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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270119
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270120
SUMMARY:Metagenomic discovery of novel antimicrobial enzymes from Earth’s
  extremes
LOCATION:Online
DESCRIPTION:In this free hour-long EMBL-EBI webinar\, Amy Wiseman of Durham
  University shows how metagenomic mining\, sequence analysis and structura
 l prediction can turn up antimicrobial enzymes in extreme environments. He
 r examples are endolysins found in Icelandic hot springs and Arctic seawat
 er\, studied with AlphaFold alongside X-ray crystallography. It suits rese
 archers and students in microbiology\, bioinformatics\, structural biology
  and biotechnology\, and places are allocated first come\, first served.\n
 \nhttps://www.ebi.ac.uk/training/events/metagenomic-discovery-novel-antimi
 crobial-enzymes-earths-extremes/
URL:https://thebench.bio/events/metagenomic-discovery-of-novel-antimicrobia
 l-enzymes-from-earth-s-extremes-2027
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