EMBO_Logo_small.tifWorld Practical Course

II International School of Biochemistry, Molecular & Cell Biology

Current tools in cell biology: probing normal and pathological cell functions

IV International Symposium on Myosin V - 21 Years of History

Aug 03-14, 2009

 Rio de Janeiro – Brazil

 

 

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It is our great pleasure to extend to you an invitation to participate in the EMBO course (Aug 3rd - 6th and 11th – 14th) and the IV International Symposium on Myosin V (Aug 7th – 10th), both being held in Rio de Janeiro.

 

The main topic will be Cell biology – discussed in a relaxed atmosphere with 40 advanced students. We plan to have two 1.5 h lectures (each morning), followed by five students spending time each day on practical experiments with an investigator who has made important contributions to our understanding of the molecular basis of the cell. Each researcher is going to participate at least seven days in the course (four lab days and during the Symposium). Students are strongly advised to bring their own samples to perform short experiments during the course.

 

The Symposium will occur in Armação dos Búzios located on the Rio de Janeiro. The city will provide a relaxed atmosphere to talk about Biochemistry, Molecular & Cell Biology. One full day will be dedicated to a social event such as a schooner ride along the coast. We also will have a poster section where recent results on cellular and molecular aspects of cell biology can be presented and discussed.

 

We are looking forward to see you in Rio.

 

L. C. Cameron, Ph. D.

p/ committee

 

 

 

 

 

our logo was a generous gift of Louis Vaney.

 

 

Faculty:

 

ASIA

Jeffrey Gerst

mRNA trafficking

Weismann Institute

Israel

Europe

 

 

 

Ernesto Carafoli

Calcium, Pumps and ATPases

University of Padova

Italy

Abram Katz

Glucose transport

Karolinska Institute

Sweden

Luigia Santella

Calcium signalling

Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn

Italy

Miguel Seabra

Cell Motility

Imperial College

UK

Latin America

Javier Ambrosio

Cytoskeleton and Protozoa

U. Nacional Autonoma de Mexico

Mexico

Adriana Bassini

Amino acids Metabolism

Fed. U. of State of Rio de Janeiro

Brazil

Daniel Botero

Neurometabolism and EEG

Universidad de La Sabana

Colombia

Ignacio Briceño

Neurometabolism and EEG

Universidad de La Sabana

Colombia

Alfredo Cáceres

Neuronal cytoskeleton

IInv. Med. Mercedes y Martín Ferreyra

Argentina

Gustavo Brum

Channels and electrophysiology

Universidad de la República

Uruguay

L. C. Cameron

Ammonia metabolism

Fed. U. of State of Rio de Janeiro

Brazil

Enilza Espreafico

Cancer cell biology

Universidade de São Paulo

Brazil

Gonzalo Ferreira

Channels and electrophysiology

Universidad de la República

Uruguay

Roy Larson

Class V Myosins

Universidade de São Paulo

Brazil

Carlos Más

Confocal microscopy

Olympus Inc.

Argentina

D. William Provance

T. cruzi and cytoskeleton

Fundação Oswaldo Cruz

Brazil

Verônica Salerno

Myosins

Federal University of Rio de Janeiro

Brazil

José R. Sotelo

Local Protein Synthesis

Inst. Invest. Biol. Clemente Estable

Uruguay

Martha Sorenson

Protein regulation and function

Federal University of Rio de Janeiro

Brazil

João Pedro Werneck de Castro

Muscle injury

Federal University of Rio de Janeiro

Brazil

USA and Canada

Charlie Boone

Genetic networks

University of Toronto

Canada

George Bloom

Cytoskeleton and Alzheimer disease

University of Virginia

USA

Suranganie Dharmawardhane

Cancer cells cytoskeleton

U. Central del Caribe/U. of Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico

James Goldenring

Cell transport

Vanderbilt University

USA

Terry Graham

Glycogen storage

University of Guelph

Canada

Gregg Gundersen

Cytoskeleton

Columbia University

USA

Jonathan Kipnis

Neuroimmunochemistry

University of Virginia

USA

Primal de Lanerolle

Nuclear proteins

University of Illinois

USA

John Mercer

Molecular genetics

McLaughlin Research Institute

USA

Jose Rodriguez Medina

Yeast myosins

Universidad of Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico

Igor Stagljar

Protein-Protein Interaction

University of Toronto

Canada

Margaret Titus

Molecular motors

University of Minnesota

USA

Horst Wallrabe

FRET microscopy

University of Virginia

USA

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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