INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

“Signaling Processes and Structures
in Nervous System in Health and Disease ”

STUDY GROUP NEUROCHEMISTRY
GESELLSCHAFT FÜR BIOCHEMIE UND MOLEKULARBIOLOGIE

ANNUAL MEETING
SEPTEMBER 19 - 20, 2003
Dresden, Germany
 
 

Registered participants are invited to present short lectures and/ or posters
to the topics of the conference and additionally about

Hot topics and progress in Neurochemistry
 
 

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


 
 



 
 

conference venue

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)



Session I


chair: B. Hamprecht & L. Minghetti

9:00 am
F. Hucho        Berlin, Germany 

The pain receptor VR1  


9:35 am
G. Raivich       London, UK 

Proinflammatory cytokines and deletion of TNF receptors  


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



Chair: I. Reynolds & F. Hucho

1.30 pm
V. Adam-Vizi       Budapest, Hungary

Mitochondria in neurodegenerative diseases  


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  


3.15 pm
S. Böhm          Vienna, Austria 

P2Y receptors and control of neuronal Ca2+ and K+ channels  


3.50 pm

Break


4.10 pm

Mini-presentations of posters

Chair: R. Heumannn & G. Thiel




Evening session



Chair: V. Adam-Vizi & R. Schliebs


5.00 pm
I. J.Reynolds        Pittsburgh, USA

Mitochondria - a source and target for oxidative stress in neurodegeneration  


5.45 pm
G. Weisman        Columbia, MO, USA

Nucleotide receptors in the nervous system: Molecular determinants of P2Y2 receptor function


6.30 pm
Social Meeting
Informal Poster Discussions


 


 

Saturday, September 20th, 2003


 


Session III



Chair: C. Richter-Landsberg & G. Weisman

9.00 am
W. Schuhmann       Bochum, Germany

Spatially resolved detection of neurotransmitter secretion  


9.35 am
M. Korte           Martinsried/München , Germany

Activity dependent synaptic plasticity and neurotrophins  


10.10 am

Break



Short communications


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


12.00 am

Lunch

Informal Poster Discussions




Session IV


Chair: C. Kaltschmidt & M. Duchen

1.00 pm
P. Illes         Leipzig, Germany

Interaction between purinergic, glutamatergic and dopaminergic systems of the brain  


1.35 pm
C. Behl       Mainz, Germany

Estrogens as neuroprotective hormones: modes of action


2.10 pm
E. Yavin        Rehovot, Israel

Docosahexaenoic acid accumulation in the prenatal brain: A purported antioxidant role  


2.45 pm
W. Rosenthal     Berlin, Germany

Endocytosis and Regulation of G-Protein coupled receptors  


3.20 pm

Break



Short communications


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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