organisation - the Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciência

FEBRUARY 2011
DATE SPEAKER AFFILIATION TITLE
01.02 Luis Teixeira IGC, Portugal Drosophila anti-viral immunity
01.02 Greenfield Sluder University of Massachusetts Medical School, USA Life after troubled mitosis: what happens
after cleavage fails or prometaphase is too long
02.02 Max Cooper Emory University, USA Evolution of lymphocyte-based adaptive immunity
08.02 Luis Rocha IGC, Portugal The complex systems approach to modelling
biochemical regulation and organisation
09.02 Geert Kops University Medical Center Utrecht, The Netherlands Maintaining genomic stability:
how mitotic kinases regulate chromosome
segregation
10.02 Steve Kushner University Medical Center Rotterdam, The Netherlands Selection of neuronal ensembles during
fear learning
11.02 Sarah Teichmann University of Cambridge, UK A quantitative view of gene expression levels
14.02 Luciano Adorini Intercept Pharmaceuticals, Corciano (Perugia), Italy Farnesoid X Receptor agonists in the treatment
of autoimmune diseases
15.02 José Feijó IGC, Portugal Pollen tube research at the IGC:
still growing after all these years
15.02 Maria Helena Goldman FFCLRP University of São Paulo, Brazil Sci1, a tissue-specific cell cycle regulator
that controls stigm/style development
17.02 Pedro Batista Stanford University, USA Characterisation of a Argonaute-related
small RNA pathways in C. elegans
18.02 Bruno Silva-Santos IMM, Portugal Caring for a minority:
gamma-delta T cell differentiation and activation
in mice and men
21.02 Leila Laredj Swiss Institute for Experimental Research PML nuclear bodies, the adeno-associated virus
in Cancer (ISREC), Switzerland
and the innate immune response
22.02 Moisés Mallo IGC, Portugal Hox genes and the ribs: an old relationship
with many faces
25.02 Pierre Golstein Centre de Immunologie Marseille-Luminy, France Autophagic cell death in the Dictyostelium model
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