Conference Series

European Molecular Biology Organization

EUROPHOSPHATASES 2009
Protein phosphatases in
development and disease

 

 

 

 

 



14 - 18 July | 2009 | Egmond aan Zee |The Netherlands

Programme (outline)

 

Tuesday, 14th July

 

 

15:00

Registration - Lobby

 

19:00

Lamoraalzaal
Opening and keynote address:    Tony Hunter  

 

20:00 

Pub at Zuiderduin
Welcome reception and small buffet

 

 

 

 

Wednesday, July 15

 

 

09:00-12:15

Lamoraalzaal
Session 1: Disease                                                                                      

chair: Tony Tiganis

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09:00   

Ben Neel
Tyrosine phosphatases in health and disease

 

09:30  

Mathieu Bollen
Role of NIPP1-associated PP1 in chromatin signaling and tumor growth    

 

10:00

Ari Elson
PTP Epsilon inhibits challenge-induced obesity by down-regulating leptin signaling in the hypothalamus

 

10:15   

Antje Gohla

Identification of a heteromeric Chronophin phosphatase complex regulated by calcium

 

10:30 

Break - Lobby

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10:45   

Maria Kontaridis
Noonan Syndrome, LEOPARD Syndrome and the link to Congenital Heart Defects and Disease

 

11:15   

Edgar da Cruz e Silva
PP1 inhibition by Aβ and aluminum: a putative pathological mechanism underlying Alzheimer's disease

 

11:45    

Rekha Panchal
Immune protection against multiple lethal pathogens by modulation of a protein tyrosine phosphatase

 

12:00  

Lydia Tabernero
New phosphoinositide bacterial phosphatases as targets             in infectious diseases

 

12:15    

  Lunch - Zuiderduin restaurant

 

13:00-15:00  

Poster session 1 - Lobby

 

15:00-18:15 

Lamoraalzaal
Session 2:  Cancer and cell cycle                                                                 

chair: Egon Ogris

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15:00 

David Brautigan
Protein phosphatase-6 in the dna damage response

 

15:30   

Dmitry Bulavin
Wip1-p38MAPK signalling pathway controls expression of multiple cell cycle inhibitors and islet proliferation with advancing age

 

16:00  

Wiljan Hendriks
Impaired PTPN13 activity in spontaneous and HPV-induced squamous cell carcinomas potentiates the ErbB2 signal transduction pathway

 

16:15  

Douglas Kellogg
The Wee1 kinase and protein phosphatase 2A modulate Cdk1 activity during early mitosis  

 

16:30   

Break - Lobby
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16:45   

Michel Tremblay
Protein tyrosine phosphatases in human cancer

 

17:15  

Jorge Torres
A specific form of protein phosphatase 2A regulates the association of the Anaphase Promoting Complex with mitotic microtubules         

 

17:45

Seth Rubin
A protein phosphatase 1 docking interaction is required for Retinoblastoma protein dephosphorylation
 

18:00  

Anna Sablina
Mechanisms of PP2A-mediated transformation  

 

18:00-20:00  

Dinner - Zuiderduin restaurant    

 

20:00-22:00 

Lamoraalzaal
Session 3: Structure

chair: Anton Bennett

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20:00  
Stefan Knapp
Large-scale structural analysis of the classical human     protein tyrosine phosphatome
 
20:30   
Stefan Szedlacsek
Interface Analysis of the Complex between ERK2 and      PTP-SL 
 
20:45    
Nicola Beresford
Inhibition of MPTPB phosphatase from Mycobacterium tuberculosis impairs mycobacterial survival in macrophages
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21:00
A. Radu Aricescu
A close look at the receptor protein tyrosine phosphatase ectodomains 
 

21:30      

Yongna Xing
Toward a Structural Paradigm of PP2A Regulation     

 
 
Thursday, July 16th
 
 

09:00-12:15

Lamoraalzaal
Session 4: Function
chair: Ben Neel

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09:00   

Nick Tonks
Functional analysis of the PTPs

 

09:30  

Anne-Claude Gingras
Charting the kinase-phosphatase interactomes

 

10:00

Frank Böhmer
Calpain-mediated degradation of reversibly oxidized      protein-tyrosine phosphatase 1B

 

10:15   

Andrei Vacaru

Unexpected elements in Src - RPTPalpha association

 

10:30 

Break - Lobby
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10:45   

Anton Bennett
Physiological Roles of MAP Kinase Phosphatases

 

11:15   

Michael Tsang
Zebrafish chemical screens identify a small molecule        inhibitor of Dusp6

 

11:45    

Takayasu Kobayashi
Phosphorylation of protein phosphatase 2Czeta by c-Jun NH2-terminal kinase at Ser92 attenuates its phosphatase activity

 

12:00  

Rafael Pulido
Functional study of MKP-3 cleavage by the apoptotic     protease caspase-3

 

12:15    

Lunch - Zuiderduin restaurant

 

13:00-15:00  

Social activities (reservation requested)

 

15:00-18:15 

Lamoraalzaal
Session 5: Signaling I
chair: Mathieu Bollen

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15:00 

Catherine Pallen    

Roles of PTP alpha in immune cell responses           

 

15:30   

Maikel Peppelenbosch
Employing peptide arrays for understanding action and function of protein phosphatases

 

16:00  

Benoit Boivin
A novel tumor suppressor role for RPTPα in ErbB2- induced cell migration and invasion

 

16:15  

Aimin Peng
Repo-man controls a Protein Phosphatase 1-dependent threshold for DNA damage checkpoint activation

 

16:30   

Break - Lobby

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16:45   

Tony Tiganis               

Turning off T cells 

 

17:15  

David Virshup
Regulation of Signaling in the Wnt Pathway

 

17:45

Maria Kleppe
Homozygous deletion of the protein tyrosine phosphatase gene PTPN2 in T-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia

 

18:00  

Vincent Tagliabracci
Glycogen Phosphorylation and Lafora Disease

 

18:15-20:30

Egmond aan Zee
Dinner on your own (not included in the programme)

 

20:30-22:00 

Lamoraalzaal
Session 6: keynotes
(sponsored by: Cancer Genomics Centre)
chair: Jeroen den Hertog

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20:30   

Tim Hunt
Protein phosphatases and the control of mitosis: very important, extremely puzzling

 

21:15    

Albert Heck
Phosphoproteomics: promises, deliverables and challenges

 
 
Friday, 17th July
 
 
 

09:00-12:15

Lamoraalzaal
Session 7: Signaling II
chair: Nick Tonks

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09:00   

Boudewijn Burgering
Regulation of FOXO by reactive oxygen: balancing           lifespan and disease

 

09:30  

Gen-Sheng Feng
Shp2 Regulation of ES Cell Differentiation and Pancreatic              beta-Cell Function

 

10:00

Jeroen Frijhoff
Redox regulation of protein tyrosine phosphatases by   p66Shc

 

10:15   

Wei Zheng
RPTP LAR positively regulates the PDGF beta-receptor    signaling

 

10:30 

Break - Lobby

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10:45   

Zhong-Yin Zhang
Chemical Biology and Signaling Mediated by Tyrosine    Dephosphorylation

 

11:15   

Mitsuhiro Yanagida
Requirement of CTD Phosphatase Fcp1 and type 2A-like phosphatase inhibitor Sds23 for nutritional control of quiescence and proliferation in S. pombe

 

11:45    

Anna dePaoli-Roach
p38MAPK, but not PP1G/RGL or Inhibitor-1, in Epinephrine control of Glycogen metabolism

 

12:00  

Daimark Bennett
PNUTS-PP1 antagonises Jil-1/MSK to regulate interphase             histone H3 phosphorylation

 

12:15    

Lunch - Zuiderduin restaurant

 

13:00-15:00  

Poster session 2               - Lobby
 

15:00-18:15 

Lamoraalzaal
Session 8: Regulation
chair: Irute Meskiene

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15:00 

Jean-Antoine Girault
A phosphatase cascade by which natural rewards and drugs of abuse regulate nucleosomal response

 

15:30   

Thorsten Heinzel
The interplay of acetylation and phosphorylation in the regulation of STAT1 activity

 

16:00  

Balázs Szöőr
A glycosomal DxDxT phosphatase, TbPIP39, is a substrate of TbPTP1 in the T. brucei differentiation signalling pathway 

 

16:15  

Jukka Westermarck
PME-1 protects extracellular signal-regulated kinase pathway activity from protein phosphatase 2A-mediated inactivation in human malignant glioma

 

16:30   

Break - Lobby

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16:45   

Erwin Grill               

Regulators of PP2C activity are phytohormonesen

 

17:15  

Tzu-Ching Meng
Protein tyrosine phosphatase and kinase coordinate to regulate actin organization

 

17:45

Arne Östman
12/15-lipoxygenase-derived lipid peroxides control receptor tyrosine kinase signaling by oxidation  of protein tyrosine phosphatases

 

18:00  

Eva Nievergall
PTP1B regulates Eph receptor phosphorylation and traffic

 

19:00

Conference dinner  - Restaurant "de Zilte Zoen"

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Saturday, 18th July

   
 
 

09:00-12:15

Lamoraalzaal
Session 9 : Development
chair: Zhong-Yin Zhang

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09:00   

Veerle Janssens
A novel biological function of the PP2A PR130/B”α1 complex in cell migration and adhesion

 

09:30  

Irute Meskiene
Stress and plant development control by PP2C   phosphatases in Arabidopsis

 

10:00

Mark van Eekelen
Functional analysis of classical protein tyrosine phosphatases in the zebrafish genome

 

10:15   

Angus Nairn
Regulation and Function of Protein Phosphatase 1          isoforms

 

10:30 

Break - Lobby

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10:45   

Andy Stoker
Regulation of spinal neurogenesis by PTPγ

 

11:15   

Maud Martin

Identification of the first developmental function for PP2A Bα regulatory subunit: Bα regulates migration-related angiogenesis through the control of class IIa HDAC7 activity
 

11:30

Sheila Harroch
Soluble RPTPzeta/Phosphacan regulates OPC    development

 

11:45

Egon Ogris
A novel approach towards the identification of protein phosphatase 2A (PP2A) substrates

 

12:15    

Departure of Delegates

 

   
                    
                

  

                              

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