Introduction to Structural Biology Techniques Part I

[@Crashof2008]

Thank you so much for this. You specifically asked for comments in this video, so here they are. This is such a wonderful course, thqt I struggled to find the perfect words. This is now video 13 of the 61 video course. I have watched every one with great interest. I watch one per day, because of other time commitments. But I have not missed a day yet, and do not intend to. I routinely wonder during these lectures what my next course in structural biology should be. I am unsure. My clear preference is for another course from this particular professor. He continually provides the essential historic and scientific contexts for the subject material, which helps me assemble this pedagogy into a coherent whole. This capacity to link the macrocontexts to the microcontexts in a fascinating manner is an exceptionally rare trait in a professor. Thank you! Matt in California

[@kirtaninbolzano3841]

Thanks a lot for this wonderfully explained lecture series. I am new to this field and your teachings helped me a lot to understand the concept. Thanks and regards!!

[@Ejeby]

0:55 the techniques of structural biology 2:38 small molecule metabolites 5:20 water droplet example, microscopic organisms ; two-component system two propene: histidine kinase , periplasmic domain - receptor responders to emergency situations, eg heat communicates to bacteria, which express --