Workshop

European Molecular Biology Organization

 

 

 

 

10 - 14 March | 2011 | Obergurgl | Austria

Programme

10 March | 11 March | 12 March | 13 March | 14 March  
     

10th March

 

 

2pm-6pm

Arrival & Registration

 

6.30pm

Reception

 

7.30pm

Dinner

9.00 - 9.15pm

Opening Remarks by the Organizers

 

9.15 - 10.00pm

Key Note Lecture:

Carlo Croce (Ohio State University, US)

"Causes and Consequences of microRNA Dysregulation in Cancer"

CHAIR: Andreas Villunger

 
     

11th March

 

8.00-10am

Session I

"The p53 Family in Cell Death & Disease"

CHAIR: Jerry Adams

 

8.00-8.30

EMBO YIP Lecture by Chris Marine, Ghent, BE

"Dicer1 is a synthetic lethal partner of p53"
 

8.30-9.00

Daniel Murphy, Würzburg, DE

"Too much of a good thing: Unrestrained TORC1 activity exposes Myc’s Achilles heel"
 
 

Ulrich Maurer, Freiburg, DE

"Phosphorylation of Tip60 by GSK-3 determines the induction of PUMA and apoptosis by p53"
 
9.00-9.30

Gerry Melino, Leicester, UK

"p53 family, its involvement in neuronal development via miR-34a"
 

9.30-10.00

Laura Attardi, Stanford, CA, US

"Unraveling p53’s Mechanisms of Action in vivo"
 

 

Coffee Break

10.30-11.00

Session II

"The p53 family and beyond"

CHAIR: Gerry Melino

 
 

J.P. Medema, Amsterdam, NL

"Cancer stem cells resist therapy, but can be sensitized using HDAC inhibitors"

 

11.00-11.30

Claudia Manzl, Innsbruck, AT

"Lack of the Chk1-suppressed alternative cell death pathway in murine cells"
 
 

Alexander Egle, Salzburg, AT

Does p21/puma double deficiency mimic p53 loss?
 

afternoon

Free Afternoon

4pm

Coffee & Round Table Discussion

 

4:45-7pm

Session III

"Autophagy, Metabolism & Disease"

CHAIR: Jan Paul Medema

 

4.45-5.15

Xin Lu, Oxford, UK

"ASPP2: Tumour suppression through the control of polarity and autophagy"
 

5.15-6.00

Jennifer Martinez, Memphis, US

"THE ROLE OF LC3-ASSOCIATED PHAGOCYTOSIS IN DEAD CELL CLEARANCE"
 
 

Inês Pimenta de Castro, Leicester, UK

"Genetic analysis of mitochondrial protein misfolding "
 
 

Cristina Munoz-Pinedo, Barcelona, ES

"Mechanisms of tumor cell death induced by inhibition of glucose metabolism"
 

6.00-6.30

Hamsa Puthalakath, Melbourne, AU

"Molecular Mechanisms of cAMP induced Apoptosis"
 
 

Jochen Prehn, Dublin, IE

"Cell death signaling by the energy sensor AMPK involves BH3 Only Proteins Bim and Bmf"
 
6.30-7.00

Seamus Martin, Dublin, IE

"Oncogene-induced autophagic cell death is regulated by Bcl-2 family proteins"
 

 

Dinner

8.30-10.00pm

Poster Session A (odd numbers)

 
     

12th March

 

 

8.00-10am

Session IV

"The Bcl-2 Family in Leukocyte Development & Immunity"

CHAIR: Thomi Brunner

 

8.00-8.30

Andreas Strasser, Melbourne, AU

"The role of BH3-only proteins in lymphocyte development"
 
8.30-9.00

Eric Eldering, Amsterdam, NL

Exploring the route from co-stimulation to apoptosis in determining diversity of an immune response
 
 

Eleonora Ottina, Innsbruck, AT

"Exploring the Role of A1/Bfl1 in leukocyte biology"
 

9.00-9.30

Suzanne Kirschnek, Freiburg, DE

"Molecular analysis of neutrophil apoptosis reveals a strong role for Noxa"
 
 

Denise Tischner, Innsbruck, AT

"Dual roles for TGFß in iTreg cell homeostasis"
 
9.30-10.00

Miriam Erlacher, Freiburg, DE

"Lack of the BH3-only proteins in stem cells facilitates reconstitution of haematopoiesis"
 
 

Jamie Lopez, Melbourne, AU

"A Window Of Opportunity: The Mechanism of Perforin and Granzyme Mediated Cell Death"
 

 

Coffee Break

10.30-11.30

Session V

"The Bcl2 Family in Cancer"

CHAIR: Christoph Borner

 

10.30-11.00

Suzanne Cory, Melbourne, AUS

"IMPACT OF BCL-2 AND MCL-1 IN CANCER DEVELOPMENT AND CANCER TREATMENT"
 

11.00-11.30

Martin Schuler, Essen, DE

"Basis of anti-EGFR antibody-dependent therapy and its intersection with oncogenic RAS"
 
 

Arnon Kater, Amsterdam, NL

"TNF family proteins cause drug resistance via Bcl-2 family proteins in CLL"
 
11.30-12.00

Antony Letai, Harvard, US

"Why chemotherapy works - differential mitochondrial apoptotic priming that can be measured by BH3 profiling"
 

afternoon

Free Afternoon

4pm

Coffee & Round Table Discussion

 

5.00-7.00 pm

Session VI

"Cell Death Signaling I"

CHAIR: Jochen Prehn

 

4.45-5.15 pm

Doug Green, Memphis, US

"P53, Mitochondria, and Apoptosis: Give and Take in the BCL-2 Family"
 
5.15-6.00

Ehsan Pourkarimi, Dundee, UK

"The localization of CED-9/Bcl2 and CED-4/Apaf-1 is not consistent with the accepted model for apoptosis induction"
 
 

Thomas Kaufmann, Bern, CH

"Characterization of BOK-deficient mice"
 

 

Peter Czabotar, Melbourne, AU

"A mutation to Bax that disrupts binding to pro-survival proteins and promotes apoptosis"
 
6.00-6.30 pm

El Maadidi Souhayla, Freiburg, DE

"Semliki Forest Virus can use an alternative pathway to cell death in the absence of Bax/Bak"
 
 

Doug Fairlie

"Discovery and characterization of the cell death machinery in platyhelminthes"
 

6.30-7.00 pm

Guy Salvesen, SanDiego, US

"Caspases and their Homologues in Cell Signaling"
 

 

Dinner

8.30-10.00pm

Poster Session B (even numbers)

 

 

 

 
13th March    

8.00-10am

Session VII

"Cell Death Signaling II"

CHAIR: Marion MacFarlane

 

8.00-8.30

Peter Vandenabeele, Ghent, BE

"In vitro and in vivo regulation of TNF-induced necroptosis"
 

8.30-9.00

Andrew Oberst, Memphis, US

"Catalytic Activity of the Caspase-8-FLIPL Complex Protects Cells from RIPK3-Dependent Necrosis"
 
 

Martin Leverkus, Heidelberg, DE

"cIAPs block TLR3-mediated cell death by interference with Ripoptosome formation"
 

9.00-9.30

Maria Andree, Köln, DE

"Non-apoptotic antagonization of XIAP by mitochondrial SMAC interrupts cell-autonomous pro-inflammatory signaling"
 
 

Laura Dickens, Leicester, UK

"Proteomic characterization of the native TRAIL DISC"
 

9.30-10.00:

Inna Lavrik, Heidelberg, DE

"Life/death decisions at CD95: is it only about caspase-8 and c-FLIP"
 

 

Coffee Break

10.30-12.30

Session VIII

"IAP-proteins in development and disease"

CHAIR: Inna Lavrik

 

10.30-11.00

Pascal Meier, London, UK

"IAPs: from caspase inhibitors to modulators of NF-κB, inflammation and cancer"
 

11.00-11.30

Mads Gyrd-Hansen, Copenhagen, DK

"X-linked Inhibitor of Apoptosis (XIAP) in NOD2-dependent innate immune signalling"
 
 

Philip Jost, Munich, DE

"XIAP mediates NOD2-dependent NF-kB activation in macrophages"
 

11.30-12.00

John Silke, Melbourne, AU

"Surfing with the IAPs, sucked in by the RIP"
 

afternoon

Social Event: 3rd APOPTOSIS CUP

4pm Coffee & Round Table Discussion  
 

Session IX

"Inflammation & Autoimmunity"

CHAIR: Andreas Strasser

 
5.00-5.30 pm Henning Walczak, London, UK
"Linear ubiquitination prevents inflammation and regulates immune signalling "
 
5.30-6.00 pm

David Wallach, Revhot, IL
"The ‘apoptotic’ caspases as regulators of inflammation: new lessons about caspase-8"

 
6.00-7.00 pm Key Note: Shigekazu Nagata; Kyoto, Japan
“Apoptosis & Autoimmunity”
 

Dinner

 

 

Evening

Social Evening "Apoptosis-CUP Award Ceremony"

     

14th March

 

 
7.30-9.30 Breakfast - Departure  




 

 




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