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BSR2007 — 13/17 August — Manchester, England

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Monday 13 | Tuesday 14 | Wednesday 15 | Thursday 16 | Friday 17
Sunday 12 August 2007
16:00 - 18:00Registration (collect badges and delegate book)
Bridgewater Hall Foyer
18:00Welcome Reception
Manchester Town Hall
Monday 13 August 2007
09:00 Opening Plenary: Shige Yokoyama (RIKEN, Japan)
"The Changing Face of Structural Genomics/Proteomics"
10:00 Coffee/Tea
Exhibition Hall
10:30 - 12:30Parallel Sessions
Session 1Structural Genomics/Proteomics
Session organisersTom Terwilliger (Los Alamos, USA) and Harren Jhoti (Astex, Cambridge, UK)
 
Aled Edwards (SGC and University of Toronto, Canada)
"Structural Chemistry Of Human Protein Families"
Andrzej Joachimiak (Argonne National Laboratory, USA)
"Structural Genomics Programme"
Stephen Burley (SGX, San Diego, USA)
"Fragment-based discovery of selective, orally bioavailable tyrosine kinase inhibitors for targeted treatment of human cancers"
Nathan Cowieson (University of Queensland, Australia)
"Protein function via high throughput structure determination using SAXS, SRCD and cross-linking"
Session 2 SR Spectroscopy (Circular Dichroism, Infra-Red, Spectro-microscopy)
Session organisersMikio Kataoka (Japan) and Bonnie Wallace (Birkbeck, UK)
 
Robert Janes (Queen Mary, UK)
"Synchrotron Radiation Circular Dichroism (SRCD) Spectroscopy: Applications In Structural Biology"
Paul Dumas (SOLEIL, France)
"Sub cellular probing and imaging using synchrotron infrared microspectroscopy: a new diagnostic vision"
Laurence Barron (Glasgow, UK)
"Raman Optical Activity: An Incisive Chiroptical Spectroscopy for Studies of Biomolecular Structure and Behaviour"
U-Ser Jeng (Hsinchu, Taiwan)
"Solution X-Ray Scattering And Absorption On The Global and Local Structure changes Of Cytochrome-C in Unfolding"
12:30 Lunch
Exhibition Hall
14:00-16:00 Parallel Sessions
Session 3 Non-Crystalline Diffraction
Session organisersTom Irving (IIT, Chicago, USA) and Günter Grossmann (Daresbury, UK)
 
Shuji Akiyama (JST, Japan)
"Real-time SAXS Observation of Assembling-Disassembling Complexes of Cyanobacterial Circadian Clock Proteins"
Fadel Samatey (Okinawa, Japan)
"Bacterial flagella-fibre X-ray diffraction"
Keith Meek (Cardiff, UK)
"The use of x-ray scattering to understand corneal structure and pathology"
Naoto Yagi (SPring-8 Center, Japan)
"Microbeam X-Ray Diffraction Studies of Amyloid Spherulites"
Session 4 Combined SR techniques (Spectroscopy with PX)
Session organisersRichard Garratt (São Carlos, Brazil) and David Garner (Nottingham, UK)
 
Richard Strange (Daresbury, UK)
"Combined X-Ray Methods For Structure-Function Studies Of Metalloproteins"
Peter Lay (Sydney, Australia)
"Biomedical Applications of X-ray Absorption Spectroscopy"
Ilme Schlichting (Max-Planck, Heidelberg, Germany)
"Combined use of Spectroscopy and crystallography for studying protein-ligand interactions in metalloproteins"
David Albesa-Jove (Imperial College, UK)
"Recent advances in the structural characterization of Clostridium difficile toxins using macromolecular crystallography and SAXS techniques"
16:00 Coffee/Tea
Exhibition Hall
16:30Plenary: So Iwata (Imperial College/Diamond UK)
"Are Membrane Proteins Still a Special Case?"
17:30Plenary: Malcolm Irving (King's College,  UK)
"Towards the Understanding of Muscle"
19:30Welcome dinner for all delegates (supported by Marresearch GmbH)
The Midland Hotel
Tuesday 14 August 2007
09:00Plenary: Hartmut Michel (Max-Planck, Frankfurt, Germany)
"Na+/N+-antiporter and cytochrome c oxidase, a comparison of two proton translocating enzymes"
10:00 Coffee/Tea
Exhibition Hall
10:30-12:30Parallel Sessions
Session 1 Developments in instrumentation: from photon delivery to detection
Session organisersSine Larsen (ESRF, France) and John Helliwell (Manchester, UK)
 
Andy Thompson (SOLEIL, France)
"Instrumental developments on the PROXIMA 1 beamline for MX  at SOLEIL"
Mike Soltis (SSRL, Stanford, USA)
"New Paradigm for Protein Crystallography Experiments: Automated Remote Screening and Data Collection"
Clemens Schulze-Briese (SLS/PSI, Zurich, Switzerland)
"Cool Data And Fast Detectors - The SLS MX Beamlines"
Kazuya Hasegawa (JASRI, Japan)
"Protein Crystallography With Continuous Rotation Method Using Cmos Flat Panel Detector"
Session 2 Membrane proteins
Session organisersJohann Deisenhofer (Dallas, USA) and So Iwata (Imperial College/Diamond, UK)
 
Raimund Dutzler (Zurich, Switzerland)
"The ion binding properties of ClC chloride channels and transporters"
Par Nordlund (Stockholm, Sweden)
"Cobalt transporter"
Özkan Yildiz (Max-Planck-Institute of Biophysics, Frankfurt, Germany)
"Structure of the monomeric outer-membrane porin OmpG in the open and closed conformation"
Shinnichiro Suzuki (Osaka University, Japan)
"Electron transfer processes in a methylotrophic denitrifying bacterium: from methanol dehydrogenase to copper nitrite reductase"
12:30 Lunch
Exhibition Hall
12:45 - 13:45 imgCIF Workshop '(further information & registration »)
Barbirolli Room
14:00-16:00Parallel Sessions
Session 3 Metalloproteins
Session organisersSamar Hasnain (Daresbury, UK) and Chris Schofield (Oxford, UK)
 
Albrecht Messerschmidt (Martinsried, Germany)
"Molybdenum-dependent pyrogallol-phloroglucinol transhydroxylase and tungsten-dependent acetylene hydratase"
James Murray (Imperial College, UK)
"Photosystem II"
Yoshitsugu Shiro (RIKEN SPring-8 Center, Japan)
"Inter-domain and Inter-molecular Signaling Pathwayin Two Component System: Histidine Kinase and Response Regulator"
Mike Hough (Daresbury, UK)
"In situ optical and x-ray spectroscopy in structural biology: current and future perspectives of metalloproteins research"
Session 4 Imaging
Session organisersRob Lewis (Monash, Australia) and  Keith Hodgson (Stanford, USA)
 
Stuart Hooper (Monash, Australia)
"Imaging Lung Aeration at Birth"
Graham George (Saskatchewan, Canada)
"Molecules, Cells and Organisms: Spectroscopic Imaging of Biological Tissues"
Carolyn Larabell (Berkeley, USA)
"3D tomography of cells"
Ian Robinson (University College, UK)
"Coherent and Solution Scattering investigation of the Nucleation of Protein Crystals"
16:00Coffee/Tea
Exhibition Hall
16:30 Plenary: Venki Ramakrishnan (MRC Cambridge, UK)
"Ribosome and Protein-Nucleic acid complexes"
17:30-19:00 Posters
Nibbles/drinks
19:30 **Concert - Bridgewater Hall
"Samyo" (the National South Asian Youth Orchestra) & "Tarang" (the National South Asian Music Ensemble)
Wednesday 15 August 2007
09:00 Plenary: Dmitri Svergun (EMBL, Germany)
"Structures of Proteins and their Complexes in Solution"
10:00 Coffee/Tea
Exhibition Hall
10:30-12:30Parallel Sessions
Session 1 Multi-protein complexes
Session organisersSoichi Wakatsuki (Photon Factory, KEK, Japan) and Louise Johnson (Diamond/Oxford, UK)
 
Roger Williams (LMB-MRC, Cambridge, UK)
"ESCRT complexes"
Satoshi Murakami (Osaka, Japan)
"Structural studies of multi-drug efflux transporter"
Hanna Yuan (Academia Sinica, Taiwan)
"Structural and Functional Insight into Nucleases in Cell Defense"
Irmgard Sinning (Heidelberg, Germany)
"The Single Recognition Particle"
Session 2SR Industrial Applications and structure based drug design
Session organisersAndrew Wang (Genomics Centre, Taiwan) and Richard Pauptit (AstraZeneca, UK)
 
David Brown (Pfizer, UK )
"The Role of Synchrotron Radiation in Drug Discovery"
Andreas Kuglstatter (Roche Pharmaceuticals, Palo Alto, USA)
"p38 Kinase Inhibitors: From multiple leads to a drug candidate"
Harren Jhoti (Astex Therapeutics Ltd, Cambridge, UK)
"Fragment-based drug discovery"
Charles Lesburg (Schering-Plough Research Institute, USA)
"Engineered PXR Ligand Binding Domain for Inverse Structure-Based Drug Design"
12:30 Lunch
Exhibition Hall
14:00-16:00Parallel Sessions
Session 3 Computational Biology
Session organisersRandy Reed (Cambridge, UK) and Roger Fourme (SOLIEL, France)
 
Mike Sutcliffe (Manchester, UK)
"Dynamically-coupled Enzyme Catalysis: Simulation Reveals Proton Tunnelling is Driven by a Short-range Sub-picosecond Promoting Motion"
Bernard Brooks (Bethesda, NIH, USA)
"Multi-scale Methods for Macromolecular Systems in Computational Biophysics"
Gerald Kneller (CNRS - Orléans, France)
"Computer simulations and experiments on biomolecular systems under pressure"
Mark Sansom (Oxford, UK)
"Coarse Grained Simulations of Membrane Proteins: Protein/Lipid Interactions"
Session 4 New Biological Challenges
Session organisersAndres Liljas (Lund, Sweden) and Zihe Rao (Beijing, China)
 
Steve Oliver (Manchester, UK)
"Yeast Genome: Molecules to Assemblies to System "
Yong Xiong (Yale, USA)
"Atomic Structure Determination of Yeast Fatty Acid Synthase"
Zhi-Jie Liu (Beijing, China)
"Structure and function analysis of human p100 TSN domain"
Robert Fischetti (Argonne National Laboratory, USA)
"GM/CA-CAT's "mini-beam" apparatus provides 7 micron beam for macromolecular crystallography"
16:00Coffee/Tea
Exhibition Hall
Session 5 Recent Advancements
Session organisersSamar Hasnain (Daresbury, UK) and Louise Johnson (Diamond/Oxford, UK)
 
B C Wang (University of  Georgia, USA)
"Remaining Challenges In Long Wavelength Phasing: The SER-CAT Approach"
Eric Girard (SOLEIL, France)
"Progress in instruments and methods towards fully-fledged high pressure macromolecular crystallography (HPMX). Recent structural results on nucleic acids and proteins"
17:30-19:30 Posters
with nibbles/drinks
Thursday 16 August 2007
09:00 Plenary: David Stuart (Oxford, UK)
"Challenges of Structural Virology "
10:00 Coffee/Tea
Exhibition Hall
10:30 - 11:30 Parallel Sessions
Session 1 Hot topics
Session organisersTim Richmond (ETH, Switzerland) and Louise Johnson (Diamond/Oxford, UK)
 
 Jim Naismith (St. Andrews, UK)
"Wza, a new class of outer membrane protein"
 Zihe Rao (Beijing, China)
"SARS Virus Proteins"
 Hanna-Kirsti Schrøder Leiros (Tromsoe, Norway)
"Crystal Structure of phenylalanine hydroxylase from Colwellia psychrerythraea 34H - reveals a monomeric cold active enzyme with local flexibility around the active site and high overall stability"
 Hiro Tsuruta (SSRL/SLAC, Stanford University)
"Spring-loaded inter-domain crosslinks regulate a global conformation switching in HK97 bacteriophage maturation"
Session 2 Radiation Damage: How to get the best from your sample?
Session organisersColin Nave (Daresbury, UK) and Janos Hajdu (Uppsala, Sweden)
 
Malcolm Howells (Berkeley, USA)
"Principles Of Radiation Damage In Coherent X-Ray Diffraction Imaging"
Elspeth Garman (Oxford, UK)
"An experimental determination of the radiation dose limit for cryo-cooled protein crystals."
Jim Penner-Hahn (Michigan, USA)
"Radiation Damage of Redox-Sensitive Transition Metal Ions"
Vivian Stojanoff (Brookhaven National Laboratory, USA)
"About The Use Of Ultra High X-Ray Energies In Macromolecular Crystallography"
12:30 Lunch
Exhibition Hall
14:00Plenary: Tom Blundell (Cambridge, UK)
"From Structure to Drugs: Exploring Chemical and Biological Space "
15:00Coffee/Tea
Exhibition Hall
15:30Plenary: Keith Hodgson (Stanford, USA)
"Structural Biology and Synchrotron Radiation:  From First to Fourth Generation Accelerator Based Photon Sources"
16:15Plenary: Janos Hajdu (Uppsala, Sweden)
"Flash Diffractive Imaging of Single Particles and Biomolecules"
17:00Special Plenary: Johann Deisenhofer (Dallas, USA)
"Biology & SR - Current, Past & Future"
17:45 Concluding Ceremony
 
18:50-22:30GALA Dinner (supported by LJMU, Manchester Metropolitan University and the University of Liverpool )
Mere Golf and Country Club (transport will leave Manchester at 18:50)
Friday 17 August 2007 (**RAL/Diamond, Oxfordshire)
Travel to Diamond and Tour of Diamond Light Source
Special Travel Arrangements will be made for those who wish to travel to Diamond
12:30 Lunch
 
12:30 - 13:50 imgCIF Workshop '(further information & registration »)
Room 1.17 - Diamond House
 Scientific Presentations

14:00Louise Johnson, Liz Duke, Nick Terrill (Diamond/Oxford, UK)
"DIAMOND - Current Status and Latest Results"
14:30Michel van der Rest (SOLEIL, France)
"SOLEIL, status and the life science programme"
15:00Peter Weightman (Liverpool, UK)
"The Potential of the Fourth Generation Light Source for Research in Biology"
15:40Tour of the Facilities
 
17:00Departure
 

 

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