University of Glasgow Meeting, 7-9 April 1999
Themed Meeting, centred around: "Complex Protein Assemblies as Molecular Machines"
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Meeting Programme
Friday 9 April 1999
Education Group Colloquium
Biochemistry by numbers
- Organisers:
- L. Jervis (Plymouth)
- D. Harris (Oxford)
- Chair:
- L. Jervis (Plymouth)
- Speakers:
- 09.15 M. Walkinshaw (Edinburgh)
- Predicting Protein-Ligand Interactions
- 10.00 Poster Session
- 11.00 R. Leatherbarrow (Cambridge)
- Protein ligand interactions - the gap between experiment and theory
- 11.45 J. Coggins (Glasgow)
- Moving from chance discovery to rational drug design. Do we still need chemistry?
- 12.30 K. Watson (Oxford)
- Moving from chance discovery to rational drug design: How can computers help?
- 13.15 Lunch
- Chair:
- D. Harris (Oxford)
- Speakers:
- 14.15 P. Cowley (Organon)
- The return of chance discovery. Generation of large numbers of compounds by combinatorial methods
- 15.00 M. Page (Roche)
- The return of chance discovery. How do we screen large numbers of compounds?
- 15.45 C. Wharton (Birmingham)
- Chance discovery vs rational design Implication for biochemistry degree courses
- 16.30 Discussion
- 17.00 Education Group Committee Meeting
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