20th Euroconference on Apoptosis “From Death to Eternity” 9th Training course on 'Concepts and Methods in Programmed Cell Death' September 14-17, 2012 Rome, Italy |
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The aim of the training course is to introduce young scientists into the current concepts, methodologies and tools used in the study of programmed cell death. Lecturers in this training course will present a 35 minute seminar, followed by a 10 minute discussion. The sessions are intended to provide a general review of the literature, recent techniques and methodologies in cell death research, in combination with the opportunity to discuss afterwards. SpeakersMitochondria in Cell Death: Implication of ROSBoris Zhivotovsky (Stockholm, Sweden)
Keeping mitochondria in shape: a matter of life and death Luca Scorrano (Geneve, Switzerland)
Intracellular calcium stores: location and communication to cell death Soraya Smaili (São Paulo, Brazil)
Integration of mitochondrial fuel utilization pathways and cellular stress responses Nika Danial (Boston, MA, USA)
Breaking, crippling and outing the magic circle: disorders of mitochondria and mitochondrial DNA Massimo Zeviani (Milan, Italy)
The ECDO Honorary Lecture "sponsored by EMBO" will be presented by Dr. Karen Vousden (Glasgow, UK) in the evening of September 16. The conference ends on Monday September 17 around 13:00. Conference themesRegulation of autophagy
Noboru Mizushima (Tokyo, Japan)
Cell death and autophagy in pathophysiologySharon Tooze (London, UK) Ana Maria Cuervo (New York ,USA) Andrea Ballabio (Naples, Italy)
Cell death, cancer and metabolismSharad Kumar (Adelaide, Australia) Tak W Mak (Toronto, Canada)
Death receptor's signallingVishva Dixit (San Francisco, USA) Doug Green (Memphis, Tennessee, USA)
Cell death and immunityPeter Vandenabeele (Gent, Belgium) Henning Walczak (London, UK) Kodi S. Ravichandran (Virginia, USA)
Cell death and microRNALaurence Zitvogel (Villejuif, France) Anders H. Lund (Copenhagen, Denmark)
AgingGeorge A. Calin (Houston, USA) Anne Willis (Leicester, UK) Guido Kroemer (Paris, France)
Ubiquitin regulation of death and survivalValter Longo (Los Angeles, USA) Frank Madeo (Graz, Austria) Ivan Dikic (Frankfurt am Main, Germany)
Yufang Shi (Shanghai, China) |