第03回 内藤コンファレンス

細胞における蛋白質移行 [III]

組織委員

セッション

Session1
Protein Folding in Translocation

1. Control of Protein Folding during Translocation across the Membranes

   [Toshiya Endo]

   Nagoya University, Japan

2. Recognition of Nascent Chains for Targeting and Folding

   [Lila M. Gierasch]

   University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, USA

3. The Structural States of Globular Proteins Recognized by the Chaperonin GroEL

   [Kunihiro Kuwajima]

   University of Tokyo, Japan

4. Mechanisms of Chaperone-Assisted Protein Folding

   [Franz-Ulrich Hartl]

   Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, USA

5. Function of Collagen-specific Molecular Chaperone, HSP47

   [Kazuhiro Nagata]

   Kyoto University, Japan

Session2
Protein Translocation across Membranes

1. GTPase Domain Mutants of the Signal Recognition particle in Saccaromyces Cerevisiae: Isolation and Characterization

   [Yoshihiro Amaya]

   Yokohama City University, Japan

2. Signal Sequence Recognition in Protein Translocation across the Membrane of the Endoplasmic Reticulum

   [Bernhard Dobberstein]

   University of Heidelberg, Germany

3. Protein Translocation and Integration Components in the Escherichia Coli Membrane

   [Sanford M. Simon]

   Rockefeller University, USA

4. Genetic Dissection of the Protein Translocation and Integration Components of the E. coli Membrane

   [Koreaki Ito]

   Kyoto University, Japan

5. E. coli Preprotein Translocase

   [William Tobey Wickner]

   Dartmouth Medical School, USA

6. Molecular Mechanisms of Protein Translocation across the Cytoplasmic Membrane in Escherichia Coli

   [Shoji Mizushima]

   Tokyo College of Pharmacy, Japan

Session3
Vesicular Transplrt (I)

1. COPs: Coat Proteins Essential in Membrane Transport between the ER and Golgi Complex

   [Thomas E. Kreis]

   Universite de Geneve, Switzerland

2. Molecular Mechanisms of Dynamic Vesicular Traffic between ER and Golgi

   [Akihiko Nakano]

   University of Tokyo, Japan

3. The Role of Membrane Traffic in the Localization and Dynamics of the Golgi Complex

   [Jennifer Lippincott-Schwartz]

   National Institute of Health, USA

4. Transport and Localization of the Proprotein-processing Enzyme Furin to the Golgi Complex

   [Yukio Ikehara]

   Fukuoka University, Japan

5. Cell Type Specificity in Golgi Retention or Varidation in Controlling Protein Exit from the Golgi

   [Wanjin Hong]

   National University of Singapore, Singapore

Session4
Vesicular Transport (II)

1. Signal Transduction Complex Essential for Protein Sorting in the Yeast Secretory Pathway

   [Scott D. Emr]

   University of California, San Diego, USA

2. From Budding to Fusion: Sequential Steps in Vesicular Transport

   [Thomas Sollner]

   Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, USA

3. Rab3A, Rabphilin-3A and Rab GDI

   [Yoshimi Takai]

   Kobe University, Japan

4. Regulation of Exocytosis in Yeast

   [Peter Novick]

   Yale University, USA

5. Molecular Sorting of Membrane Proteins during Intracellular Transport

   [Ira Mellman]

   Yale University, USA

6. Sorting of Surface Proteins and Lipids in the Trans Golgi Network of MDCK Cells

   [Kai Simons]

   European Molecular Biology Laboratory, Germany

Session5
Nuclear Targeting

1. The Correlation of Structure and Function of Nuclear Targeting Signals: The Signal is Usually Patched

   [Masato Tanaka]

   Mitsubishi Kasei Institute of Life Sciences, Japan

2. Regulation of Nuclear Import of v-Jun by Phosphorylation

   [Kazuhiro Chiba]

   University of Tokyo, Japan

3. Nuclear Transport Pathways

   [David S. Goldfarb]

   University of Rochester, USA

4. Analysis of Molecules Involved in Nuclear Protein Transport

   [Yoshihiro Yoneda]

   Osaka University, Japan

5. Biochemical Analysis of Nuclear Protein Import

   [Larry Gerace]

   The Scripps Research Institute, USA

Session6
Protein Import into Mitochondria

1. Protein Import into Mitochondria in Higher Animals : Structure and Function of Cytosolic Factor(s)

   [Masataka Mori]

   Kumamoto University, Japan

2. Gene Products Which Interact with Isp42p, an Outer Membrane Protein Required for Import

   [Michael G. Douglas]

   University of North Carolina, USA

3. Cytosolic Protein Factor Required for Mitochondrial Protein Import

   [Tsuneo Omura]

   Kyushu University, Japan

4. Translocation of Preproteins across the Mitochondrial Membranes

   [Nickolaus Pfanner]

   Albert-Lutwigs-University, Germany