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Basic Rules of Protein Folding

By Seth Lichter

Northwestern University

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Bio Seth Lichter Seth Lichter is Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Northwestern University. He started his academic career studying water waves. As the waves he was studying got smaller and smaller, stochastic terms were needed to describe them. Using his new knowledge of statistical mechanics, he began looking at molecular-scale waves at solid-liquid interfaces. Currently, he is applying traditional and statistical mechanical methods to study how proteins fold.
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  • Seth Lichter (2008), "Basic Rules of Protein Folding," http://nanohub.org/resources/6011.

Time 04:30 PM, December 04, 2008
Location ME 161, Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN
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  1. DNA/Nucleic Acids 1
  2. nano/bio 1
  3. proteins 1
  4. research seminar 1

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