Exploring proteins in infection biology with EMBL-EBI resources
Bio-Informatics, Structural Biology, Biochemistry and seminar by Marcelo Querino, Kyle Morris and Stephanie Lo, EMBL-EBI
Wednesday 14:30–15:30 London (GMT+0)
Starts in 19 days
Abstract
Open biological data resources connect complementary evidence about proteins involved in infection. Using influenza haemagglutinin, this seminar demonstrates sequence and functional annotations in UniProt, three-dimensional cryo-EM maps in EMDB, and experimental and predicted structures in PDBe and the AlphaFold Protein Structure Database. Participants will learn to browse, retrieve and interpret these data and follow connections between the resources. The session also considers how accessible biological data supports infection research and pandemic preparedness. It is aimed at students and researchers in protein biology, structural biology and bioinformatics; basic knowledge of sequence and structure formats is useful.
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