A point for discussion of the bc1 complex, a proton-pumping oxidoreductase of repiratory and photosynthetic electron transport chains.
Friday, December 1, 2006
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Purpose and suggested use: My purpose in starting this blog is simply to set up a discussion point for current questions concerning the cytochrome bc1 complex. If you are aware of such a site already existing, please post a response to this entry giving its address. Addresses of web sites or blogs concerning other enzymes are also welcome.
I am not familiar with blogging, but I envision this site operating as follows:
The blog owner posts references to recent papers as main entries. The first "comment" to the entry will be the abstract of the paper, also posted by the blog owner. Successive posts will be comments on the paper, posted by anyone with ideas to share.
In addition to references to paper, the main entries may also include open questions for discussion, important questions. As it seems only the owner can post the main entries, readers are invited to email topics to eaberry1@gmail.com . Also please send references to relevant papers if I fail to post them.
It seems links are not allowable in the comments, but if you leave the URL I will add it to a post of relevant links.
2 comments:
Anyone can leave a comment- as "other" or "anonymous". However unless you register and sign in, you will not be able to revise or delete the comment at a later date. Email eaberry1@gmail.com to delete (your) anonymous comment.
Purpose and suggested use:
My purpose in starting this blog is simply to set up a discussion point for current questions concerning the cytochrome bc1 complex.
If you are aware of such a site already existing, please post a response to this entry giving its address. Addresses of web sites or blogs concerning other enzymes are also welcome.
I am not familiar with blogging, but I envision this site operating as follows:
The blog owner posts references to recent papers as main entries. The first "comment" to the entry will be the abstract of the paper, also posted by the blog owner.
Successive posts will be comments on the paper, posted by anyone with ideas to share.
In addition to references to paper, the main entries may also include open questions for discussion, important questions. As it seems only the owner can post the main entries, readers are invited to email topics to eaberry1@gmail.com .
Also please send references to relevant papers if I fail to post them.
It seems links are not allowable in the comments, but if you leave the URL I will add it to a post of relevant links.
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