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SEQNET Bulletin

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From: MJB1
Date: Fri, 15 Jan 1988 10:42
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Bulletin_# 58 SEQNET@CAM.PHX 14 Jan 88  List of European molecular biologists
From: SEQNET@UK.AC.CAM.PHX
Subject: List of European molecular biologists
Date: 14 Jan 88
A start has been made on compiling a list of electronic mail addresses
for European molecular biologists as suggested at the IUSC Workshop.
Please contribute an entry if you have not already done so.

*name Alefounder,P.R.
From: PRA1
To: seqnet
Subject: Address List for Europe

(1) Electronic mail address: JANET       PRA1@CAM.PHX
                             EARN        PRA1%CAM.PHX@EARN.RL.AC.UK

(2) Name and postal address: Dr. P.R. Alefounder,
                             Department of Organic & Inorganic Chemistry,
                             University Chemical Laboratory,
                             Lensfield Road,
                             Cambridge CB2 1EW.

(3) Indication of interests: Molecular biology, computers.


*name Beynon,R.B.
From: <SB06@UK.AC.LIVERPOOL.IBM> 11-JAN-1988 18:27
To: MJB1
Subj: Re: SEQNET Bulletin


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              by ISMAIL(2.1.6);  11 Jan 1988 18:27:01 GMT
Date:         Mon, 11 Jan 88 18:24:00 GMT
From:         <SB06@UK.AC.LIVERPOOL.IBM>
Subject:      Re: SEQNET Bulletin
To:           MJB1 <MJB1@CAM.VMS-SUPP>
In-Reply-To:  Your message of 8-JAN-1988 18:27:29 GMT

Martin please add my info to the europe list:

SB06@UK.AC.LIV.IBM

Dr R J Beynon
Department of Biochemistry
University of Liverpool
PO Box 147
LIVERPOOL
L69 3BX
U.K.

Editor Computer Applications in the Biosciences
Mammalian proteases and cellular proteolytic processes
Protein metabolism in normal and abnormal muscle
Glycogen phosphorylase
Thaumatin ( a very, very sweet protein!!)
Apple Macintosh

*name Bishop,M.J.
From: MJB1
To: seqnet
Subject: European list

(1) MJB1@UK.AC.CAM.PHX
    MJB1@UK.AC.CAM.VMS-SUPP
(2) Martin John Bishop
   University of Cambridge,
   Computer Laboratory,
   New Museums Site,
   Pembroke Street,
   Cambridge CB2 3QG,
   UK.
(3) DNA and protein sequence analysis,
    Inference of evolutionary relationships from sequence data,
    Applications of computers in molecular biology

*name Evans,R.G.
From: "RGE" (RGE at UKACRL) <RGE@UK.AC.RL.IB> 12-JAN-1988 09:07
To: MJB1
Subj: Molecular Biology

Dear Dr Bishop,  I am interested in keeping in touch with the development
of molecular biology computing, although I am not active in this area.  My
interest stems from running the scientific side of Cray X-MP support at RAL
and I would like to help in the use of supercomputers wherever appropriate.
The information requested in your note is:
(1)  RGE@UK.AC.RL.IB
(2)  Dr R G Evans, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory
                   Chilton, Didcot  OX11 0QX  tel 0235 21900ext5656
(3)  Interested in new and developing areas of supercomputer applications.

*name Farrall,M.
From: rkbc110@uk.ac.lon.smhms.ux
To: seqnet@cam.phx

Martin Farrall
Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Genetics
St. Mary's Hospital Medical School
Norfolk Place
London  W2 1PG
(01) 723 1252

rkbc110@uk.ac.lon.smhms.ux

Molecular genetics of cystic fibrosis
DNA/protein sequence analysis
Computational methods in human genetic linkage analysis

*name Holbrook,J.J.
Date:  10-JAN-1988 14:41:34
From:  HOLBROOK@UK.AC.BRISTOL.BSA
To:  mjb1@UK.AC.CAM.VMS-SUPP

SEQNET - Address list for Europe

1. JANET:        HOLBROOK@UK.AC.BRISTOL.BSA

2. Dr J. John HOLBROOK,
   Department of Biochemistry,
   University of Bristol Medical School,
   BRISTOL BS8 1TD,
   U.K.

3. Protein, especially redox enzyme, design and construction.

4. It would help if the one of my long term collabroators
   were also included, with an otherwise analogous entry:
   Dr. A.R. CLARKE:    CLARKEAR@UK.AC.BRISTOL.BSA


*name Kell,D.B.
From: DBK@UK.AC.ABERYSTWYTH
To: SEQNET@UK.AC.CAM.PHX
Subject: e-mail adresses

In response to today's, I presently act as the main node at UCW for
biological bboard services, and this will continue pro tem. When my
colleague sget more into it they will doubtless join directly.
However, please keep me on the list for SEQNET info.
(1) DBK@ABER.V
(2) Dr Douglas B. Kell, Dept of BOtany & Microbiology, University
College of Wales, ABERYSTWYTH, Dyfed SY23 3DA.
(3) Interests: keeping abreast with everything relevant in mol.
biol., but especially protein behaviour and use of micro's to
understand it.
Best wishes for 1988!

*name Kneale,G.G.
From: GGK1
To: seqnet@cam.phx
Subject: MOLECULAR BIOLOGY NETWORK

Please include me in your list of molecular biology network users:
    Dr Geoff Kneale
      Biophysics Laboratories
       Portsmouth Polytechnic
        Portsmouth  PO1 2DT

      GGK1@PORTSMOUTH.CSOVAX

AREAS OF INTEREST:  DNA binding proteins, Protein Engineering, Filamentous
                    Bacteriophage, Biophysics (Spectroscopy and Diffraction).

*name Melvin,W.T.
From: w.t.melvin@uk.ac.aberdeen
To: seqnet@uk.ac.cambridge.phoenix
Subject: Address List for Europe

With reference to your message of 8 Jan;
Electronic mail address           W.T.MELVIN@UK.AC.ABDN
Postal address                  Dr W.T. Melvin
                                Dept. of Biochemistry
                                University of Aberdeen
                                Marischal College
                                Aberdeen, AB9 1AS
                                U.K.
Tel No.                 0224 273110

Interests               Molecular biology of cytochrome P450
                        and DNA polymerase alpha

*name Pfeiffer,F.
From: PFEIFFER@EARN.DM0MPB51
To: SEQNET@UK.AC.CAMBRIDGE.PHOENIX
Subject: electronic mailing address list

Via:           UK.AC.RL.EARN; Mon, 11 Jan 88 14:39:19 GMT
Received:
          from UKACRL by UK.AC.RL.IB (Mailer X1.25) with BSMTP id 2094; Mon, 11
               Jan 88 14:39:18 GM
Received:
           from DM0MPB51.BITNET (PFEIFFER) by UKACRL.BITNET (Mailer X1.25) with
               BSMTP id 2084; Mon, 11 Jan 88 14:38:40
X-Original-To: g--seqnet, PFEIFFER

                                   11-JAN-1988
Dear Dr. M.J. Bishop!
The members of the MIPS protein sequence database would like to participate in
the European electronic mailing address list:
MIPS postal address is:
MIPS (Martinsried Institute for Protein Sequence Data)
Max-Planck-Institute for Biochemistry
Am Klopferspitz 18
D-8033 Martinsried
FRG
Current members are:
Dr. Friedhelm Pfeiffer
Dr. Hans Werner Mewes
Electronic Mailing addresses are:
MIPS@dm0mbp51.BitNet     sequence submission and general information
Pfeiffer@dm0mpb51.BitNet personal messages, VecBase, restriction enzymes
Mewes@dm0mpb51.BitNet    personal messages
MIPS interest:
MIPS is a protein sequence database that will collect and distribute protein
sequences within the frame of a protein sequence database consortium. The
three current members are
   MIPS  at Max-Planck-Inst. Biochemie,   Martinsried, FRG,   in Europe
   PIR   at MBRF (Nat. Biomed. Res. F.),  Washington,  USA,   in America
   JIPID at Science University,           Tokyo,       Japan, in Asia
The members of this consortium will prepare one common sequence data set. This
will be an extension of the current PIR protein sequence database. Data
submission and comments via electronic mailing are highly recommended.
Please send SeqNet mail to user "MIPS" in the future and discontinue sending
to "PFEIFFER" and "MEWES".
Yours sincerely
                 Friedhelm Pfeiffer

*name Stoehr,P.J.
From: STOEHR@UK.AC.AFRC.ARCC
To: SEQNET@UK.AC.CAM.PHX

I would like to participate in the great European database in the sky.

(1) STOEHR @UK.AC.AFRC.ARCC
(2) Peter J. Stoehr
    Applications Development
    AFRC Computing Centre
    West Common
    Harpenden
    Hertfordshire AL5 2JE
    Tel. 05827-62271
(3) Computing Service/Support for Molecular Biology

also
 (1) OWEN @UK.AC.AFRC.ARCB     (note B)
 (2) Dr John Owen
     (same address)
 (3) Computing Service/Support for Graphics, Molecular modelling


Peter J Stoehr

*name Summers,D.K.
From: DKS11
To: seqnet

I would like to participate in the European Directory.

My address:     DKS11@UK.AC.CAM.PHX
                David K. Summers
                Dept of Genetics
                Cambridge University
                Downing St
                Cambridge CB2 3EH

Interests:      Molecular biology of E. coli plasmids
                Site specific recombination
                DNA bending

*name Sussman,J.
From: CSJOEL@EARN.WEIZMANN
To: seqnet@UK.AC.CAM.PHX
Subject: electron mail address

Via:      UK.AC.RL.EARN; Sat, 09 Jan 88 19:03:49 GMT
Received: from UKACRL by UK.AC.RL.IB (Mailer X1.25) with BSMTP id 2246; Sat, 09
          Jan 88 19:03:49 GM
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          BSMTP id 2244; Sat, 09 Jan 88 19:03:49 G
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in reply to your request:

I'm

Prof. Joel L. Sussman
Dept. of Structural Chemistry
Weizmann Institute of Science
Rehovot 76100  ISRAEL

CSJOEL@WEIZMANN   (Bitnet)

telephone 972-8-482638  or 972-8-483361

interest:

X-ray crystallography of DNA & Proteins
Cryogenic X-ray crystallography of Proteins & DNA
Protein & DNA model building & refinement
Structural studies of halophilic proteins

*name Winkler,H.
From: A8451DAB@EARN.AWIUNI11
To: SEQNET@UK.AC.CAM.PHX
Subject: Reply to your note on the BIONET bboard

Via:      UK.AC.RL.EARN; Mon, 11 Jan 88 09:34:11 GMT
Received: from UKACRL by UK.AC.RL.IB (Mailer X1.25) with BSMTP id 6998; Mon, 11
          Jan 88 09:34:11 GM
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The yeast molecular genetics group at the Department of general
biochemistry at the University of Vienna is interested in participating
in your interest group. We are mainly working on the regulation of
expression of catalase in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. We do this by studying
effects on expression of mutations in the promoter region of catalase T
A second group in our lab is characterizing and purifying proteins that bind
to the upstream promoter region of catalase T.

My name is Hans Winkler and I am responsible for E-mail in our lab. The head
of our group and also head of the department in Prof. Dr. Helmut Ruis. Our
address is:

Inst. f. allgemeine Biochemie, Waehringerstr. 38, A-1090 Wien. Austria.

Our E-mail address is:   A8451DAB at AWIUNI11

                       Regards, Hans Winkler
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