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Conformational and chemical selection by a trans-acting editing domain. Danhart EM, Bakhtina M, Cantara WA, Kuzmishin AB, Ma X, Sanford BL, Košutić M, Goto Y, Suga H, Nakanishi K, Micura R, Foster MP, Musier-Forsyth K. Proc Natl Acad Sci U

Congratulations Eric! Starting in August, Eric will be working full time as an Instructor at the CLSE. Eric autographs the traditional bottle

Hello, I’ve noticed a few common ‘annoyances’ that everyone tends to deal with when processing nmr data in one way or another and I thought I’d offer a few solutions: 1) Getting started with nmrPipe/nmrDraw: Converting data in Topspin Learning

This new NIH R01 is a collaborative grant that funds our research to understand the mechanisms of allosteric regulation of RNA binding by oligomeric proteins, using the undecameric trp RNA binding attenuation protein (TRAP) as a model system. In addition,

Mark was one of the keynote speakers at the Second Molecular Biophysics Symposium of the Biocomplexity Institute at Virginia Tech. https://www.bi.vt.edu/molecular-biophysics-symposium

Elihu C. Ihms, Ian R. Kleckner, Paul Gollnick, Mark P. Foster, “Mechanistic models fit to variable temperature calorimetric data provide insights into cooperativity” Biophysical Journal 112 ( 7) 2017,  1328–1338 https://authors.elsevier.com/a/1UsgL_9FM4eH5 We use a nearest-neighbor formalism to generate a simplified

NIGMS has funded our project R01 GM122432: PROTEIN DYNAMICS IN SITE-SPECIFIC DNA RECOMBINATION. The work will fill critical gaps in our understanding of the mechanisms of site specific DNA recombination as exemplified by Cre, a commonly used genetic engineering tool. The

The Foster Lab welcomes new OSBP PhD student Cameron Jamshidi. Cameron earned a BS in Biochemistry from Miami University (Oxford, OH), where he used spectroscopic methods to study the structures of metal complexes and fluorinated compounds. At smallest nanodrop, Cameron