LBCP - UFMG
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Protein Computational Biology Lab @ UFMG
We use and develop computational and biophysical methods to study protein structure, function and evolution.
P.I.: Lucas Bleicher
We use and develop computational and biophysical methods to study protein structure, function and evolution.
P.I.: Lucas Bleicher
We are a research group in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, studying protein structure, function and evolution using computational and biophysical methods.
P.I.: Lucas Bleicher, Biochemistry and Immunology Department, Biological Sciences Institute, UFMG.
P.I.: Lucas Bleicher, Biochemistry and Immunology Department, Biological Sciences Institute, UFMG.
August 22, 2025 at 4:59 PM
We are a research group in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, studying protein structure, function and evolution using computational and biophysical methods.
P.I.: Lucas Bleicher, Biochemistry and Immunology Department, Biological Sciences Institute, UFMG.
P.I.: Lucas Bleicher, Biochemistry and Immunology Department, Biological Sciences Institute, UFMG.
Millena Fernandes M.Sc. defense
By analyzing conservation and coevolution patterns in voltage-gated sodium channels, point mutants in the cardiac channel Nav1.5 were proposed, and she assessed their effect in activation and inactivation using patch clamp techniques.
By analyzing conservation and coevolution patterns in voltage-gated sodium channels, point mutants in the cardiac channel Nav1.5 were proposed, and she assessed their effect in activation and inactivation using patch clamp techniques.
August 20, 2025 at 5:08 PM
Millena Fernandes M.Sc. defense
By analyzing conservation and coevolution patterns in voltage-gated sodium channels, point mutants in the cardiac channel Nav1.5 were proposed, and she assessed their effect in activation and inactivation using patch clamp techniques.
By analyzing conservation and coevolution patterns in voltage-gated sodium channels, point mutants in the cardiac channel Nav1.5 were proposed, and she assessed their effect in activation and inactivation using patch clamp techniques.