Thursday, 7th August
2014 International Biophysics Congress
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Speakers
Katchalski Lecture
9:00AM - 9:45AM
Thursday, 7th August
Great Hall - enter doors 7 and 8
Chair: Ben Hankamer
High-resolution structural studies of membrane proteins by cryo-electron microscopy: Observing potassium ion channels and bacterial secretion systems in action
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Henning Stahlberg
Bob Robertson Medal Lecture
9:45AM - 10:30AM
Thursday, 7th August
Great Hall - enter doors 7 and 8
Chair: Frances Separovic
Reconciling theory and experiment: The search for certainty in an uncertain world
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Alan Mark
Morning Tea
10:30AM - 11:00AM
Thursday, 7th August
Great Hall Mezzanine Foyer
IUPAB New Council Meeting
10:30AM - 11:30AM
Thursday, 7th August
M5
Please note this is a closed meeting
S35. Imaging: From molecules to organisms
11:00AM - 1:00PM
Thursday, 7th August
Great Hall - enter doors 7 and 8
Chair: Pierre Moens
Multiscale microscopy to study membrane microdomains
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Robert Parton
Imaging the Dynamic Mechanisms Forming the Mammalian Embryo
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Nicolas Plachta
Imaging
Plasmodium falciparum
: Sex, drugs and virulence
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Leann Tilley
Nanoscale chemical and structrual imaging of single cells with ion and electron beams
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Jing Fu
A tool for study membrane protein association in model membranes
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Nicolas Taulier
S36. K+ channels
11:00AM - 1:00PM
Thursday, 7th August
M4
Chairs: David Adams & Lachlan Rash
Altered gating of voltage-dependent K
+
channels in early-onset neurological diseases
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Diane M. Papazian
Molecular locations of gates in MthK potassium channels
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Crina Nimigean
Design principles of voltage sensors in ion channels
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Zhe Lu
Assessing gating phenotypes of long QT syndrome type 2 causing mutations
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Matthew D. Perry
S37. Transporters, lipids and pores
11:00AM - 1:00PM
Thursday, 7th August
M3
Chairs: Renae Ryan & F Luis Gonzalez-Flecha
Cryo-EM of membrane protein structure and function
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Werner Kühlbrandt
Transport rates of a glutamate transporter homologue are determined by the lipid bilayer composition
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Benjamin McIlwain
The crystal structure of a membrane bound endotoxin modifying enzyme from pathogenic
Neisseria
spp
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Anandhi Anandan
Properties of listeriolysin O pores
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Gregor Anderluh
Mapping the trajectory of pore formation by a perforin-like protein
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Michelle Dunstone
S38. Protein-nucleic acid interactions
11:00AM - 1:00PM
Thursday, 7th August
M2
Chairs: Anton Guliaev & Jose Lopez-Carrascosa
Mechanisms and patterns of post-transcriptional gene control
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Thomas Preiss
Thermodynamics of HIV-1 reverse transcriptase in action reveals the mechanism of action of non-nucleoside inhibitors
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Eric Ennifar
Unravelling the Glycosaminoglycan regulated structural integrity of a dimeric Chemokine
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Krishna Mohan Poluri
The catalysis point: EF-G triggers tRNA translocation by resolving the interaction between the ribosomal decoding center and the codon-anticodon duplex at the A site
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Yan Qin
A replisome structure: Multiple interactions coordinate DNA synthesis
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Arek Kulczyk
Solid-to-fluid DNA transition in viruses facilitates infection
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Alex Evilevitch
S39. Mechanical aspects cardiac dysfunction
11:00AM - 1:00PM
Thursday, 7th August
M1
Chairs: Pete Jones & Werner Melzer
Cardiac dysfunction in inherited cardiomyopathy
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Jolanda van der Velden
Measuring the mechano-energetics of cardiac tissue
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Andrew Taberner
Magnetic isotope effect of magnesium-25 on adenosine triphosphate hydrolysis driven by myosin
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Vitaly K. Koltover
Does the super-relaxed state of myosin exist in the human heart?
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James McNamara
High-speed force spectroscopy (HS-FS) of muscle titin I91 domain
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Simon Scheuring
Closing Ceremony
1:00PM - 2:00PM
Thursday, 7th August
Great Hall - enter doors 7 and 8
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