Spectroscopic techniques in biophysics
Subtitle: workshop proceedings, Venice, 25-29 January 1999
By: edited by Giorgio Mario Giacometti and Giovanni Giacometti.
Contributors: Giacometti, Giorgio Mario.; Giacometti, Giovanni.; School of Pure and Applied Biophysics (1999 : Venice, Italy)
Series: IVSLA series,; v. 4
Publisher: IOS Press; Ohmsha
Published: 2001
Place of publication: Amsterdam; Washington, DC; Tokyo
Language: eng
Number of pages: 285
Subjects: Spectrum analysis -- Congresses.; Biophysics -- Congresses.
Genres: Congresses.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and author index.
Lectures given during the 1999 session of the School of Pure and Applied Biophysics in Venice, Italy.
Table of contents: value: Introduction to spectroscopy / G. Giacometti; value: Electronic absorption and resonance Raman spectroscopic of heme proteins / G. Smulevich; value: Infrared spectroscopy : a tool in the structural investigations of macromolecules / V. Di Noto; value: Fluorescence spectroscopy / N. Rosato, L. Stella and A. Di Venere; value: Comparisons between time-resolved fluorescence experiments and computer simulations / L. Stella; value: ESR or biological systems : applications to photosynthesis / D. Carbonera; value: Electron spin echo envelope modulation spectroscopy in the study of biological systems / L. Bubacco; value: Structural dynamics of proteins studied by NMR : basic princeples / R. Brüschwiler; value: Transient optical spectroscopy / E.E. Di Iorio; value: Motions in biomolecules : comparing simulation with experiment / J.C. Smith; value: Small-angle X-ray scattering by solutions of biological macromolecules / P. Vachette and D. Svergun; value: A general introduction to molecular dynamics simulations / E.E. Di Iorio; value: Constrained and nonequilibrium molecular dynamics / G. Ciccotti and M. Ferrario; value: Structural dynamics investigations of proteins by EPR spectroscopy and MD and BD simulations / M. Iovino and A Desideri; value: A short introduction to stochastic dynamics simulations on biopolymers / G. Chirico.