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Marie Brut
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My general research interests include computational structural biology and its application to SAR study, protein/DNA motion and accommodation mechanisms. Specifically, my work is currently focused on the development of new computational methodologies to promote innovative in silico experiments and their application to:
- structural flexibility of biomolecules and induced-fit mechanisms
- oncoproteins as therapeutic targets
- predictive physical models for bio-hybrid materials
- protein machines to integrate active functions
- nucleic acids for DNA technologies
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Coupling Quantum Mechanics and Static Modes to explore the energy landscape in complex systemsAPS March Meeting 2021, Mar 2021, Dallas (virtual), United States
Conference papers
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Rapid Discrimination Of Single-Nucleotide Differences Through The Spatial Analysis Of A Nanofluidic-Embedded BiosensorMicroTAS, Oct 2017, Savannah, United States. 2017
Conference poster
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Nouvelle approche méthodologique pour la prise en compte de la flexibilité dans les interactions entre molecules biologiques: les Modes StatiquesMicro et nanotechnologies/Microélectronique. Université Paul Sabatier - Toulouse III, 2009. Français. ⟨NNT : ⟩
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