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Three day Online Workshop on “Molecular Docking and Biological Software Packages and Cell Culture techniques protocol
Event Details
Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology invite for the Online Workshop (Zoom Platform) on “Molecular Docking, Biological Software Packages and Cell Culture Techniques” (to attain publication) between 23th – 25th May, 2024’; Timing 09.30 am to 4.00 pm (IST), Organized by the Centre for Molecular and Nanomedical Sciences, International Research Centre (IRC), Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai. This workshop will provide a platform for the beginners to explore molecular docking, computational and cell culture techniques and implement these techniques in their field of research. Kindly find the attached brochure for complete details.
Following computational techniques such as; Molecular Docking using AutoDock Vina (Protein-ligand); Ligand preparation — Chimera; Docking analysis; Protein and Ligand preparation; Grid generation; Result analysis using Discovery Studio; Protein target screening and toxicity prediction will be covered.
In the theme of data analysis, we are going to teach
1. ImageJ — Java-based image processing program, we can use it for many biological research experiments example western blotting, wound healing, immunofluorescence etc.,
2. Biorender — Scientific diagrams, and illustrations.
3. Circos Plot — Circos ideal for exploring relationships between objects or positions.
4. OriginPro — Data analysis and graphing software.
5. Mapchart — Make your own custom map of the World.
6. GraphPad Prism — Data analysis and graphing software (Survival graph).
Cell culture techniques and protocols includes media preparation, cell passaging, counting cells in a Haemocytometer, cell seeding for MTT, wound healing and Immunofluorescence, cryopreservation, MTT assay and calculations. Molecular Biology calculation includes stock and working concentration preparation and other basics.
Note: Limited seats only available; Registration is based on first come first serve basi