00:23:44	Geoff Lippa:	Thank you.
00:25:23	Dr. Sondra LoRe :	Love the Guardian of the Galaxy theme!! 
00:29:27	Shuchismita Dutta:	http://dx.doi.org/10.1002/cbic.202200310
00:29:55	Shuchismita Dutta:	PDB IDs 8F2H 8F2I
00:34:17	Brian Gadd:	Hi Kasandra, I thought you might find this of interest but looks like found something similar already
00:34:26	Brian Gadd:	https://www.cell.com/cell-chemical-biology/fulltext/S2451-9456(22)00275-6?_returnURL=https%3A%2F%2Flinkinghub.elsevier.com%2Fretrieve%2Fpii%2FS2451945622002756%3Fshowall%3Dtrue#relatedArticles
00:34:52	Dr. Sondra LoRe :	Thank you for inviting me today! I look forward to viewing the webinar! I am off to graduation! :) Have a wonderful holiday!
00:35:01	Brian Gadd:	Shuchi's holiday gift =D
00:35:32	Dr. Sondra LoRe :	I meant to type "I look forward to viewing the recording" :)
00:36:44	Brian Gadd:	Can you demo that later Shuchi? I was trying to follow the tutorial that was posted up this last week but was having a hard time.
00:37:34	Brian Gadd:	Looks great
00:39:53	Brian Gadd:	article is paywalled but I think this is the PDB ID: 8F2I
00:40:15	Brian Gadd:	and 8F2H
00:41:46	Brian Gadd:	Definitely! Thanks
00:45:27	Keith:	Too many toys
00:47:48	Brian Gadd:	There were ALOT of structures there. Is there a way to search/narrow down which ones are on that list or do you just have to scroll through all 600?
00:48:19	Kasandra Riley Rollins (she/her):	I predict p53 will be one of the worst for having too many structures—hopefully most proteins will be more manageable.
01:06:37	Keith:	Brian, please send whenever you are ready - I can help with some of the steps.
01:07:10	Brian Gadd:	Thanks, Keith!
01:25:40	Brian Gadd:	Happy Holidays!