Cellular Biochemistry
9th Annual German-Japanese Colloquium
Jointly organized by:JSPS and Institute of Organic Chemistry, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)
Date: January 29 – February 1, 2013
Venue: Karlsruhe, Forstliches Bildungszentrum
PROGRAM
January 29th | |
09:30 | Arrival ITG/Campus North Welcome note Uwe Strähle & Stefan Bräse (Directors ITG) |
10:00 | Short talks of group leaders ITG |
12:00 | Lunch |
13:30 | Site visit ANKA (Synchrotron) |
14:30 | Site visit ITG |
18:00 | Conference-eve reception including dinner Welcome note Prof. Asashima (JSPS)
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January 30th | |
Welcome Addresses: Vice-President Prof. Löhe, Prof. Asashima, JSPS
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Session 1: Chemical Approaches | |
09:15 | Small molecular entities for chemical biology Stefan Bräse (KIT) |
10:00 | Combinatorial chemistry of drug delivery systems for organ targeting Ute Schepers (KIT) |
10:45 | Coffee Break
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Session 2: Biochemical Approaches | |
11:00 | Neurogenesis in the adult zebrafish Uwe Strähle (KIT/University of Heidelberg) |
11:45 | Secretomics and proteomics: tools to study signal transduction and brain diseases in cells and animals Stefan Lichtenthaler (DZNE/Technical University Munich) |
12:30 | Lunch Break
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Session 3: Patterning, Organogenesis, and Regeneration I | |
13:45 | Control of organogenesis in vitro in vertebrate development Makoto Asashima (AIST, Tsukuba/JSPS) |
14:30 | A new tool for detection of human ES/iPS cells Dr.Yasuko Onuma (AIST, Tsukuba) |
15:00 | Cellular basis of liver regeneration Atsushi Miyajima (University of Tokyo, Tokyo) |
15:45 | Coffee Break
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Session 4: Patterning, Organogenesis, and Regeneration II | |
16:15 | Retinal stem cells in growth and regeneration |
17:00 | Deconstructing the complexity of vertebrate limb and spinal cord regeneration Akira Tazaki (CRTD, Dresden) |
18:00 | Conference Dinner
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January 31st | |
Session 5: Patterning, Organogenesis, and Regeneration III | |
09:00 | The Hydra stem cell system Thomas Holstein (University of Heidelberg) |
09:45 | A complex network of Wnt signaling with an unusual wiring regulates the induction of vulva formation in the Nematode P. pacificus Xiaoyue Wang (DKFZ, Heidelberg) |
10:15 | Coffee Break
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Session 6: Approaches from System Biology and Epigenetics | |
10:45 | Toward integration of ontogeny and phylogeny of vertebrates |
11:30 | Decoding the epigenetic code of key developmental genes in the medaka genome |
12:15 | Lunch Break
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Session 7: Cellular Behavior, Signaling, and Differentiation I | |
13:45 | News and views of cadherins from biotechnical viewpoints |
14:30 | Roles of ADAM proteases in development and regeneration |
15:15 | Coffee Break
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Session 8: Cellular Behavior, Signaling, and Differentiation II | |
15:45 | Carbohydrate-based Nanotechnology |
16:30 | A developmental perspective of dinosaur morphogenesis |
17:15 | End with Concluding Remarks (Dr. Kodaira, VP of KIT) |
18:00 | Optional Dinner |