28 - 29 March | 2006 | York| United Kingdom |
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Programme
28th March
Session I | Session II
29th March
Session III | Session IV
| Tuesday, 28th March | |
08h50 |
Welcome: Jo Milner |
The nucleolar proteome and structure. |
|
09h00 |
Angus Lamond, University of Dundee, UK. The dynamic nucleolar proteome. |
09h45 |
Peter Shaw, John Innes Center, UK. Novel functions for the nucleolus from proteomic and RNomic analysis of Arabidopsis nucleoli |
10h15 |
Dennis Lafontaine, Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium. Birth of a nucleolus: the evolution of nucleolar compartments. |
10h45 |
Morning coffee |
11h15 |
Daniel Hernandez-Verdun, Institut Jacques Monod, France. Nucleolar assembly and the cell cycle. |
11h45 |
Elisa Varela, Friedrich Miescher Institute for Biomedical Research, Switzerland. |
12h15 |
Craig Pikaard, Washington University, USA. Epigenetic mechanisms of rRNA gene silencing in nucleolar dominance. |
12h45 |
Lunch |
Protein trafficking to the nucleolus and RNA synthesis and processing. |
|
14h00 |
Ingrid Grummt, German Cancer Research Center, Germany. Regulation of ribosomal RNA gene transcription. |
14h45 |
Maria do Carmo-Fonseca, University of Lisbon, Portugal. A link between the nucleolus and RNA editing. |
15h15 |
Susan Baserga, Yale University, USA. RNA helicases in the SSU processome. |
15h45 |
Mark Olson, University of Mississippi, USA. The role of phosphorylation in the dynamics and location of nucleolar proteins during the cell cycle. |
16h15 |
Afternoon tea and Poster Session. |
17h30 |
End of Day One, free time. |
19h30 |
Evening dinner: National Railway Museum. |
| Wednesday 29th, March | |
Viral Interactions with the Nucleolus |
|
09h00 |
John Rossi, Beckman Research Institute of City of Hope, USA. Inhibiting HIV-1 replication via nucleolar localized RNAs. |
09h45 |
Julian A. Hiscox, University of Leeds, UK. Trafficking of RNA virus proteins to the nucleolus. |
10h15 |
Adrian Whitehouse, University of Leeds, UK. Gamma-2 herpesvirus mRNA nuclear export: a possible role for the nucleolus. |
10h45 |
Morning Coffee |
11h15 |
David Matthews, University of Bristol, UK. The role of the nucleolus in viral DNA replication. |
11h45 |
Michael Taliansky, Scottish Crop Research Institute, UK. Involvement of the nucleolus in plant virus systemic infection. |
12h15 |
Lunch |
The nucleolus and cellular disease. |
|
13h30 |
Carlos Rubbi, University of York, UK. The nucleolus as a stress sensor. |
14h00 |
Robert Yu-Lin Tsai, Texas A&M University, USA. Nucleostemin Gene Family: Insights into the nucleolar state of stem and cancer cells |
14h30 |
Robert White, University of Glasgow, UK. RNA polymerase III transcription, cell growth and cancer. |
15h00 |
Afternoon tea |
15h30 |
Jo Milner, University of York, UK. The nucleolus, stress and cancer. |
16h00 |
Discussion |
19h30 |
Evening dinner, St Williams College. |