Molecular Modeling

BCBP-4550

This course covers the theory and practice of the structural modeling of proteins and other biomolecules using informatics-driven and energy-based approaches. Topics include template-based comparative modeling, secondary structure prediction, tertiary structure prediction, protein classification, sidechain rotamers, docking, protein design, energy minimization, electrostatics, molecular dynamics, and molecular surfaces. Molecular modeling software will be provided. Laptop computers are required. BIOL 4550 , BIOL 6420 , BCBP 4550, and BCBP 6420 meet jointly; only one of these courses can be taken for credit.

4 credits

Cross-listed with:

BCBP-6420 Molecular Modeling BIOL-4550 Molecular Modeling BIOL-6420 Molecular Modeling

Prereqs:

MATH-1020 Calculus II

and

BIOL-4620 Molecular Biology

and

one of:

BIOL-4760 Molecular Biochemistry I CHEM-4760 Molecular Biochemistry I BCBP-4760 Molecular Biochemistry I

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2023	Molecular Modeling (4c) Chunyu Wang Christopher Bystroff Seats Taken: 7/30
2022	Molecular Modeling (4c) Chunyu Wang Christopher Bystroff Seats Taken: 12/30
2021	Molecular Modeling (4c) Chunyu Wang Christopher Bystroff Seats Taken: 5/30
2020	Molecular Modeling (4c) Christopher Bystroff Chunyu Wang Seats Taken: 8/30
2019	Molecular Modeling (4c) Christopher Bystroff Chunyu Wang Seats Taken: 11/30
2018	Molecular Modeling (4c) Christopher Bystroff Chunyu Wang Seats Taken: 7/30
2017	Molecular Modeling (4c) Christopher Bystroff Chunyu Wang Seats Taken: 2/30
2016	Molecular Modeling (4c) Chunyu Wang Seats Taken: 3/30
2015	Molecular Modeling (4c) Chunyu Wang Christopher Bystroff Seats Taken: 7/30
2014	Molecular Modeling (4c) Chunyu Wang Christopher Bystroff Seats Taken: 2/30
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