FOR 490: Molecular Mechanisms of Retinal Protein Action: A Combination of Theoretical Approaches
Subject Area
Physics
Biology
Chemistry
Term
from 2002 to 2008
Project identifier
Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) - Project number 5469831
Project Description
No abstract available
DFG Programme
Research Units
Projects
Computer simulation of anion pumping by retinal proteins
(Applicant
Fischer, Ph.D., Stefan
)
Computer Simulation of Conformation-Coupled Proton Transfer in Bacteriorhodopsin
(Applicant
Suhai, Sandor
)
Computer simulation of the proton transfer pathways at the extracellular side of bacteriorhodopsin and calculation of IR spectra of the photocycle intermediates
(Applicant
Suhai, Sandor
)
DFTB QM/MM calculations of retinal protein excited states
(Applicant
Elstner, Marcus
)
Excited state dynamics in the early stages of the bR and Rh photocycle
(Applicant
Frauenheim, Thomas
)
Excited state dynamics in the early stages of the bR and Rh photocycle
(Applicant
Frauenheim, Thomas
)
Mechanisms of the Opsin Shift
(Applicant
Buß, Volker
)
Mechanisms of the Opsin Shift
(Applicant
Buß, Volker
)
Molecular Mechanisms of Retinal Protein Action: Coordination Project
(Applicant
Frauenheim, Thomas
)
Proton transfer and conformational dynamics in the M2-to-O steps of the bacteriorhodopsin photocycle
(Applicant
Smith, Jeremy Christopher
)
QM/MM calculations of retinal protein excited states: Investigating the mechanisms of color tuning
(Applicant
Elstner, Marcus
)
Regulation of the Proton Pumping Activity of Bacteriorhodopsin - The influence of Membrane Potential and Proton Gradient
(Applicant
Ullmann, Matthias
)
Structures of the first intermediates of the visual cascade
(Applicant
Entel, Peter
)
Structures of the first intermediates of the visual cascade
(Applicant
Entel, Peter
)
Spokesperson
Professor Dr. Thomas Frauenheim
Deputy
Professor Dr. Jeremy Christopher Smith
