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Michael SCHLIERF : Large Throughput Single-Molecule FRET to Study Protein Structure and Dynamics

#mifobio2025 Focus on 3 : "Single Molecule Fluorescence Microscopies fur Drug Discovery" Michael Schlierf - Dresden University of Technology "Large Throughput Single-Molecule FRET to Study Protein Structure and Dynamics" For this edition of MiFoBio, we have implemented a new concept named “Focus On”. “Focus on” intend to illustrate applications in the field of biology of specific techniques. We will have 3 distinct sessions, the first will deal with AFM and its capabilities to deciphered molecular interactions in biological samples (FO1). The second will show how using multiplexed image of the transcriptome will can gain information about the biological state, from the cell to the tissue (FO2). Finally, recent applications of single molecule fluorescence microscopy in the field of drug screening will be discussed (F03). FO1 : “Molecular interaction and Mechanosensing using Atomic Force Microscopy” Cécile FORMOSA-DAGUE, Toulouse (France) ; Felix RICO, Marseille (France) FO2 : “Multiplexed Imaging of the Transcriptome — From Single Molecules to Tissues” Florian MUELLER, Institut Pasteur, Paris (France) ; Alexis COULLOMB, Toulouse (France) FO3 : “Single Molecule Fluorescence Microscopies for Drug Discovery” Xavier DARZACQ, Berkeley (USA) ; Michael SCHLIERF, Dresden (Germany) https://imabio-cnrs.fr/introduction-t...