“Signaling Processes and Structures
in Nervous System in Health and Disease
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STUDY GROUP NEUROCHEMISTRY
GESELLSCHAFT FÜR BIOCHEMIE
UND MOLEKULARBIOLOGIE
ANNUAL MEETING
SEPTEMBER 19 - 20, 2003
Dresden, Germany
Deadline for submission of abstracts and
registration:
July 18, 2003
Extended deadline
for "last minute" submissions
(at the same low fees possible!!)
for three more weeks
Accommodation can be arranged as suggested at the ELSO-GBM meeting page >> see link above
and Hotels marked in the map for ELSO conference
In addition smaller hotels, guest houses and youth hostel can be found from the Dresden-webpage
Medical Faculty of Technical University Dresden
"Carl-Gustav-Carus"
Auditorium in Institute of Pathology
Medical Campus
Fetscherstr. 74
(Entrance Blasewitzer Str. or Schubertstr.)
marked by blue arrow in the map below
Tentative time schedule
Sessions I to IV: Full sessions of lectures
(30 + 5 min)
and short talks(10 + 5 min)
Evening
session: Special lectures (40 + 5 min)
Friday, September 19th, 2003
8:00 am |
Registration Poster mounting, continued during lunch break (posters are displayed throughout the entire conference) |
8:45 am |
Welcome address |
Introduction: Georg Reiser (Speaker of the Study
Group Neurochemistry) |
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Session I |
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chair: B. Hamprecht & L. Minghetti |
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9:00 am |
F. Hucho
Berlin, Germany
The pain receptor VR1
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9:35 am |
G. Raivich
London, UK
Proinflammatory cytokines and
deletion of TNF receptors
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Short communications |
10:10 am |
J. Bartsch (Bielefeld, Germany) Effectors of the Innate Immunity in Neurodegeneration lead to signalling through the extracellular matrix |
10:25 am |
C. Culmsee (München, Germany) Activation of neurotrophin-like signaling by protein tyrosine phosphatase inhibitors in hippocampal neurons |
10:40 am |
Break |
11:00 am |
R. Niedenthal (Hannover, Germany) c-Cbl binds to tyrosine phosphorylated neurotrophin receptor p75 and induces its Ubiquitination |
11:15 am |
S. Garcia dea Arriba (Leipzig, Germany) Carbonyl stress by methylglyoxal causes ATP depletion, mitochondrial dysfunction and dopamine release in human neuroblastoma cells by a NMDA receptor-mediated mechanism |
11:30 am |
G. Thiel (Homburg, Germany) Role of basic region leucine zipper transcription factors in cAMP response element-mediated transcription. |
11:45 am |
Mini-presentations of posters
Chair: R. Heumannn & G. Thiel |
12:00 am |
Lunch
Poster mounting |
Session II |
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Chair: I. Reynolds & F. Hucho |
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1.30 pm |
V. Adam-Vizi
Budapest, Hungary
Mitochondria in neurodegenerative
diseases
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2.05 pm |
M. Duchen
London, UK
Calcium, mitochondria and neurotoxicity |
2.40 pm |
L. Minghetti
Rome, Italy
Lipid mediators and microglial
activation in neurodegenerative diseases
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3.15 pm |
S. Böhm
Vienna, Austria
P2Y receptors and control of
neuronal Ca2+ and K+ channels
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3.50 pm |
Break |
4.10 pm |
Mini-presentations of posters
Chair: R. Heumannn & G. Thiel |
Evening session |
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Chair: V. Adam-Vizi & R. Schliebs |
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5.00 pm |
I. J.Reynolds
Pittsburgh, USA
Mitochondria - a source and
target for oxidative stress in neurodegeneration
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5.45 pm |
G. Weisman
Columbia, MO, USA
Nucleotide receptors in the
nervous system: Molecular determinants of P2Y2 receptor function
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6.30 pm |
Social Meeting
Informal Poster Discussions |
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Saturday, September 20th, 2003
Session III |
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Chair: C. Richter-Landsberg & G. Weisman |
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9.00 am |
W. Schuhmann
Bochum, Germany
Spatially resolved detection
of neurotransmitter secretion
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9.35 am |
M. Korte
Martinsried/München
, Germany
Activity dependent synaptic
plasticity and neurotrophins
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10.10 am |
Break |
Short communications |
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10.40 am |
A. Brand (Washington, D.C., USA) Ethanolaminephosphoglyceride species as molecular targets for oxidative stress and as early markers for apoptotic cell death. |
10.55 am |
H.-G. Breitinger (Erlangen, Germany) Regulation of ligand-gated ion channel function – local perturbations of protein structure determine glycine receptor activation and desensitisation |
11.10 am |
A.-L. Sirén (Göttingen, Germany) Long-term functional, morphological and molecular consequences of neurotrauma |
11.25 am |
H. Neumann
Göttingen , Germany
Neuroimmunology and Inflammatory
processes
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12.00 am |
Lunch
Informal Poster Discussions |
Session IV
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Chair: C. Kaltschmidt & M. Duchen |
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1.00 pm |
P. Illes
Leipzig, Germany
Interaction between purinergic,
glutamatergic and dopaminergic systems of the brain
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1.35 pm |
C. Behl
Mainz, Germany
Estrogens as neuroprotective hormones: modes
of action
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2.10 pm |
E. Yavin
Rehovot, Israel
Docosahexaenoic acid accumulation
in the prenatal brain: A purported antioxidant role
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2.45 pm |
W. Rosenthal
Berlin, Germany
Endocytosis and Regulation of
G-Protein coupled receptors
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3.20 pm |
Break |
Short communications |
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3.40 pm |
U. Schweizer (Berlin, Germany) Multiple biochemical, developmental, and neurological defects in mice lacking selenoprotein P (SePP) |
3.55 pm |
S. Roßner (Leipzig, Germany) The Alzheimer’s disease β-secretase (BACE1) is not a neuron-specific enzyme |
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4.10 pm |
A. Szutowicz
Gdansk, Poland
Role of acetyl-CoA metabolism and NGF in cholinergic neurotoxicity |
4.45 pm |
End of the meeting
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