Small Ribozymes Deaminases HIV Protease Antibodies
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the Wedekind Lab Web Site.
Our lab uses X-ray diffraction methods to investigate the structures of
protein and RNA enzymes. The goal of this research is to elucidate the
mechanism of action of these
molecules at the molecular level. Other techniques employed include: small
angle X-ray scattering (SAXS),
comparative modeling, single- and multi-turnover kinetics, organic
synthesis of novel nucleosides,
circular dichroism spectroscopy, molecular biological techniques , HPLC
and dynamic light scattering.
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