Seminars

We have seminars at the end of each semester. You may choose a member of your group to make a presentation. You are encouraged to talk about the application of the approach you have learned in the course onto your on-going research projects. Following are the PPT slides (mixture of English and Chinese) of talks in the recent semesters.

PKU19SF fall semester students (2019/9/14-2020/1/11)

  • PKU19F_G01_02 – Structural, functional and evolutionary analysis of beat-arrestin.
  • PKU19F_G03_04 – Functional analysis of the transcription factor Pax7 in mouse muscle stem cells.
  • PKU19F_G05_06 – Structure and Function of ATP-dependent Helicase OsHRQ1 Protein in Rice.
  • PKU19F_G07_10 – Structural and Functional Analysis of Plant Homeodomain Finger Protein 1 in Human.
  • PKU19F_G08_20 – Sequence and Structure Analysis of ADP/ATP Translocase 1 (ANT1).
  • PKU19F_G09_11 – Prediction of possible endogenous ligands for orphan receptor GPR88.
  • PKU19F_G12_13 – Functional analysis of the transcription factor Pax7 in mouse muscle stem cells.
  • PKU19F_G14_15 – Structural and functional study of the salicylic acid pathway related protein NPR1 in Arabidopsis thaliana.
  • PKU19F_G16_17 – Human Dual specificity tyrosine-phosphorylation-regulated kinase 3.
  • PKU19F_G18_19 – Muscle blind-like Protein 2.
  • PKU19F_G21_22 – Sequence-based structural and functional study of selenoprotein.
  • PKU19F_G23_24 – Analysis of Toll-like receptor family adaptor protein SARM1.

PKU19S spring semester students (2019/2/23-2019/6/16)

  • PKU19S_G01 – An introduction to CRISPR/Cas9 and its application.
  • PKU19S_G02 – Evolutionary History and Molecular Mechanism of Differentiation of Cold Response in Chinese Arabidopsis thaliana Populations along the Yangtze River.
  • PKU19S_G03 – The role of auxin signaling pathway in defending virus infection.
  • PKU19S_G05 – Sequence and structure analysis of histone deacetylase HDAC.
  • PKU19S_G06 – The role of BRCA1/2 in DNA double strand break repairing.
  • PKU19S_G07 – Protein disorder regions and its application in drug design.

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