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Structural proteomics in Europe

Objective

The project assembles most European laboratories that are involved in or are initiating structural genomic programs. The research component covers the expertise necessary for developing appropriate tools and methodologies. Using these technologies, genomic data will be exploited to achieve high quality, high throughput determination of 3D protein structures to shed light on biomolecular mechanisms relevant to human health. The targets are from a set pathogenic bacteria and viruses, as well as biomedically relevant human proteins (with a focus on cancer and neurobiology). The project is science-driven since the best way to foster technological progress is through the solution of challenging biological problems. Networking will channel synergistic collaborations between national programmes and disseminate information and technologies Europe-wide. The Training & Mobility component builds on existing strengths to ensure exposure of young European scientists to cutting edge developments.

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THE CHANCELLOR, MASTERS AND SCHOLARS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD
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