Assembly
The Protein Folding & Assembly course is followed by undergraduate students in Chemistry and Molecular Life Sciences at Utrecht University. The course is aimed at obtaining a molecular understanding of topics including protein folding, chaperones, and the formation of amyloid fibrils. The students get the opportunity to apply their newly gained expertise in this field by writing a preLight on a relevant preprint.
Supervised by Stefan Rüdiger and Tessa Sinnige
Hydrophobic-cationic peptides enhance RNA polymerase ribozyme activity by accretion
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23 April 2021
Utrecht Protein Folding and Assembly
A “spindle and thread”-mechanism unblocks translation of N-terminally disordered proteins
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16 April 2021
Utrecht Protein Folding and Assembly
Selectivity of Protein Interactions along the Aggregation Pathway of α-Synuclein
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15 April 2021
Utrecht Protein Folding and Assembly
Suppression of aggregate and amyloid formation by a novel intrinsically disordered region in metazoan Hsp110 chaperones
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14 April 2021
Utrecht Protein Folding and Assembly
A copper chaperone-mimetic polytherapy for SOD1-associated amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
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09 April 2021
Utrecht Protein Folding and Assembly
Brain deletion of Serf2 shifts amyloid conformation in a mouse model
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06 April 2021
Utrecht Protein Folding and Assembly