Myriam Cotten

Investigating Molecular Recognition and Biological Function at Interfaces Using Antimicrobial and Biomineralization Peptides

Lead Institution

Hamilton College

Principal Investigator

Myriam Cotten

Project type

Capability Research

My research plans reflect my fundamental interest in the principles underlying the biological function and the mechanisms of action of peptides active at interfaces. Complementary solid state Nuclear…

Investigating Molecular Recognition and Biological Function at Interfaces Using Antimicrobial Peptides.

Lead Institution

Hamilton College

Principal Investigator

Myriam Cotten

Project type

Capability Research

This research plans reflect my fundamental interest in the principles underlying the biological function and the mechanisms of action of peptides active at interfaces. Complementary solid state…

Investigating Molecular Recognition and Biological Function at Interfaces Using Antimicrobial Peptides.

Lead Institution

Hamilton College

Principal Investigator

Myriam Cotten

Project type

Capability Research

This research proposal features fundamental principles underlying biological function and mechanisms of action of peptides active at interfaces. The strategy for this project, which we initiated last…

Investigating Molecular Recognition and Biological Function at Interfaces Using Antimicrobial Peptides.

Lead Institution

Hamilton College

Principal Investigator

Myriam Cotten

Project type

Capability Research

This research proposal features fundamental principles underlying biological function and mechanisms of action of peptides active at interfaces. The strategy for this project, which we initiated last…

Investigating Molecular Recognition and Biological Function at Interfaces Using Antimicrobial Peptides.

Lead Institution

Hamilton College

Principal Investigator

Myriam Cotten

Project type

Capability Research

This research proposal features fundamental principles underlying biological function and mechanisms of action of peptides active at interfaces. The strategy for this project has been to use…

Conformational Studies of Human Salivary Histatin Bound on Hydroxyapatite by Solid State NMR

Lead Institution

University of Washington

Principal Investigator

Gary Drobny

Project type

Capability Research

Histatin-5 is a human salivary polypeptide found in the acquired enamel pellicle. The protein is histidine-rich and basic, and possesses at least two important functions: control of hydroxyaapatite…

Conformational and Dynamics Studies of Human Salivary Histatin Bound on Hydroxyapatite by Solid State NMR

Lead Institution

University of Washington

Principal Investigator

Gary Drobny

Project type

Capability Research

Biomineralization, a field that studies the formation of mineral tissues by organisms, offers structural biologists may opportunities to address some core issues of structure-function relationships…

Conformational and Dynamics Studies of Human Salivary Histatin Bound on Hydroxyapatite by Solid State NMR

Lead Institution

University of Washington

Principal Investigator

Gary Drobny

Project type

Capability Research

Biomineralization, a field that studies the formation of mineral tissues by organisms offers structural biologists many opportunities to address some core issues of structure-function relationships…

Investigating Molecular Recognition and Biological Function at Interfaces using Antimicrobial and Biomineralization Peptides

Lead Institution

Hamilton College

Principal Investigator

Myriam Cotten

Project type

Capability Research

My research plans reflect my fundamental interest in the principles underlying the biological function and the mechanisms of action of peptides active at interfaces. Complementary solid state Nuclear…

Nanoclusters, Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology - University of Washington/National Science Foundation (Don Baer's UW/NSF's Project - 43598)

Lead Institution

Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory

Principal Investigator

Donald Baer

Project type

Exploratory Research

PNNL/UW's Joint Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology is offering a 2-week intensive course on nanotechnology. The course will be taught by PNNL staff and will utilize the equipment in…

Nanoclusters, Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology - University of Washington/National Science Foundation (Don Baer's UW/NSF's Project - 43598)

Lead Institution

Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory

Principal Investigator

Donald Baer

Project type

Exploratory Research

PNNL/UW's Joint Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology is offering a 2-week intensive course on nanotechnology. The course will be taught by PNNL staff and will utilize the equipment in…

EMSL Science Overview

Myriam Cotten

Projects

Investigating Molecular Recognition and Biological Function at Interfaces Using Antimicrobial and Biomineralization Peptides

Investigating Molecular Recognition and Biological Function at Interfaces Using Antimicrobial Peptides.

Investigating Molecular Recognition and Biological Function at Interfaces Using Antimicrobial Peptides.

Investigating Molecular Recognition and Biological Function at Interfaces Using Antimicrobial Peptides.

Investigating Molecular Recognition and Biological Function at Interfaces Using Antimicrobial Peptides.

Conformational Studies of Human Salivary Histatin Bound on Hydroxyapatite by Solid State NMR

Conformational and Dynamics Studies of Human Salivary Histatin Bound on Hydroxyapatite by Solid State NMR

Conformational and Dynamics Studies of Human Salivary Histatin Bound on Hydroxyapatite by Solid State NMR

Investigating Molecular Recognition and Biological Function at Interfaces using Antimicrobial and Biomineralization Peptides

Nanoclusters, Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology - University of Washington/National Science Foundation (Don Baer's UW/NSF's Project - 43598)

Nanoclusters, Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology - University of Washington/National Science Foundation (Don Baer's UW/NSF's Project - 43598)