BH2009 Key Lectures

Adrienne D. Cox

USA

Kinases and GTPases at the crossroads: An unconventional approach to molecular therapeutic targeting of oncogenic Ras via the Ras-Ral-AuroraA pathway.

Andrey Lebedev

United Kingdom

Mechanism of DNA translocation through the bacteriophage portal protein

Anne-Claude Gavin

Germany

Biochemical approaches to biomolecular networks

Bernard Maigret

France

The protein-protein docking challenge

Bruno Domon

Switzerland

Novel Mass Spectrometry Strategies Applied to Proteomics

Channing J. Der

USA

Ras superfamily small GTPases: the next wave of targets for anti-cancer drug discovery?

Chun-Ting Yuen

United Kingdom

Glycoprotein N-glycan analysis: results of an international comparative study

Daryl Fernandez

Canada

A QbD (Quality by Design) Approach to Comparability of Biopharmaceutical Glycosylation

David Goldstein

USA

Rare and common variants in human disease

Eleonor Dodson

United Kingdom

What can crystal structures tell us about their ligands?

Georg Büldt

Germany

Proton pumping and signal transduction across membranes by retinal proteins – a study by X-ray crystallography and spectroscopy

George Perry

USA

The characterization and functional significance of copy number variation in the human genome

Guy Dodson

United Kingdom

Insulin's structural and biological behaviour when mutated with D&L sidechains at the invariant glycine B8

Harald Seitz

Germany

DNAzyme as alternative detection tool for microarrays

Harish Padh

India

Pharmacogenomics : Correlation Between Phenotype & Genotype in Indian Population

Jacques Colinge

Austria

Data integration over protein interaction networks

Joël Vandekerckhove

Belgium

Targeted Proteomics: Challenges and Opportunities in Biomedical Research

Johannis P. Kamerling

Netherlands

Carbohydrate-mediated cell recognition in marine sponge cells

Johannis P. Kamerling

Netherlands

The application of neoglycopeptides for sensitive SPR biosensors

Jose Cremata

Cuba

The goat mammary gland as a bioreactor for the production of recombinant glycoproteins: N-glycosylation features

Juan J. Calvete

Spain

Venoms, Venomics, Antivenomics

Junsong Han

China

The Whole Genome Methylaiton Profile of Hepatocellular Carcinoma and Biomarkers

Keith Mitchelson

China

Microarray applications in molecular diagnostics

Luca Bini

Italy

Proteomics and human diseases

Marc Via Garcia

Spain

The Importance of Population Genetics in Biomedical Research and Clinical Practice: Lessons from the Genetics of Asthma in Latino Americans (GALA) Study

Martin Noble

United Kingdom

Understanding and targetting the CDK gene family

Ola Soderberg

Sweden

Protein interaction profiles, a venue for understanding the consequences of genetic alterations

Patrice Lerouge

France

Exploring microalgae as cell factory for the production of therapeutic proteins

Peter Roepstorff

Denmark

Recent advances in determination of protein post translational modifications

Philip Evans

United Kingdom

The recognition of endocytic cargo

Robert Huber

Germany

Proteases and their regulation focusing on intracellular proteolysis

Sheng Hou

Canada

An integrated, functional genomics approach to identify target genes of neuronal death caused by stroke

Steve Oglesbee

USA

Genomic Accuracy of Immortalized Human B-cells from Initial Isolation through Long Term in vitro Culture

Timothy Caulfield

Canada

Personal Genomics, Direct-to-Consumer Testing and Health Care Systems

Vladimir Titorenko

Canada

Using functional proteomics and lipidomics for the identification of novel anti-aging drugs and studying the molecular mechanisms underlying their ability to extend longevity