Ansgar Siemer @AnsgarSiemer@qoto.org

Looking forward to the Southern California Users of Magnets (SCUM) meeting this Saturday! https://sites.google.com/usc.edu/scum2023/home

My recent review about functional amyloids is now also available on NLM: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9588633/

@SjorsScheres The short answer is 'yes'. Backbone #NMR chemical shifts mostly reflect secondary structure, which is not very different between #tau #amyloid strains. Long range distances from either #NMR or #EPR would clearly help.

New paper about #NMR assignment of a tau fibrils similar to those found in #Alzheimer'sdisease. Also includes ideas how to compare #NMR data with known #cryoEM structures. https://doi.org/10.3389/fnins.2022.988074

@DNPFred@mstdn.social Thank you! I hope the #NMRchat will be a great place to talk about magnetic resonance.

#introduction. I am professor at #USC. The research of my lab focuses on #StructuralBiology, specifically, #amyloid and #IntrinsicDisorder. We use primarily #NMR but also other #biophysical techniques. Looking forward to talk and learn about science.