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Scientific Program - Systems and Chemical Biology

50th Annual Meeting and Conference of the Canadian Society of Biochemistry, Molecular and Cellular Biology (CSBMCB)

Thursday July 5 – Monday July 9, 2007
New Residence Hall
McGill University

  • All Sessions will take place in Ballroom A
  • All Coffee Breaks will be with Exhibitors in Ballroom B and Ballroom Lobby
  • All Breakfasts & Lunches will take place in the Cafeteria
  • All Poster Sessions will take place in Room C-14
  • Registration will be open every morning at 7:00 am
Thursday July 5th, 2007
7:00 am   Registration Desk Opens
7:00 am   Breakfast
9:00-12:00 pm   Trainee’s Mini-Symposium including Invited Speakers from Abstracts
12:00 pm   Lunch
1:10-3:00 pm   Trainee’s Mini-Symposium including Invited Speakers from Abstracts
3:00-6:00 pm   Afternoon break
6:00 pm   Opening Dinner
Session I Plenary Lectures
Session Chair Eric Brown, McMaster University
7:30 pm   Ronald Breaker, Yale University, CT
Exploring the diversity of riboswitch structures and functions
8:15 pm   Pamela Silver, Harvard Medical School, Boston
Designing biological systems
9:00 pm   Mixer and Exhibits
 
Friday July 6th, 2007
7:00 am   Registration Desk Opens
7:00 am   Breakfast
Session II Small Molecule Probes of Big Biology
Session Chair Eric Brown, McMaster University
8:20 am   Tom Silhavy, Princeton University, NJ
Chemical conditionality: an approach for understanding outer membrane biogenesis in gram-negative bacteria
9:00 am   Jim Inglese, NIH Chemical Genomics Center, MD
Quantitative high throughput screening: discovery of investigational molecular probes though the biological activity profiling of chemical libraries
9:40 am   Dr. Eric Brown, McMaster University
Probing uncharted physiology in bacteria with new (and old) small molecules
10:20 am   Coffee Break with Exhibitors
10:50 am Raymond Andersen, University of British Columbia
Bioactive marine natural products: drug leads and cell biology tools
11:30 am   Peter Roy, University of Toronto
Using C. elegans as a platform for the discovery of small molecule tools for biological analysis
12:10 pm   Lunch / CSBMCB Board Meeting
Session III Chemical Biology of Nucleic Acids
Session Chair Yingfu Li, McMaster University
1:20 pm   Eric Westhof, Institut de biologie moléculaire et cellulaire du CNRS, France
Molecular recognition between antibiotics and RNA
2:00 pm   Hiro Suga, University of Tokyo, Japan
Genetic code reprogramming
2:40 pm   Bruce Sullenger, Duke University Medical Center, NC
Novel applications of aptamers: teaching an old dog some new tricks
3:20 pm   Coffee Break with Exhibitors
3:50 pm   Chuck Wilson, Chief Scientific Officer Archemix Corp, USA
Optimizing therapeutic aptamers through medicinal chemistry
4:30 pm   Jean-Pierre Perreault, Université de Sherbrooke, Québec
Development of cleaving ribozyme with high fidelity
5:10-7:00 pm   Poster Pub I & Hor’s D’Oeuvres
7:00-8:30 pm   Award Lectures
7:00-7:45 pm   Translational control in cancer and in learning and memory
Nahum Sonenberg,
McGill University, Montreal, QC
Roche Diagnostics Prize Lecture
7:45-8:30 pm   Merck Frosst Prize Lecture:
Marco Marra, University of British Columbia, vancouver, BC

High-Resolution Genome Rearrangements Discovery in Follicular Lymphoma
     
Saturday July 7th, 2007
7:00 am   Registration Desk Opens
7:00 am   Breakfast with the Exhibitors
Session IV Developments in Systems Biology
Session Chair Daniel Figeys, University of Ottawa
8:20 am   Janet Thornton, European Bioinformatics Institute, Cambridge, UK
The evolution of enzyme mechanisms and functional diversity
9:00 am   Mathias Uhlén, Professor, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden
A human protein atlas for normal and cancer tissues
9:40 am   Shankar Subramaniam, University of California, San Diego
Systems biology approach to deciphering cellular networks in macrophages
10:20 am   Coffee Break with Exhibitors
10:50 am   Kristin Baetz, Ottawa Institute of Systems Biology
Integrated analysis of the histone acetyltransferase NuA4
11:30 am   John Yates, Scripps Research Institute, CA
Driving biological discovery using mass spectrometry
12:10 pm   Lunch
Session V Genomics and Proteomics
Session Chair Guy Poirier, Université Laval
1:20 pm   N. Leigh Anderson, Plasma Proteome Institute, Washington DC
The plasma proteome: challenges for biomarker discovery and validation
2:00 pm   Ronald Beavis, University of British Columbia
Informatics strategies for immune system surveillance
2:40 pm   Gerry Wright, McMaster University, Ontario
The Genomic Enzymology of Antibiotic Resistance
3:20 pm   Coffee Break with Exhibitors
3:50 pm   Benoit Coulombe, Institute des recherches cliniques de Montréal
A panorama of the protein complexes formed by the RNA polymerase II transcription machinery in mammalian cells
4:30 pm   Akhilesh Pandey, John Hopkins University, Baltimore
An integrated bioinformatics and proteomics approach to study kinases and substrates
5:10-7:00pm   Poster Pub II
     
Sunday July 8th, 2007
7:00 am   Breakfast
Session VI Frontiers in Chemical Biology
Session Chair Gerry Wright, McMaster University
8:20 am   Jon Clardy, Harvard Medical School, Boston
Genes, genetically-encoded small molecules, and biology
9:00 am   Stephen Withers, University of British Columbia
Directed evolution as a strategy for the generation of new catalysts for glycoside assembly
9:40 am   John Vederas, University of Alberta
Integrated approaches to discovery of new antimicrobial agents
10:20 am   Coffee Break with Exhibitors
10:50 am   Suzanne Walker, Harvard Medical School, Boston
Peptidoglycan biosynthesis and its inhibition
11:30 am   Michael A. Marletta, University of California, Berkeley
Biological sensing of nitric oxide and oxygen: A problem in molecular recognition
12:10 pm   Lunch
Session VII Chemical Genomics and Cancer
Session Chair Michael Hallet, McGill University
1:20 pm   Albert Koong, Stanford University, CA
Inhibition of the unfolded protein response (UPR) as a cancer therapeutic strategy
2:00 pm   Jerry Pelletier, McGill University, Montreal
Therapeutic potential of translation initiation inhibitors
2:40 pm   Maya Schuldiner, University of California, San Francisco
Building a systems level view of the cell using genetic interaction maps
3:20 pm   Coffee Break with Exhibitors
3:50 pm   Stephen Michnick, Université de Montréal
Chemical biology on pins and needles
Session VIII CSBMCB 50th Anniversary Banquet & Awards Presentations
6:00-7:00pm   Taxi pick ups from hotel to Faculty Club
6:30 pm   Cocktails with Dixieland Quartet at Faculty Club
7:30 pm   Banquet & Awards Presentation
     
Monday July 9th, 2007
7:00 am   Breakfast
Session IX Systems and Synthetic biology
Session Chair Martin Latterich, Université de Montréal
8:20 am   Robert Nadon, McGill University, Montreal
Statistical analysis of high throughput screening results
9:00 am   Catherine Au, McGill University, Montreal
Systems biology of the cell via organellar proteomics
9:40 am   Peter Swain, McGill University, Montreal
Stochasticity and designs of genetic networks
10:20 am   Coffee Break
10:50 am   Anne-Claude Gingras, University of Toronto
Functional proteomics of serine/threonine phosphatases
11:30 am   Jackie Vogel, McGill University, Montreal
Analysis of yeast PP1/Glc7 phosphatase networks using integrated genomic and proteomic approaches
12:10 pm   Lunch
1:10 pm   Science Policy Meeting
2:10 pm   CSBMCB Annual General Meeting
3:10 pm   Coffee Break & General Discussion (Ballroom Lobby)
4:00 pm   Departures

Date Updated: June 17, 2007
 

 
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