Download Preliminary program 22. October - 2. November 2012

Week 1 (43)
Day of the week Session 1
Mon Oct 22nd
Tue Oct 23rd
Session 2
Session 3
09:00 – 10:45
11:00 – 12:45
14:00 – 15:45
Jan Brinchman
Line M Grønning Wang
Harald Carlsen
-Stem cells: molecular
biology and clinical
-Regulation of gene
expression during
chondrogenic
differentiation of
mesenchymal stem cells
Reversible protein
glycosylation in health and
disease
The O-GlcNAc
modification
Optical in vivo imaging of gene
expression
Tone Tonjum
Kristian Prydz
June Myklebust
The molecular biology of B
cell malignancies - impact
on diagnosis, new targeted Genome dynamics and
therapies and patient
microbial pathogenesis
survival.
Wed Oct 24th
Thur Oct 25th
Anne-Lise Børresen-Dale
Toni Hurtado
Exploring the systems
biology of breast cancer
-Estrogen receptor: new
ideas and new strategies to
modulate its function
- Cooperating transcription
factors dictate the outcome
of the endocrine treatment
in breast cancer patients
Student presentation
Kjetil Taskén
-The Golgi apparatus - a glycan
factory that defines interactions
at the cell surface.
- Organization of the secretory
pathway in polarized epithelial
cells.
Student presentation
Mikael Vestberg
Signal transduction in
health and disease: the role
of cAMP signalling
pathways
Fri Oct 26th
Rolf Skotheim
Sandra Lopez-Aviles
Torkel Hafting
Cancer genomics:
The regulation of the cell
From molecules to mind. Neural
Applications towards more
personalized cancer
medicine
cycle transitions in
eukaryotes
coding of memory and
navigation
Week 2 (44)
Mon Oct 29th
Tue Oct 30th
Wed Oct 31st
1. Session
2. Session
3. Session
09:00 – 10:45
11:00 – 12:45
14:00 – 15:45
Ludvig Sollid
Bernd Thiede
Student presentation
Functional
Immunogenetics: HLA and
Disease
Proteomics of cell death
Dag Undlien
Pål Falnes
-Whole genome approaches
to genetics and epigenetics
-Identification of disease
associated
epigenotypes through
studies of disease
discordant monozygotic
twins
- Hydroxylases and
methylases acting on
nucleic acids and
proteins - roles in
modification and repair
- Identification of novel
human modification and
repair enzymes
Ute Krengel
Tor Erik Rusten
Structural Biology
Thur Nov 1st
Fri Nov 2nd
Farrukh A. Chaudhry
Writing Day (lunch
between 12:00 - 13:30)
Using Drosophila
melanogaster to study
cellular processes
underlying carcinogenesis
Student presentations/Study
time
Erlend Nagelhus
Multiphoton imaging of
astrocyte function
Functions of water channels in
astrocytes
Judith Staerk
Stem cells