Are you doing research in Denmark and looking for postdoctoral opportunities?
Have a look at this call from the Novo Nordisk Foundation:
https://t.co/jeR49ZFjDE
contact me if you are interested in applying.
Bridging NMR and molecular simulations to uncover hidden GPCR dynamics!
Our new study introduces GPCRmd-NMR, combining ML-based NMR predictors and MD simulations to support NMR experiments and reveal GPCR states beyond crystallography.
🔗 https://t.co/GAAUqUdiIP
#GPCR#NMR
@martafilizola visiting Uppsala University today! First presentation of her exciting work on MD simulations of GPCRs, then PhD defense in the afternoon!
@filizolalab1
📢 GPCR Forum is back after Summer break ☀️
As the first Zoominar after the break, we are hosting @NourKahlous from @CarlssonLab at @uppsalauni on the 27th of August, 4 pm CET.
As always, send a DM to receive the JOIN link or check the @GPCRForum mailing list.
We present a structure-based strategy for discovering small molecules targeting peptide-activated receptors.
Applied to neurotensin receptors #GPCRs, it yielded anti-pain compounds https://t.co/DR8orkHyUR
To enable broader application of the strategy, we provide access to...1/x
Read our paper on structure-based design of small-molecule agonists of neurotensin receptors with in vivo analgesic activity: https://t.co/l2GeHAsC4l
@NatureComms@uppsalauni@scilifelab@ERC_Research
Very cool paper!
Docking of virtual libraries identifies small-molecule agonists of neurotensin receptors with analgesic activity
https://t.co/RvcBHNXLB7
Recent advances in #peptide-GPCR interactions are transforming drug discovery. This #Primer details experimental and computational approaches, from in silico peptide mining to modern biosensor assays, paving the way for novel therapeutics.
https://t.co/qAaFU6AvgO
Interested in peptide-binding G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs)?
Have a look at: “Peptide ligand discovery of G protein-coupled receptors”, in Nature Reviews Methods Primers:
https://t.co/bxJbl3bXuz
Great use of comparative genomics to engineer receptors! Stay tuned for our upcoming publication (fingers crossed) investing similar evolutionary hotspots for all human GPCR families.