Meeting Oslo October 11-13, 2006
Glutamatergic Mechanisms: Implications for Brain Disease
Program updated Friday October 4. Please look for later changes.
Wednesday 11 October
18:00 Opening reception for invited guests
Thursday 12 October: Nye Auditorium 13, Domus Medica
08.25 Registration and coffee
Morning session 08:55 – 12:30
08:55 S Davanger (Oslo): Welcome and opening remarks
Receptor trafficking
09:00 D Choquet (Bordeaux): Surface trafficking of receptors between synaptic and extrasynaptic membranes
09:30 C Mulle (Bordeaux): Kainate receptor trafficking and interactions
10:00 Coffee break, refreshments
Glutamate receptor interactions
10:15 D Holman (Bristol): AMPAR trafficking following LTD induction in acute hippocampal slices
10:30 S Martin (Bristol):
SUMOylation of GluR6 : a key post-translational modification for kainate receptor function
10:45 F Conquet (Bordeaux): Assessment of NMDA receptor activity via Flow cytometry analysis
11:00 Coffee break, refreshments
NMDA receptors
11:15 H Bading ( Heidelberg ): NMDA receptor signaling and neuroprotection
11:45 D Attwell ( London ): Novel glial NMDA receptors and their interactions during reversed uptake in ischemia
12:15 Lunch
Afternoon session 13:30 – 16:00
13:15 R Edwards (San Francisco): Function of vesicular glutamate transporters
13:45 Break 14:00-16:00 The Jahre Lectures 2006
Convener Ole M Sejersted (Chairman of the Jahre Prize Committee)
14:00 J Storm-Mathisen (Oslo): 'Glutamate: transmitter in the central nervous system' over 25 years
14:45 Coffee break, refreshments
15:00 FA Chaudhry (Oslo): Multiple roles of glutamine transporters in multicellular organisms
15:30 P Nissen (Aarhus): Structure and function in cell biology: ribosomes and calcium pumps
16:00 Poster presentations. Session ends 17:30
19:30 Dinner for invited speakers
Friday 13 October: Store Auditorium, Rikshospitalet
Morning session 09:00-12:15
Proteomics
09:00 C Anderson (Cambridge): High throughput screening of synaptic proteins
09:30 P Roepstorff (Odense): Mass spectrometric analysis of protein interactions
10:00 Coffee break, refreshments
Glia
10:00 L Bergersen (Oslo): The structural basis for glial glutamate release and action
10:30 A Volterra (Lausanne/Milan): Glial regulation of synaptic transmission
11:00 Coffee break, refreshments
Transporters
11:15 T Rauen (Osnabrück): CNS Glutamate Transporters:
Molecular Mechanism, Pre-Steady-State Kinetics, and their Impact on Synaptic Signalling
11:45 NC Danbolt (Oslo): Glutamate uptake in glutamatergic nerve endings
12:15 Lunch
Afternoon session 13:15-16:00
Molecular mechanisms of neuronal change
13:15 M Tymianski (Toronto): Molecular mechanisms of glutamate-dependent neurodegeneration
13:45 L Kaczmarek (Warsaw): c-Fos/AP-1 targets: From regulation of gene expression to synaptic plasticity, learning, and memory
14:15 Coffee break, refreshments
Molecular tools
14:30 T Holen (Oslo): Knock down of glutamate receptor interacting protein PICK1 in hippocampal neurons
14:45 DM Hermann (Zurich): Innovative tools and strategies for the delivery of neuroprotective compounds to the diseased brain
15:15 Coffee break, refreshments
Clinical implications
15:30 V Gundersen (Oslo): Clinical use of glutamatergic drugs
15:45 OP Ottersen (Oslo): Future glutamate research - quo vadis ?
16:00 End of session
17:30 Anders Jahre's Awards for Medical Research 2006
19:30 Dinner for invited speakers
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