Skip to content. | Skip to navigation

Sections
Personal tools
Log in Register
You are here: Home workshop 2006 Program

Program

by Admin last modified Nov 14, 2011 10:31 AM

Electron Crystallography Workshop

at UC Davis, August 7-11, 2006

 

 

 

Organization:

Rena Hill (RMHill@ucdavis.edu)

 

Scientific Organization:

Ben Hankamer (B.Hankamer@imb.uq.edu.au)

Henning Stahlberg (HStahlberg@ucdavis.edu)

 

Web Site:

http://2dx.org/workshop

 

Emergency Phone Numbers:

Henning Stahlberg: +1 (530) 574 0835 (mobile)

Rena Hill: +1 (530) 400 0230 (mobile)

 

Lodging:

UCD Conference Housing, Tercero Area

 

Seminars:

1022 Life Sciences, University of California, Davis, CA 95616

 

Practicals:

WetLab:           15 Briggs Hall, UC Davis (Phone: (530) 754 8285)

TEM:                29 Briggs Hall, UC Davis (Phone: (530) 754 8338)

Computing:      2060 Science Lecture Building, Computer Room, UC Davis

 

Sponsors:

null

 


 

Program

 

 

Sunday, August 6, 2006

Afternoon

Arrival

Registration 4:00 pm – 6:00 pm

Foyer of UCD Conference Housing, Tercero

Rena Hill

Ben Hankamer

Henning Stahlberg

Hui-Ting Chou

Po-Lin Chiu

Ludovic Renault

7:00 pm

Dinner Buffet. Putah Creek Lodge (at the bottom of the map below)

 

 

null

Monday, August 7, 2006

8:00 am

Breakfast.

 

9:00 am

Welcome

1022 Life Sciences

Ben Hankamer

Rena Hill

Henning Stahlberg

9:30 am

Detergents and their properties

-   Main detergent types: Ionic, non-ionic etc.

-   Common classes of non-ionic detergents (malt, gluc. etc)

-   CMC, Micelle size, hydrophobic lipophobic balance.

-   Important properties of detergents for membrane protein purification and stabilization.

-   Detergent exchange

-   Important properties of detergents for membrane protein crystallization

-   Alternative amphiphiles

-   Specialized properties: temperature dependent phase separation and hydrophobicity

-   Statistics: Best detergents

-   Detergent suppliers – and purity

Ben Hankamer

10:20 am

Coffee Break

 

10:45 am

Lipids and their properties

-   Definition of a lipid – briefly describe biophysical properties

-   How do lipids differ from detergents?

-   Main types of lipids

-   Important properties of lipids for 2D crystallization. (Saturation, liquid crystal:crystalline phase transition).

-   Statistics: Best lipids for crystallization.

-   Choosing lipids for crystallization

Daniel Levy

12:00 pm

Lunch.

 

1:00 pm

Detergents: Purifying, solubilizing and crystallizing membrane proteins

-   2D and 3D crystal types

-   Native 2D crystals

-   Dilution

-   Dialysis

-   Biobeads

-   Monolayers

-   Factors affecting crystallization

-   Towards systematic 2D crystallization screens

Ben Hankamer

2:00 pm

Practical: 2D crystallization

-   Monolayer Trial (Daniel Levy, Amy Anderson)

-   Dialysis Trial (Tom Walz, Po-Lin Chiu)

-   Biobead Trial (Ben Hankamer, Rena Hill, Ludovic Renault)

Practical: Image Processing

-   Installation of MRC, 2dx, possibly IPLT on the private portable computers

-   Introduction to the image processing in small sub-groups

Ben Hankamer

Daniel Levy

Stahlberg Lab

Tom Walz

5:30 pm

Dinner, Tercero Dining Area.

 

6:30 pm

Student Posters and Coffee, in 1022 LSA

 

7:30 pm

Round table discussion: Improved approaches to 2D crystal production

Tom Walz

Ben Hankamer

9:00 pm

Open hour.

 

 

Tuesday, August 8, 2006

8:00 am

Breakfast.

 

9:00 am

TEM: Instrumentation

-   Vacuum, Gun (FEG/Thermal, Acc. Voltage), Stage (LN2, Helium), Low-Dose, Spot Scanning, Detection (Film/CCD)

Ken Downing

9:45 am

Sample Preparation

-   Methods for enriching crystals from a mixture of crystals and vesicles.

-   Harvesting crystals: preventing damage to crystals during transfer (monolayer, bilayers).

-   Benefits of glucose, trehalose etc.

-   Back injection, Carbon sandwich and other techniques

Nobuhiko Gyobo

10:30 am

Coffee Break

 

10:45 am

Data collection: Imaging

-   Alignment (Coherence, Beam tilt, stability)

-   Data collection (Defocus, Astigmatism)

-   Dose limitation and dose measurement

Dieter Typke

11:20 pm

Data collection: Diffraction

-   Principle, Alignment, Operation mode (Exp. Time, etc.), Film/CCD

Janet Vonck

12:00 pm

Lunch.

 

1:00 pm

TEM development at FEI

Wim Busing

1:30 pm

TEM development at JEOL

Barbara Armbruster

2:00 pm

CCD camera development at TVIPS

Mathias Stumpf

2:30 pm

Sample holders and other developments at GATAN

Bob Morrison

3:00 pm

Practical: Sample Preparation / CryoEM data collection

-   RT & Cryo: Neg. stain (Hui-Ting Chou)

-   Cryo: Back injection (Nobuhiko Gyobo)

-   Cryo: Sandwich (Nobuhiko Gyobo)

-   Cryo-EM imaging (Dieter Typke, Nobuhiko Gyobo, James Evans)

-   e-Diffraction (Janet Vonck, Ludovic Renault)

Practical: Image Processing

-   Installation of MRC, 2dx, possibly IPLT on the private portable computers

-   Introduction to the image processing in small sub-groups

Janet Vonck

Nobuhiko Gyobo

Dieter Typke

Bryant Gipson

Ansgar Philippsen

Andreas Schenk

5:30 pm

Dinner, Tercero Dining Area

 

6:30 pm

Student Posters and Coffee, in 1022 LSA

 

7:30 pm

Deceleration CCD

Ken Downing

8:00 pm

Phase Plate Technology

Bob Glaeser

8:30 pm

Experiences with a Cs corrected and energy filtered TEM

James Evans

9:00 pm

Dynamic Transmission Electron Microscopy (DTEM)

Nigel Browning

9:30 pm

Open Hour

 

 

Wednesday, August 9, 2006

8:00 am

Breakfast.

 

9:00 am

Overview of algorithms for 2D crystal image processing

-   Fourier-space solutions (filtering, unbending)

-   Real-space solutions

Henning Stahlberg

9:30 am

Fourier Theory

-   Real space / Fourier space

-   FFT, Correlation, Convolution, Autocorrelation

-   Lattice lines

Bob Glaeser

10:00 am

Symmetry

-   Point groups

-   Unit cells and lattices

-   Symmetry operations

-   Space groups, plane groups, crystallographic notation

Michael Landsberg

10:30 am

Coffee Break

 

10:45 am

MTF

-   Determination of the MTF of CCD

-   Scanner vs. Film

Dieter Typke

11:15 am

Image Processing in 2D: MRC software for real-space images

-   Format

-   Documentation

-   Work-flow

-   Programs

Anchi Cheng

12:00 pm

Lunch.

 

1:00 pm

Practical: Sample Preparation / CryoEM data collection

-   RT & Cryo: Neg. stain (Hui-Ting Chou)

-   Cryo: Back injection (Nobuhiko Gyobo)

-   Cryo: Sandwich (Nobuhiko Gyobo)

-   Cryo-EM imaging (Dieter Typke, Nobuhiko Gyobo, James Evans)

-   e-Diffraction (Janet Vonck, Hui-Ting Chou)

Practical: Image Processing

-   Introduction to the image processing in small sub-groups

Janet Vonck

Nobuhiko Gyobo

Dieter Typke

Bryant Gipson

Ansgar Philippsen

Andreas Schenk

4:10 pm

Automation of TEM data collection

-   Leginon

Clint Potter

4:50 pm

Beam-induced movement of samples

-   SpotScanning

-   Beam-induced drum-head movement vs. charging

Bob Glaeser

5:30 pm

Dinner, Tercero Dining Area

 

6:45 pm

Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy

-   Comparison of STEM vs. TEM

-   How is STEM implemented

-   Aberration corrected STEM

-   What are the applications and implications to biological samples

-   High-resolution results.

Nigel Browning

7:30 pm

High resolution membrane protein structure

Tom Walz

8:15 pm

Tubulin

Ken Downing

9:00 pm

Open hour

 

 

Thursday, August 10, 2006

8:00 am

Breakfast.

 

9:00 am

Tilt geometry

Henning Stahlberg

9:30 am

2dx: Image processing of 2D crystal images using 2dx_image

Bryant Gipson

10:15 am

Coffee Break

 

10:30 am

Image Processing: MRC software for e-diffraction evaluation

-   Algorithm

-   Programs

Janet Vonck

11:15 am

IPLT architecture

Ansgar Philippsen

12:00 pm

Lunch.

 

1:00 pm

IPLT: Image processing of e-diff pattern

Ansgar Philippsen

1:45 pm

Practical: Image processing of non-tilted 2D crystal data

-   MRC: Processing of 2D crystal images (Janet Vonck, Anchi Cheng)

-   2dx: Processing of non-tilted and tilted images (Bryant Gipson, Henning Stahlberg)

-   IPLT: Processing of e-diff pattern (Ansgar Philippsen, Andreas Schenk)

Practical: Image processing trouble shooting session

-   Targeted problem sessions in small groups with requested teachers

 

Bryant Gipson

Ansgar Philippsen

Andreas Schenk

Henning Stahlberg

Janet Vonck

5:30 pm

Dinner, Tercero Dining Area

 

6:45 pm

Quality Assessment

Anchi Cheng

7:30 pm

A Maximum Likelihood approach to 2D crystals

Xiangyan Zeng

8:15 pm

Advantages of higher (icosahedral) symmetries

Holland Cheng

9:00 pm

Open hour

 

 

Friday, August 11, 2006

8:00 am

Breakfast.

 

9:00 am

Tilted Transfer Function (TTF): SpotSplitting and Fourier spot deconvolution

Henning Stahlberg

9:30 am

A new method for Tilted Transfer Function correction

Ansgar Philippsen

10:00 am

Coffee Break

 

10:10 am

Merging with the MRC software (2D)

-   Phase origin, Defocus, Beam-tilt

-   ORIGTILT

-   MAKETRAN

Henning Stahlberg

10:35 am

Merging with the MRC software (3D)

-   Tilt geometry refinement

-   ORIGTILT

-   Lattice lines

Anchi Cheng

11:00 am

3D reconstruction

-   Lattice line interpolation, 3D volume generation, NCS

-   3D Visualization with O / Dino

Andreas Schenk

11:30 am

Molecular Replacement and Structure Refinement

Piotr Sliz

12:00 pm

Lunch.

 

1:15 pm

Calculation of the variance of a 3D map by the bootstrap method

Anchi Cheng

2:00 pm

Practical: Image processing of tilted 2D crystal data

-   MRC: Processing of 2D crystal images (Janet Vonck, Anchi Cheng)

-   2dx: Processing of non-tilted and tilted images (Bryant Gipson, Henning Stahlberg)

-   IPLT: Processing of e-diff pattern (Ansgar Philippsen, Andreas Schenk)

Practical: Image processing trouble shooting session

-   Targeted problem sessions in small groups with requested teachers

 

Bryant Gipson

Ansgar Philippsen

Andreas Schenk

Henning Stahlberg

Janet Vonck

5:00 pm

Data Deposition: PDB, EBI

Ben Hankamer

5:30 pm

Closing Remarks

Ben Hankamer

Henning Stahlberg

6:00 pm

Free Time

 

7:00 pm

Dinner:

 

Bistro 33

226 F Street

Davis, CA 95616

Tel: (530) 756 4556

http://tinyurl.com/gmjyr

 

 

null

 

 

Saturday, August 12, 2006

8:00 am

Breakfast.

 

9:00 am

Departure

 


 

Speakers

 

Barbara Armbruster

Assist. TEM Product Manager, Biology

JEOL USA, Inc.

5653 Stoneridge Dr., Suite 110

Pleasanton, CA 94588

+1-925-737 1748

Armbruster@JEOL.com

 

Nigel Browning

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratories

Chemistry and Materials Science

Livermore, CA 94550

+1-530-754 5358

Browning20@llnl.gov

 

Wim Busing

Life Sciences Product Manager TEM

FEI Company

Bldg. Aae-III-075, Achtsewg Noord 5

P.O. Box 80066

5600 KA Eindhoven

The Netherlands

+31 40 23 56115

WMB@nl.feico.com

 

Anchi Cheng

Department of Cell Biology

Scripps Research Institute

10550 North Torrey Pines Road

La Jolla, CA 92037

+1-858-784 9535

ACheng@scripps.edu

 

Holland Cheng

Molec. & Cell. Biology

UC Davis,

Davis, CA 95616

+1-530-752 5659

RHCh@ucdavis.edu

 

Ken Downing

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Life Sciences Division

One Cyclotron Road

Mail Stop 941 (Donner)

Berkeley, CA 94720

KHDowning@lbl.gov

 

James Evans

Molec. & Cell. Biology

UC Davis,

Davis, CA 95616

+1-530-754 8285

JEEvans@ucdavis.edu

 

Nobuhiko Gyobu

Japan Biological Information Res. Center (JBIRC)

Japan Biological Information Consortium (JBIC)

Aomi 2-41-6, Koto-ku

Tokyo 135-0064, Japan

+81-3-3599 8092

NGyobu@jbirc.aist.go.jp

 

Bryant Gipson

Molec. & Cell. Biology

UC Davis,

Davis, CA 95616

+1-530-754 8285

BRGipson@ucdavis.edu

 

Robert M. Glaeser

Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology

University of California at Berkeley

229 Stanley Hall #3206

Berkeley, CA 94720-3206

+1-510-642 2905

RMGlaeser@lbl.gov

 

Ben Hankamer

Institute for Molecular Bioscience

University of Queensland

St. Lucia Campus

Brisbane QLD 4072

Australia

+61-7-3346 2012

B.Hankamer@imb.uq.edu.au

 

Daniel Levy

Institut Curie

UMR CNRS 168

11 rue P.M.Curie

F-75005 Paris

France

+33-1 42 34 67 81

Daniel.Levy@curie.fr

 

Robert Morrison

Product Manager, TEM Holders Worldwide

Gatan UK

25 Nuffield Way

Abingdon

Oxon OX14 IRL, UK

+44-1865-253630

RMorrison@gatan.com

 

Ansgar Philippsen

Biozentrum

Klingelbergstr. 72

CH-4065 Basel

Switzerland

+41-61-267 2254

Ansgar.Philippsen@unibas.ch

 

Clint Potter

CB 129

10550 North Torrey Pines Rd.

La Jolla, CA 92037

+1-(858) 784-9050

CPotter@scripps.edu

 

Andreas Schenk

Biozentrum

Klingelbergstr. 72

CH-4065 Basel

Switzerland

+41-61-267 2254

Andreas.Schenk@unibas.ch

 

Piotr Sliz

Harvard Medical School

Center for Molecular and Cellular Dynamics

250 Longwood Ave., Rm. SGM-130

Boston, MA 02115

+1-617-620 3019

Sliz@crystal.harvard.edu

 

Henning Stahlberg

Molec. & Cell. Biology

Briggs Hall 5

UC Davis,

Davis, CA 95616

+1-530-752 8282

HStahlberg@ucdavis.edu

 

Matthias Stumpf

Tietz Video & Image Processing Systems (TVIPS)

Eremitenweg 1

D-82131 Gauting

Germany

+49-89-850 6567

MWStumpf@aol.com

 

Dieter Typke

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

Life Sciences Division

One Cyclotron Road

Mail Stop 941 (Donner)

Berkeley, CA 94720

+1-510-495 2840

DTypke@lbl.gov

 

Janet Vonck

Dept. of Structural Biology

MPI for Biophysics

Max-von-Laue Str. 3

D-60528 Frankfurt am Main

Germany

+49-69-6303-3004

Janet.Vonck@mpibp-frankfurt.mpg.de

 

Tom Walz

Department of Cell Biology

Harvard Medical School

240 Longwood Avenue

Boston, MA 02115

+1-617-432 4090

TWalz@hms.harvard.edu

 

Xiangyan Zeng

Molec. & Cell. Biology

Briggs Hall 15

UC Davis,

Davis, CA 95616

+1-530-754 8285

XYZeng@ucdavis.edu

 

 

 


 

Workshop Participants

 

Priyanka Abeyrathne

Dept. of Molecular & Cell. Biology

University of Guelph

Guelph, Ontario

Canada N1G 2W1

PAbeyrat@uoguelph.ca

 

Jason Bell

Kowalczykowski Lab

Molecular & Cell. Biol.

UC Davis

Davis, CA 95616

+1-(530) 754 9704

JasBell@ucdavis.edu

 

Wei-hau Chang

Institute of Chemistry

Academia Sinica

No 128 Sec 2 Academia Road,

Nangang 115, Taipei, Taiwan

weihau@chem.sinica.edu.tw

Roseann Csencsits

MS 1-116

Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory

1 Cyclotron Road

Berkeley, CA 94720

RCsencsits@lbl.gov

 

Sarah Louise Greig

School of Biological Sciences

The University of Auckland

Private Bag 92019

Auckland

New Zealand

sl.nixon@auckland.ac.nz

 

Richard Hite

Harvard Medical School

Department of Cell Biology

240 Longwood Ave

Seeley G Mudd Room 526

Boston MA 02115

richard_hite@hms.harvard.edu

 

Ailong Ke

Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics

Cornell University

251 Biotechnology Building

Ithaca, NY, 14853

ak425@cornell.edu

 

Debbie Kelly

Dept. of Cell Biology

Harvard Medical School

240 Longwood Avenue

SGM 529

Boston, MA 02115

kelly@crystal.harvard.edu

 

Alison Nisbet Killilea

LBNL

1 Cyclotron Road

MS 1-116

Berkeley, CA 94720

ankillilea@lbl.gov

 

Cezar Khursigara

50 South Drive

National Institutes of Health

Bldg. 50, Rm. 4306

Bethesda, MD. 20892

khursigarac@mail.nih.gov

 

Michael Landsberg

Institute for Molecular Bioscience

Queensland Biosciences Precinct

Services Rd

The University of Queensland

St Lucia, QLD, 4072, AUSTRALIA

m.landsberg@imb.uq.edu.au

 

Julie Norville

604b Ashdown House

305 Memorial Drive

Cambridge, MA 02139

norville@csail.mit.edu

 

Brad Pessavento

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

PO Box 808, L-448

Livermore, CA 94551

Pesavento1@llnl.gov

 

Andrew John Pomfret

Skirball Institute Lab 3-13,

NYU School of Medicine,

540 1st Avenue,

New York, NY 10016

pomfret@saturn.med.nyu.edu

 

Stefan Raunser

Department of Cell Biology

Harvard Medical School

Building Seeley Mudd 529

240 Longwood Avenue

Boston, MA 02115

raunser@crystal.harvard.edu

 

Andreas Sonnen

The Division of Structural Biology

The Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics

Roosevelt Drive

Headington

Oxford

OX3 7BN

andreas@strubi.ox.ac.uk

 

Svetomir Borissov Tzokov

Department of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology

The University of Sheffield

Firth Court, Western Bank

Sheffield S10 2TN

United Kingdom

S.B.Tzokov@sheffield.ac.uk

 

Hector Viadiu

Seeley Mudd Bldg. 526

Dept. Cell Biology

Harvard Medical School

240 Longwood Ave.

Boston, MA 02115

hector_viadiu@hms.harvard.edu

 

Chao Wang

12-13 Parks Road

Oxford

OX1 3PH

chao.wang@materials.ox.ac.uk

 

Huaibin Wang

NYU School of Medicine

MSB 3 329, 550 1st Ave

New York, NY 10016

hwang@saturn.med.nyu.edu

 

 


 

 

Other Participants

 

Amy Anderson

Stahlberg Lab

Molec. & Cell. Biology

UC Davis,

Davis, CA 95616

ASAnderson@ucdavis.edu

 

Po-Lin Chiu

Stahlberg Lab

Molec. & Cell. Biology

UC Davis,

Davis, CA 95616

PLChiu@ucdavis.edu

 

Hui-Ting Chou

Stahlberg Lab

Molec. & Cell. Biology

UC Davis,

Davis, CA 95616

HTChou@ucdavis.edu

 

Rena Hill

Stahlberg Lab

Molec. & Cell. Biology

UC Davis,

Davis, CA 95616

RMHill@ucdavis.edu

 

Richard Humphrey

Tietz Video & Image Processing Systems (TVIPS)

79 Scimitar View NW

Calgary, Alberta Canada

T3L 2B4

tel: 403-613-7064

richard.humphrey@tvips.com

www.tvips.com

 

Ludovic Renault

Stahlberg Lab

Molec. & Cell. Biology

UC Davis,

Davis, CA 95616

LRenault@ucdavis.edu

 

Matthew Rolnick

Stahlberg Lab

Molec. & Cell. Biology

UC Davis,

Davis, CA 95616

MRolnick@ucdavis.edu

 

Peter Sparlinek

Tietz Video & Image Processing Systems (TVIPS)

Eremitenweg 1

D-82131 Gauting

Germany

+49-89-850 6567

Peter.Sparlinek@tvips.com

www.tvips.com