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The Southeast Collaboratory for Structural Genomics:  A High-Throughput Gene to Structure Factory

Michael W. W. Adams, Harry A. Dailey, Lawrence J. DeLucas, Ming Luo, James H. Prestegard, John P. Rose, Bi‐Cheng Wang

Year
2003
Citations
77

Abstract

The Southeast Collaboratory for Structural Genomics consists of four working groups. The protein production group supplies/develops high-output production of Pyrococcus furiosus, Caenorhabditis elegans, and selected human proteins. The X-ray crystallography group conducts high-throughput structure production in parallel with production-related research/development in nanocrystallization robotics, capillary crystallization cassette, synchrotron/home X-ray instrumentation, sample mounting robotics, data processing and pipelined structure analysis, combined refinement/validation protocols, and direct use of unlabeled native crystals (Direct Crystallography). The NMR group emphasizes/develops sample screening and backbone structure determination from residual dipolar coupling data. The bioinformatics group implements/develops local database interfaces, pipelined sequence/structure information search/updates, and database/bioinformatics toolkits.

Keywords

CollaboratoryStructural genomicsThroughputFactory (object-oriented programming)GenomicsComputer scienceDatabaseComputational biologyProtein structureGenome

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