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Gregynog 2002

 

Next meeting is:

Motor Proteins – New Therapeutic Targets

42nd European Symposium on Bioorganic Chemistry

16-18 May 2008, Gregynog, Powys, Wales

Chairman: Peter Shoolingin-Jordan (Southampton)

The invited speakers include:

Robert Huber (Max Planck, Martinsried)
The Proteasome as a Target for Cancer Therapy


David Mueller (Rosalind Franklin University, Chicago)
The ATP Synthase as a Target for Drug Design


John Kendrick-Jones (MRC LMB, Cambridge)
The Multiple Intracellular Functions of Myosin VI


Dale Wigley (Cancer Research UK, Potters Bar)
Structure and Mechanism of DNA Helicases


Laurence Pearl (Institute of Cancer Research, London)
HSP90 Chaperone


Rob Cross (Marie Curie Research Institute, Oxted)
Kinesins and Microtubules – Anti-cancer Targets


Peter Knight (Astbury Centre, Leeds)
Regulating Motor Activity in the Myosin Family


Tom Owen-Hughes (Wellcome Trust Biocentre, Dundee)
Motor Proteins in Chromosome Remodelling


Elena Cabezón (Universidad de Cantabria, Santander)
TrwB – A Molecular Motor Protein for DNA Transport in Bacterial Conjugation


Balázs Sarkadi (NIHI, Budapest)
ABC Transporters as Drug Targets

with other contributed talks welcome.

Further details (pdf)

The cost this year for registration, accommodation for 2 nights and all meals is just £275 and a limited number of bursaries are available if you are a PhD student.

See you there!


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