Nuclear envelope and Golgi Cell Biology Satellite
SEB Marseille Thursday 10th July 2008
Supported by the National Science Foundation of the USA, SEB Cell Section Satellite Fund and Biology of the Cell
Co-organisers:
David E. Evans, Oxford Brookes University, UK and Iris Meier, Ohio State University, USA.
The objective of the symposium is to bring together researchers investigating the nuclear envelope (NE) and the Golgi apparatus (GA) in a Satellite workshop. Talks will include plant, animal and fungal systems and topics to be discussed include the behaviour of NE and GA in cell division; common themes in vesicle traffic; nucleo-cytoplasmic partitioning of proteins; virus traffic, SNAREs, the cytoskeleton and nucleoskeleton and coiled-coil proteins.
Chair: Dr David Evans (Oxford Brookes University)
08:30 Introduction - Prof Iris Meier
08:45 Dr Symeon Siniossoglou (University of Cambridge)
Regulation of nuclear structure by phosphatidic acid metabolism [SAT.1]
09:30 Dr Iris Meier (Ohio State University)
Two distinct, interacting classes of nuclear envelope-associated coiled-coil proteins are required for the tissue-specific nuclear envelope targeting of Arabidopsis RanGAP. [SAT.2]
10:15 Refreshment Break
Chair: Prof. Iris Meier (Ohio State University)
10:45 Dr David Evans (Oxford Brookes University)
Probing the plant nuclear envelope [SAT.3]
11:30 Dr Thomas Merkle (University of Bielefeld)
Characterization of the CRM1/Xpo1 nuclear export pathway by identifying different classes of interacting proteins in Arabidopsis thaliana [SAT.4]
12:15 Dr Beatrice Satiat-Jeunemaitre (Gif sur Yvette)
Functional relations between nuclear membrane formation, cell plate growth and Golgi dynamics in dividing BY2 cell : a study using photoconvertible protein to track membrane dynamics [SAT.5]
12:45 Lunch
Chair: Dr David Evans (Oxford Brookes University)
13:45 Dr Andreas Nebenführ (University of Tennessee)
Golgi stack integrity in plant cells [SAT.6]
14:30 Dr Federica Brandizzi (Michigan State University)
Protein export from the plant endoplasmic reticulum to the Golgi apparatus [SAT.7]
15:15 Dr John Runions (Oxford Brookes University)
Dynamic interrelationships of secretory pathway endomembranes during cell division [SAT.8]
15:45 Refreshment Break
Chair: Prof. Iris Meier (Ohio State University)
16:15 Dr Imogen Sparkes (Oxford Brookes University)
In vivo imaging of Arabidopsis myosins : class XI myosins perturb organelle movement [SAT.9]
16:45 Dr Patrick Moreau (CNRS UMR5200, Université Bordeaux 2)
Golgi targeting of SYP31 : requirement of a di-acidic motif [SAT.10]
17:15 Dr Annkatrin Rose (Appalachian State University)
Computational identification of plant nuclear envelope and Golgi coiled-coil proteins [SAT.11]
17:45 General discussion and future plans
18:00 Close
For further information contact David E. Evans, Oxford Brookes University (deevans@brookes.ac.uk)
