11th HFSP Awardees Meeting

Montreal, Canada, 5 – 8 June 2011

List of posters

Posters will be presented either on Monday or Tuesday afternoon in Redpath Hall.

Posters are organisedthematically as follows:

Monday

DNA(posters 1 – 7)

Transcription, Chromatin, Telomeres (posters 8 – 23)

RNA (posters 24 – 31)

Translation (posters 32 – 35)

Cell Cycle (posters 36 – 46)

Cell Biology (posters 47 – 73)

Immunology/Bacteriology (posters 74 – 85)

Other (poster 86)

Tuesday

Developmental Biology (posters 1 – 12)

Stem Cells (posters 13–19)

Neuroscience (posters 20 – 36)

Developmental Neuroscience (posters 37 – 41)

Neuroscience Behaviour (posters 42 - 48)

Structures and Methods (posters 49 – 60)

Evolution and Ecology (posters 61 – 65)

Signalling (posters 66 -72)

DNA (Monday)

  1. Hypomethylation near G quadruplex sequences is associated with DNA breakpoints in many cancer types

De, S., Michor, F.

  1. Chiral effects in DNA supercoiling

Kornyshev, A.A., van der Heijden, G.H.M., Zechiedrich, E.L., Wuite, G.J.L.

  1. A novel protein that restricts homologous recombination in mammalian cells

Moldovan, G.L., D’Andrea, D.A.

  1. Mechanochemistry of DNA Helicases

Sarlós, K., Gyimesi, M., Sarkar, S., Harrison, R., Neuman, K. C.,Kovács, M.

  1. DNA binding site swap and optimization for generation of new homing endonucleases for gene therapy

Parmeggiani, F., Baker, D.

  1. Identification of recurrent PBRM1 mutations in Renal Cancer by exon sequencing

Varela, I., Tarpey, P., Raine, K., Huang, D., Ong, CK., Stephens, P., Davies, H., Jones, D., Lin, M., Teague, J., Bignell, G., Butler, A., Cho, J., Dalgliesh, G., Galappaththige, D., Greenman, C., Hardy, C., Jia, M., Latimer, C., Lau, K., Marshall, J., McLaren, S., Menzies, A., Mudie,L., Stebbings, L., Richard, S., Kahnoski, R., Anema, J., Tuveson, D., Perez-Mancera, P., Mustonen, V., Fischer, A., Adams, D., Rust, A., Chan-on, W., Subimerb, C., Dykema, K., Furge, K., Campbell, P., Teh, B., Stratton, M., Futreal, A.

  1. Characterization of structural variation in cancer genomes by paired-end sequencing profiling

Canela, A., Kendall,J., Hicks,J., Wigler,M., Hannon,G.J.

Transcription, Chromatin, Telomeres (Monday)

  1. Telomeres are preferential sites for Oncogene-induced replication stress

Bechhoefer, J., Cerutti, A., Gauthier, M., Dubé, A., Bensimon, A., d’Adda di Fagagna, F.

  1. Analysis of translesion DNA synthesis at a site-specific lesion in Xenopus egg extracts

Budzowska, M., Walter, J.C.

  1. Assembly and function of drosophila melanogaster centromeric chromatin in meiosis and development

Dunleavy, E.M., Karpen, G.H.

  1. Molecular architecture and mechanical properties of the kinetochore: a biophysical approach

Gregan, J., Tolic-Norrelykke, I.M., Cimini, D.

  1. Analysis of the nuclear hormone receptor family using transcriptional promoter ontology

Jonker, J.W., Downes, M., Evans, R.M.

  1. Only a small number of herpes viral genomes express and replicate after high multiplicities of infection

Kobiler, O., Brodersen, P., Enquist, L. W.

  1. Activity regulation of the mitochondrial transcription termination factor 3

Lagouge, M., Park, C.B., Metodiev, M., Spårh, H, Larsson, N-G.

  1. Structural studies on retinoblastoma protein

Lamber, E.P., Beuron, F., Morris, E. P., Svergun, D. I., Pearl, L. H., Mittnacht, S.

  1. Alternative splicing of telomerase

Listerman, I., Blackburn, E.H.

  1. Transcribing purified chromatin in vitro

Nagai, S., Kornberg, R.

  1. Direct visualization of the DNA affinity landscape of the GCN4 transcription factor reveals impact of lower affinity sites

Nutiu,R., Friedman,R.C., Luo,S., Khrebtukova,I., Silva,D., Li,R., Zhang,L., Schroth,G.P., Burge,C.B.

  1. Network merging analysis of duplicate genome function in recently hybridized species

Shimizu, K. K., Sese, J., Hay, A.

  1. Elucidating the mechanism of ATP dependent chromatin remodeling by methyl-TROSY NMR spectroscopy

Sinha, K.K., Gross, J. D., Narlikar, G. J.

  1. Gene-regulatory functions and evolutionary logic of co-opted LINE3 repeats in mammals

Tripathi, N., McLean,C., Bejerano, G., Spitz, F.

  1. Mapping protein stability changes in colorectal cancer cells with an oncogenic KRasG13D mutation

Thoma, C.R., Elledge, S.J.

  1. Analysis of DNA replication stress at replication fork pause sites in precancerous and cancerous cells

Versini, G., Lugli, N., Halazonetis, T.D.

RNA(Monday)

  1. G-quadruplexes in Arabidopsis thaliana: RNA folding and implications for drought stress regulation

Mullen, M.A., Olson, K.J., Dallaire, P., Major, F., Assmann, S.M., Lilley, D. M. J., Bevilacqua, P.C.

  1. Identification and characterization of long non-coding RNAs and their functional role in transcriptional gene regulation

Koziol, M.J., Goff, L., Rinn, J.

  1. Analysis of neuronal RNA granules that regulate RNA localization

Daujotyte, D., Doyle, M., Godin, K., Heraud, J., Minary, P., Schoderböck, L., Sim,A.Y.L, Sugimoto,Y, Levitt, M., Lukavsky, P., Ule, J., Kiebler, M.A.

  1. Structural and biochemical basis for molecular ruler mechanism of dicers from budding yeasts

Nakanishi, K., Weinberg,D.E., Bartel,D.P., Patel,D.J.

  1. RNA targets of TDP-43: Identifying the basis for neuronal vulnerability from loss of nuclear TDP-43

Polymenidou, M., Lagier-Tourenne, C., Hutt, K.R., Huelga, S.C., Moran, J., Liang, T.Y., Ling, S.C., Sun, E., Wancewicz, E., Mazur, C., Kordasiewicz, H., Sedaghat,Y., Donohue,J.P., Shiue,L., Bennett, C.F., Yeo, G.W., Cleveland, D.W.

  1. Effect of introns in plant mirna transcripts

Schwab, R., Voinnet, O.

  1. Spectroscopic and theoretical approaches to the mechanism of hammerhead ribozyme-catalyzed RNA cleavage reaction

Tanaka, Y., Kato, M., Matsuda, Y., Sychrovsky, V.

  1. Identification of a novelsmall RNAsprocessing pathway that requires Argonaute2 catalytic activity

Xue, H., Cifuentes, D., Giraldez, AJ.

Translation(Monday)

  1. Functional determinants in translation initiation factors that discriminate against poor AUG context and non-AUG start codons in eukaryotic cells

Martin Marcos, P., Lorsch, J.R., Hinnebusch, A.G.

  1. Protein folding on the Ribosome: When the protein folding code meets the genetic code

Jha, S. Mittelstaet, J., Buhr, F., Schwalbe, H., Rodnina, M.V., Komar, A.A.

  1. Probing structural changes in the eukaryotic pre-translation initiation complex induced by factor binding and start codon recognition

Walker, S.E., Saini, A.K., Zhang, F., Ramakrishnan, V., Hinnebusch, A.G., Lorsch, J.R.

  1. Structural and biochemical studies of HCV IRES mediated translation initiation on human ribosomes

Noeske, J., Doudna,J.A., Cate,J.H.

Cell Cycle (Monday)

  1. The Polo kinase functions with PP2ATwins and dynactin to ensure centrosome cohesion to nuclei and cell cycle progression in Drosophila embryos

Pinson, X., Wang, P., Archambault, V.

  1. Evolution of mitotic spindle shape in Nematode embryos

Valfort, A.-C., Faradifar,R., Delattre, M., Needleman, D.

  1. The role of the Golgi apparatus in mitosis

Dimitrov, A., Toyoda, Y., Pozniakovsky, A, Poser, I, Hyman, A.A.

  1. The eukaryotic replicative DNA helicase translocates along ssDNA in S phase

Fu, Y.V., Yardimci, H., Long, D.T., The Ho, V., Guainazzi, A., van Oijen, A.M., Schärer, O.D., Walter, J.C.

  1. MMS19: linking the iron-sulfur cluster assembly machinery to genome stability

Gari, K., Flynn, H., Maslen, S., Skehel, M., Boulton, S.

  1. Timing and control of Holliday junction resolution in meiosis

Matos, J., Gonzalez-Blanco, M., West, S. C.

  1. Spontaneous mutations and natural variations of the mitotic spindle

Farhadifar, R., Baer, C., Needleman, D.J.

  1. Comparative anatomy of mitotic spindles in nematodes

Redemann, S., Delattre, M., Müller-Reichert, T.

  1. Spatial positive feedback at the onset of mitosis

Santos, S.D.M., Ferrell, J.E.

  1. To develop a mouse model to study selective sister chromatid segregation phenomenon in mitosis

Sauer, S., Klar, A.J.

  1. Investigating the contribution of centrosome amplification in tumorigenesis

Vitre, B.D., Holland, A. J., Wang, Y., Cleveland, D. W.

Cell Biology (Monday)

  1. Role of 14-3-3 proteins in mediating Sac1 transport from the Endoplasmic Reticulum

Bajaj, K., Schekman, R.

  1. Displacement of a cryptic degron by a small molecule provides a general method to conditionally degrade proteins

Bonger, K.M., Chen, L-C., Liu, C.W., Wandless, T.J.W.

  1. The mechanics of filopodial retraction

Bornschlögl, T., Romero, S., Tran van Nhieu, G., Bassereau, P.

  1. Analysis of cytoplasmic freezing: preserving cellular architecture

Brunner, D., Florin, E.-L., Hoenger, A.

  1. Homeostasis and nucleation of the cellular actin cortex

Fritzsche, M., Bovellan, M., Romeo, Y., Thorogate, R., Lewalle, A., Kruse, K., Duke, T., Roux, P., Charras, G.

  1. Protein-trafficking and ER-quality control: sortase technology to dissect new protein interactors

Cragnolini, J.J., Strijbis, K.,Ploegh, H.L.

  1. Motor properties of molecular spiders

Samii, L., Blab, G.A., Linke, H., Curmi, P.M.G., Zuckermann, M.J., Forde, N.R.

  1. Understanding the operational principles of molecular motors: Building a protease lawnmower

Kovacic, S., Samii, L., Niman, C., Linke, H., Curmi, P.M.G., Zuckerman, M.J., Forde, N.R.

  1. The Inchworm: an artificial molecular motor with a power stroke

Balaz, M., Niman, N.R., Graczyk, M., Lopez, B.J., Gemmen, C., Blab, G.A., Curmi, P.M.G., Davies, R., Forde, G.J., Woolfson, D.N., Zuckermann, M.J, Linke, H.

  1. The Tumbleweed: 1. Modeling-based optimization of an artificial protein motor

Kuwada, N.J., Zuckermann, M.J., Blab, G.A., Bromley, E.H.C., Sessions, R.B., Curmi, P.M.G., Forde, N.R., Woolfson, D.N., Linke, H.

  1. The Tumbleweed: 2. Design, synthesis and characterization of the peptide-based hub

Bromley, E.H.C., Boyle, A., Bruning, M., Curmi, P.M.G., Davies,R., Forde, N.R., Linke, H., Sessions, R.B., Thomson, A.R., Zuckermann, M.J., Woolfson, D.N.

  1. The Tumbleweed: 3. Synthesis of an Artificial Protein Motor

Davies, R., Bromley, E.H.C., Sessions, R.B., Forde, N.R., Linke, H., Woolfson, D.N., Curmi, P.M.G.

  1. Tracking of single endogenous proteins in living mammalian cells

Gebhardt,J.C.M., Basu,S., Roy,R., Chapman,A., Zhao,Z., Xie,X.S.

  1. Cytoskeletal dynamics during telotactic cell polarization

Hermans, T.M., Huda, S., Kandere-Grzybowska, K., Grzybowski, B.A.

  1. One for all - a highly efficient and versatile method for fluorescent immunostaining in fish

Inoue,D., Wittbrodt, J.

  1. Polyglutamylation of microtubules as an epigenetic regulator of motor traffic

Janke, C., Rogowski, K., van Dijk, J., Souphron, J., Magiera, M.M., Lacroix, B, A., Verhey, K., Surrey, T., Lueke, I., Giannis, A., Churruca, F.

  1. How adaptable are polarization machines?

Laan, L., Murray, A.

  1. Real time observation of membrane morphology changes

Meinecke, M., Camdere,G., McMahon,H.T.

  1. Dissecting endocytic and retrograde protein trafficking mechanisms using K28 killer toxin

Miao, Y., Drubin,D.

  1. Reconstitution and protein composition analysis of endocytic actin patches

Michelot, A., Costanzo, M., Sarkeshik, A., Boone, C., Yates III, J.R., Drubin, D.G.

  1. A novel secretion pathway in gram-negative bacteria

Prehna,G., Zhang,G., Gong,X., Dusyk,M., Okon,M., McIntosh,L.P., Weiner,J.H., Strynadka,N,C.J.

  1. Cell-wall assembly drives cytoskeletal motion in bacteria

van Teeffelen, S., Wang, S., Furchtgott, L., Huang, K. C., Wingreen, N. S., Shaevitz, J. W., Gitai, Z.

  1. Morphology and mechanical properties of the cell wall of Bacillus subtilis

Vezenov, D., Barrett, M.

  1. Organization and coordinated assembly of the type III secretion export apparatus

Wagner, S., Königsmaier, L., Lara-Tejero, M., Lefebre, M., Marlovits, T.C., Galán, J.E.

  1. Characterization of mammalian proteases in mitochondrial quality control

Wai, T., Langer, T.,

  1. Rotational processive actin polymerization by formin homology proteins

Mizuno, H., Smith, M., Vavylonis, D., Watanabe, N.

  1. EB1 and XMAP215 synergistically regulate microtubule dynamics

Zanic, M., Widlund, P.O., Reber, S.B., Hyman, A.A., Howard, J.

Immunology/Bacteriology (Monday)

  1. Identification of new genes and pathways involved in the development and homeostasis of dendritic cells

Darrasse-Jèze, G., Meredith,M., Deroubaix,S.,Mouquet,H., Victora,G.D., Waskow,C., Eisenreich,T., Yao,K.H., Masilamani,R.F., Dustin,M.L., Rudensky,A.Y., Liu,K., Billiard,F., Skokos,D., Nussenzweig,M.C.

  1. Characterization of mast cell-dendritic cell interactions

Carroll-Portillo, A., Cambi, A., Lidke, D.S.

  1. Integrating single molecule imaging techniques to unravelMast-Dendritic cell interplay

Lidke, D.S., Cambi, A.

  1. Imaging the dynamics of the prostaglandin G-protein coupled receptor EP4 during signaling reveals a novel inhibitory pathway

de Keijzer, S., Schwartz, S., Lidke, D.S., Cambi, A.

  1. Induction of antigen-specific B cell tolerance through the development of a versatile platform to target siglecs

Macauley, M.S., Pfrengle,F., Paulson, J.C.

  1. Understanding T cell differentiation through multidimensional analysis of transcriptomes: implications from social science

Ono, M.

  1. How treatment interruptions lead to drug resistance in HIV

Pennings, P.S.

  1. Adjustable Curie-temperature nanoparticles to study the biological functions of fever in order to modulate immune responses against cancer

Atsarkin, V.A., Demidov, V.V., Generalov, A.A., Yu Gorbenko, O.., Kaul, A.R., Markelova, M.N., Mefed, A.E., Melnikov, O.V., Odintsov, B.M., Roy, E.J., Soto, C.

  1. Dynamic and correlative imaging of host cell infection by Leishmania donovani

Forestier1,2, C.L., Machu1, C., Loussert1,3, C., Pescher1, P., Späth1, G.F.

  1. First encounters of pathogens with the host: fundamentals of pathogen recognition and killing

Barron,A.E., Desmarais,S.M., Haagsman,H.P., Kerby,M.B., Sansuk,K., van Eijk,M., Veldhuizen,E.J.A.

  1. High-yield expression and purification of heme detoxification protein for structural studies

Ishikawa, H., Nakatani, K., Aono, S., Mizutani, Y.

  1. Development of novel fluorescent tags to monitor bacterial effector delivery in vivo

Mathieu, J., Schwizer,S., Martin,G.B.

Other (Monday)

  1. Transgenic mice reveal unexpected diversity of On-Off direction selective retinal ganglion cell subtypes and brain structures involved in motion processing

Rivlin-Etzion, M., Zhou, K., Wei, W., Elstrott, J., Nguyen, P., Barres, B., Huberman, A.D., Feller, M.B.

Developmental Biology (Tuesday)

  1. Endothelial tip cell patterning in pathological angiogenesis

Blanco, R., Gerhardt, H.

  1. Patterning in mouse tail skin

Gomez, C.E., Headon, D.J, Watt, F.M.

  1. Scaling properties of Dpp signaling in the growing drosophila wing imaginal disc

Hamaratoglu, F., Morton de Lachapelle, A., Pyrowolakis, G., Bergmann, S.,Affolter, M.

  1. Molecular mechanisms of neuronal circuit formation controlled by Dscam

Kise,Y., Schmucker,D.

  1. Tracing the prime role of the Hox gene Ultrabithorax in insects

Konopova, B., Akam, M.

  1. Importance of Pol II pausing for transcriptional precision during development

Lagha, M., Bothma, J., Esposito, E., Tsui, C., Levine, M.

  1. Neural tube closure in the mouse embryo: Morphogenetic movements and mechanisms

Massarwa,R., Niswander,L.

  1. Cardiac form and function are regulated by Tbx5-Wnt11 interaction

Panáková, D., Werdich, A.A., Sabeh, K. M., MacRae, C.A.

  1. The role of long non-coding RNAs during embryogenesis

Pauli, A., Valen, E.D., Garber, M., Rinn, J.L., Regev, A., Schier, A.F.

  1. Breaking and re-establishing left-right symmetry during C. elegans embryogenesis

Pohl, C., Bao, Z.

  1. Time course of neural progenitor lineage commitment

Rammensee, S., Schaffer, D.V., Kumar, S.

  1. Molecular mechanism of reprogramming and cancer

Siegl-Cachedenier, I., Ruiz i Altaba, A.

Stem Cells (Tuesday)

  1. Visualization and identification of bone marrow niches by imaging and computational technology

Ishii, M., Klauschen, F.

  1. Deciphering the mechanisms governing stem cell maintenance in skin

Kadaja,M., Fuchs,E.

  1. The hippo pathway regulates midgut tissue homeostasis by UPD cytokine mediated feedback control of JAK-STAT signalling in adult Drosophila intestinal stem cells in vivo

Kohlmaier, A., Shaw, R.L., Edgar, B.A., Tapon, N.

  1. Hematopoietic stem andprogenitor cells exhibit intracellular hypoxia and reside in perivascular niches throughout the femoral bone marrow

Nombela-Arrieta, C., Pivarnik, G., Harley, B., Winkel, B., Mahoney, J.E., Protopopov, A., Silberstein, L.

  1. Signaling crosstalk for hair follicle stem/progenitor cell activation by niche cells

Oshimori, N., Fuchs, E.

  1. Germ layer and lineage restriction of stem and progenitor cells underlie regeneration of the mouse distal phalanx

Rinkevich, Y., Ueno, H., Lindau, P., Weissman, I.L.

  1. Reversing differentiation towards pluripotency: relationship between cell cycle stages

Tsubouchi, T., Pereira, C.F., Soza-Ried, J., Piccolo, F., Merkenschlager, M., Fisher, A.G.

Neuroscience(Tuesday)

  1. Endoplasmic reticulum stress links impaired insulin signaling and Alzheimer's disease

De Felice, F.G., Lourenco, M.

  1. Expanding the optogenetic targeting toolbox for controlling genetically- and topologically-defined components of neural circuits

Diester, I., Mattis, J., Ramakrishnan, C., Zalocusky, K., Kalanithi, P., Warden, M., Yizhar, O., Hyun, M., Squire, R., Perry, C., Shenoy, K., Bass, C., Neve, R., Deisseroth, K.

  1. Investigating lateral connectivity in visual cortex with an optogenetic SLMscope

Elyada, Y.M., Huang, X., Van Hooser, S.D., Jiang, J., Fitzpatrick, D.

  1. What is the role of microglia cells dysfunction in progression of Alzheimer’s disease

Farfara, D., Trudler, D., Segev-Amzaleg, N., Galron, R., Stein, R., Frenkel, D.

  1. Infrared neural stimulation in the CNS

Cayce, J.M., Friedman, R., Spoor, M., Louw, S., Roe,A.W., Mahadevan-Jansen, A., Frens,M.A., Jansen, E.D.

  1. Tri-probes: labeling of native receptors to study gating and dynamics

Vytla, D.,Combs-Bachmann, R., Hussey, A., Hafez, I.M., Chambers, J.J.

  1. Localizing the human medial geniculate nucleus using fMRI

Jiang, F., Fine, I.

  1. Noise generation, propagation, and reduction in the brain stem circuitry during smooth pursuit eye movements

Joshua, M., Lisberger, S.G.

  1. Understanding the molecular and neural basis of the robustness of the circadian clock

Gafni, C., Weisbein, U., Bartok, O., Weiss, R., Friedman, N., Kadener, S.

  1. Transmission of protein aggregates in neurodegenerative diseases

Melki, R., Brundin,P., Kopito,R.

  1. New quantitative MRI contrast for measuring white matter myelin

Mezer, A., Stikov, N., Kay,K., Dougherty, R., Parvizi, J., Yeatman, J., Butts-Pauly, K., Wandell,B.

  1. Neuronal activity in the motor thalamus of dopamine-intact and parkinsonian rats

Nakamura, K.C., Sharott, A., Mallet, N., Magill, P.J.

  1. CREB mediates brain-derived serotonin regulation of appetite and bone mass accrual

Oury,F., Yadav, V.K., Ducy, P., Karsenty, G.

  1. Functional and effective connectivity: from electrophysiological recordings to functional imaging

Seghouane, A.K., Shmuel, A.

  1. Optogenetics-assisted analysis of the “harsh touch” nociception neuronal network in Caenorhabditis Elegans

Husson, S.J., Gottschalk, A.

  1. Regulation of Drosophila visual system connectivity by posttranscriptional mechanisms

Tadros, W., Pecot, M., Bader, M., Van Vactor, D., Zipursky, S.L.

  1. ZFN-mediated targeted mutagenesis to dissect carbon dioxide sensation in the mosquito

McMeniman, C.J., Vosshall, L.B.

Developmental Neuroscience(Tuesday)

  1. Post-transcriptional regulation of axon growth and branching in drosophila

Medioni, C., Ephrussi, A., Besse, F.

  1. Spontaneous electrical activity in developing spinal motor neurons of zebrafish embryos

Plazas, P.V., Spitzer,N.C.

  1. Cortical patterning mechanism controlled by thalamocortical axon

Shimogori, T., Yuge, K., Kikuchi, S.S., Yoshida, A.C., Ogaw, M.

  1. SynView: A novel method to monitor synapse formation in vitro and in vivo

Tsetsenis, T., Boucard, A., Südhof,T.C.

  1. In vivo axonal dynamics following contusion spinal cord injury in mice

Williams, P.W., Misgeld, T.

Neuroscience Behaviour(Tuesday)

  1. Visible phenotypes revisited: automated analysis of C. elegans motion reveals new genes affecting behaviour

Brown, A.E.X., Yemini, E.I., Jucikas, T., Grundy, L., Schafer, W.R.

  1. Optogenetic analyses on visually guided behaviors in zebrafish

Kubo, F., Baier, H.

  1. Pheromones and social regulations in the honey bee Apis mellifera

Plettner, E.P., Rössler, W., Watmough, J., Le Conte, Y.

  1. Biosynthesis of ethyl oleate, a social pheromone, in the honey bee.

Plettner, E.P., Castillo, C., Chen, H.

  1. Adaptive behavior of C. elegans in complex sensory environments

Salvador, L., Bartumeus, F., Nemanman, I., Ryu, W.S.

  1. Genetic specification of Drosophila courtship behaviour: defining the fruitless gene network

Vernes, S.C., Dickson, B.J.

  1. Real-time automated recording and analysis of feeding behavior in Drosophila melanogaster

Yapici, N., Meissl, W., Yamazaki,Y., Vosshall, L.B.

Structures and Methods(Tuesday)

  1. The calcified holdfast of Anomia simplex

Leemreize, H., Henriksen, K., Broomell, C., Waite, J. H.Birkedal, H.

  1. The calcified byssus of anomiids: A unique solution to underwater adhesion

Waite, J. H., Birkedal, H., Broomell, C.

  1. A handle for oxidation: understanding why Cytochrome P450 systems transform carrier protein bound substrates

Cryle, M.J., Schlichting, I.

  1. Molecular isolation on the nanoscale

Chansin,G.A.T., Hong,J., Jemth, P. , Kim, M. , Edel, J.B.

  1. Automated microfluidic systems for incubation and screening of growth of bacteria in droplets

Garstecki, P., Churski, K., Kaminski, T., Jakiela, S.

  1. High-throughput identification of small molecule targets in bacteria using microfluidics

Weibel, D.B., Eun, Y.-J., Ho, J.

  1. Single molecule protein biophysics studied using nanopores

Edel, J., Jemth, P., Kim, M.

  1. Are all protein-protein interactions functional? Lessons from theory and experiments

Levy, E.D., Landry, C.R., De, S., Teichmann, S.A., Michnick, S.W.

  1. Three-dimensional micro-irradiation of living cells with ion beams in vivo and in vitro

Meissl, W., Ikeda, T., Clever, M., Imamoto, N., Yamazaki, Y.

  1. Towards an understanding of the molecular mechanism of bioluminescence

Naumov, P., Sliwa, M., Hintermann, L., Didier, P.

  1. Low temperature 2d-exchange NMR experiment using dynamic nuclear polarization

Potapov, A., Tycko, R.

  1. Design of a continuous flow hyperpolariser for Xenon based nuclear magnetic resonance biosensors

Witte, C., Kunth, M., Rosella,F., Schröder, L.

Evolution and Ecology(Tuesday)

  1. Population genomic analysis of the speciation and radiation of Capsella rubella

Koenig, D., Haggman, J., Slotte, T., Neuffer, B., Weigel, D.

  1. Molecular characterization of ‘marine’ rhythms and their evolutionary significance

Oliveri,P., Tessmar-Raible,K., Zantke,J., Fortunato,A.E., Falciatore,A., Zikihara,K.,Ishikawa, T.

  1. Regulatory network rewiring by gene duplication

Freschi, L., Courcelles, M., Thibault, P., Michnick, S.W., Landry, C. R.

  1. Simultaneous inference of gene trees and organism tree in the presence of duplications and losses

Boussau, B., Szollosi, G., Duret, L., Gouy, M., Tannier, E., Daubin, V.

  1. Single-cell measurement toolbox for studying evolution of restriction-modification systems

Wakamoto, Y.

Signalling(Tuesday)

  1. Deficient autophagy by constitutive amino acid-dependent mTOR activation causes neonatal lethality in mice

Efeyan, A., Sabatini, DM