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News Dec 17, 2008 - SGC hosts minisymposia on "Chemical Biology and Drug Discovery" and "Structural Biology and Cancer" in March 2009
Oct 2008 - SH2 domain pilot project recognized in this Nature Methods editorial Aug 2008 - Use of SGC reagents: SH2 domain pilot project to generate affinity reagents On March 15 2008 the SGC hosted a workshop discussing the potential of launching a project generating affinity reagents to all human proteins. As a consequence of the meeting a pilot project was launched to compare different antigen and binder technologies. The project focuses on proteins containing SH2 domains. Read more. May 7, 2008 - Protein Production workshop The third SGC Protein Production workshop took place at May 7. PDFs from the talks are available here: Introduction, High-throughput cloning and expression screening, Library-based construct screening for difficult-to-express proteins, Production of membrane proteins, Novel strategies to produce soluble protein, LEX system for E. coli cultivation, Large scale parallel purification, Benefits of using a multi-construct approach, Biophysical tools to improve crystallisability. Nov 7, 2007 - SGC deposits 500th protein structure: Press release July 3, 2007 - SGC Launches Phase II: Press release March 28, 2007 - SGC Stockholm deposits the 400th SGC structure Karolinska Institutet issued a press release to celebrate the 400th protein structure solved by the SGC. March 8, 2007 - Protein Production workshop SGC hosted the 2nd SGC Protein Production workshop on March 8. The talks can be found here: Introduction, Structural Genomics, Cloning, LEX system, Parallel purification, Biophysics, Opher Gileadi, Vincentelli. Dec 11, 2006 2006 Nobel laureate Roger Kornberg visited the SGC laboratory together with one of his co-workers.  Roger Kornberg and Dave Bushnell listening to Martin Hällberg outlining his biology programs. Sept 2006 - Invitation to guest students/postdocs for rotations at SGC Stockholm Academic postdocs or senior PhD students are invited for short term (3-6 months) visits to SGC Stockholm. Guests would participate in the research of one of three Biology teams (for Biology areas see the Research tab) and would have the opportunity to learn skills concerning e.g. high throughput methodologies. A long term goal of such a visit would also be to transfer a project (post 3D structure) to a collaborating laboratory. A background in structural biology is desirable but not necessary. Biochemists/cell biologists with experience from our target areas are also welcome to apply. Please contact Johan Weigelt for more information. Press release Karolinska Institutet issued a press
release celebrating the first year of operation for SGC
Stockholm, August 15 2006.
The SGC
mentioned in Nature
The Nature News feature "Science on the Solstice" on June 28, 2006 included a snapshot from the SGC. SGC Research Day 2006 On
Wednesday March 8 SGC hosted its first Research Day to present SGC
related research. Protein
production workshop SGC
will
organise a protein production workshop on Thursday February 9 with
practical sessions in the following weeks. SGC Stockholm officially inaugurated A Mini-Symposium was held on Wednesday Sep 21 to inaugurate the SGC Stockholm laboratories. Karolinska Institutet also issued a press release announcing the opening of SGC Stockholm. Article in Ny Teknik An article describing SGC Stockholm was published in the Swedish weekly engineering newspaper Ny Teknik on September 14. Protein
structures hint at the shape of
things to come
Alison Abbott writes for Nature about SGC's achievements on the occasion of its First Anniversary. "In less than a year, an Anglo-Canadian group has worked out the structures of 50 complex proteins that are relevant to human disease." The full article was published by the Nature in June 2nd 2005 (Vol 435, pp.547).
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