EMBO Workshop - Spetses 2007

*Poster layout guideline:

The size of the poster should be maximum: 110 cm wide and 120cm high

Poster Viewing (A)
Poster no.	Name and Poster title
1.	Yoshinori Abe: THE NEGATIVE REGULATION OF p53 BY HEDGEHOG SIGNALING
2.	Aït Ahmed Ounissa: CHROMOSOME SEGREGATION AND MEIOSIS I PROGRESSION IN DROSOPHILA OOCYTE
3.	Luis Aragon: CDC14 DOWN REGULATES RNA POLYMERASE I TRANSCRIPTION IN ANAPHASE TO ALLOW SEGREGATION OF RIBOSOMAL REPEATS
4.	Yannick Arlot : AURORA KINASE SER349 PHOSPHORYLATION IS REQUIRED DURING XENOPUS LAEVIS OOCYTE MATURATION
5.	Matthias Artaker: OBSERVATION OF NON-LINEAR CELL GROWTH DURING THE CYCLE NECESSITATES A SIZE-SENSING MECHANISM IN MAMMALIAN CELLS
6.	Banu Aydin: MUSCARINIC AGONIST AND ANTAGONISTS CHANGES MUSCARINIC RECEPTOR AND CYCLIN D1 EXPRESSION IN K562 CELLS
7.	Oriol Bachs: CONTROL OF CELL CYCLE PROGRESSION BY ACETYLATION OF CELL CYCLE REGULATORY PROTEINS
8.	Veronica Baldo: MUTATIONS IN THE TEL1 GENE THAT COMPENSATE FOR Mec1 LACK OF FUNCTIONS IN THE DNA DAMAGE RESPONSE
9.	Marin Barisic: IDENTIFICATION AND ANALYSIS OF HUMAN CELL CYCLE REGULATORS
10.	Martin Bonke: DISSECTING THE TRANSCRIPTIONAL NETWORK OF GROWTH CONTROL
11.	Céline Bouchoux: TEMPORAL ORDERING OF MITOTIC EXIT IN BUDDING YEAST
12.	Rose Boutros: CDC25B INVOLVEMENT IN CENTRIOLE DUPLICATION AND MICROTUBULE NUCLEATION DURING INTERPHASE
13.	Michael Brandeis: CLEAVAGE FURROW INITIATION IN CYTOKINETIC IS REGULATED BY MICROTUBULES AND UBIQUITIN-MEDIATED DEGRADATION AND IS CELL CYCLE INDEPENDENT
14.	Vaclav Brazda: INDUCTION OF P53-DEPENDENT APOPTOSIS AND CELL-CYCLE ARREST IN HUMAN CANCER CELL LINES
15.	Leonid V. Bystrykh: DOWNSTREAM TARGETS OF EZH2 IN MICE
16.	Antonio Cerqueira: CDK1 IS SUFFICIENT TO DRIVE THE MAMMALIAN CELL CYCLE
17.	Rita S Cha: MEC1 AND TEL1 PHOSPHORYLATION OF HOP1, AN EVOLUTIONARILY CONSERVED MEIOSIS SPECIFIC CHROMOSOMAL PROTEIN
18.	Riccardo Colombo: CHARACTERIZATION OF PHA-739358, A SMALL MOLECULE INHIBITOR OF AURORA KINASES
19.	Tobias B. Dansen: A NOVEL CONDITIONAL MOUSE MODEL FOR C-MYC INDUCED PROLIFERATION AND APOPTOSIS IN LIVER
20.	Iain F. Davidson: DEREGULATED REPLICATION LICENSING CAUSES DNA FRAGMENTATION CONSISTENT WITH HEAD-TO-TAIL FORK COLLISION
21.	Helena Diaz-Cuervo: A ROLE FOR Schizosaccharomyces pombe Cdc14p/Flp1p PHOSPHATASE IN REGULATING FULL ACTIVATION OF Cds1p CHECKPOINT KINASE IN RESPONSE TO REPLICATION STRESS
22.	Nico Dissmeyer: T-LOOP PHOSPHORYLATION OF THE ARABIDOPSIS CDC2+/CDC28 HOMOLOG CDKA;1 IS REQUIRED FOR ITS FUNCTION AND CAN BE PARTIALLY SUBSTITUTED BY AN ASPARTATE RESIDUE
23.	Gennaro D’Urso: SCREENING FOR FISSION YEAST MUTANTS DEFECTIVE IN DNA REPLICATION INITIATION
24.	Alessia Errico and Tim Hunt:TIPIN IS REQUIRED FOR THE STABILITY OF REPLICATION FORKS AND THE DNA REPLICATION CHECKPOINT IN XENOPUS LAEVIS EGGS EXTRACT
25.	Lin Feng: FUNCTIONAL STUDIES OF NOVEL CELL CYCLE REGULATORY GENES
26.	Claudia Florindo: HUMAN MOB1 IS REQUIRED FOR CYTOKINESIS BY DESTABILIZING MICROTUBULES AT THE MIDBODY
27.	Raimundo Freire: ROLE OF HUMAN CLASPIN IN CHECKPOINT RECOVERY AND APOPTOSIS
28.	Delphine Garnier: CDK1 CONTRIBUTES TO DNA REPLICATION CONTROL DURING S PHASE IN RAT HEPATOCYTES

Poster Viewing (B)
Poster no.	Name and Poster title
30.	George Gruber: A DELICATE BALANCE BETWEEN GLUCOCORTICOID RECEPTOR EXPRESSION AND ITS LIGAND DETERMINES SENSITIVITY AND KINETICS OF GLUCOCORTICOID-INDUCED APOPTOSIS
31.	Sophie Guernier: HCF-1 INTER-SUBUNIT COMMUNICATION INVOLVED IN THE REGULATION OF THE CELL CYCLE
32.	Stefanie Hammer: MOLECULAR PROFILING OF THE NOVEL EPOTHILONE ZK-EPO: ACTION ON CELL CYCLE PROGRESSION AND APOPTOSIS IN TUMOUR CELLS
33.	Heike Helmbold: THE RB2-P53 CONNECTION IN CELLULAR SENESCENCE
34.	Peter CL John: EXPRESSION OF ATCYCD2;1 IN ARABIDOPSIS INCREASES CELL OUTPUT FROM MERISTEM REGIONS OF THE PLANT AND TESTS THE ROLE OF CELL DIVISION IN PLANT GROWTH
35.	Ryuhi Kanno: MOLECULAR ANATOMY OF SCC2, A PROTEIN REQUIRED FOR COHESIN LOADING ONTO CHROMOSOMES
36.	Peter M. Kastner: NDR KINASES AND REGULATION OF CYTOKINESIS IN DICTYOSTELIUM DISCOIDEUM
37.	Takeo Kishimoto: CELL CYCLE START AFTER FERTILIZATION
38.	Christiane Klebig: DETECTING THE ROLE OF THE MITOTIC SPINDLE CHECKPOINT PROTEIN BUB1 DURING MITOSIS AND CARCINOGENESIS
39.	Makiko Komata: A MECHANISM FOR THE ACTIVATION OF DNA REPLICATION CHECKPOINT THROUGH S.CEREVISIAE MRC1
40.	Daniel Korr: ARRESTING BREAST CANCER CELLS IN G1/S BY TREATMENT WITH THE PROGESTERONE RECEPTOR ANTAGONIST ZK230211
41.	Dragomir Krastev: AN RNAI SYNTHETIC INTERACTION SCREEN TO DISSECT THE TP53 PATHWAY
42.	Iva Kronja: ROLE OF EB1 IN SPINDLE DYNAMICS AND DISASSEMBLY IN XENOPUS EGG EXTRACT
43.	Amit Kumar: MECHANISM OF LATE G1 PHOSPHOINOSITIDE 3-KINASE ACTIVITY MEDIATED G1-> S-PHASE TRANSITION
44.	Arne Lindqvist: DUAL ROLES FOR WIP1 IN CHECKPOINT RECOVERY
45.	Marcos Malumbres: PHYSIOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS OF MAMMALIAN CDC20 AND CDH1/FZR1 IN VIVO
46.	Anett Marais: CELL CYCLE-DEPENDENT REGULATION OF THE FORKHEAD TRANSCRIPTION FACTOR FOXK2
47.	Adele L. Marston: SHUGOSHIN PREVENTS SISTER CHROMATID SEGREGATION
48.	Derek McCusker: CDK1 PHOSPHORYLATION OF THE CDC42 GTPASE MODULE IS REQUIRED FOR NORMAL CELL GROWTH
49.	Joëlle Michaud: INSIGHTS INTO THE MOLECULAR ACTIONS OF THE HOST CELL FACTOR 1 (HCF-1) PROTEIN DURING M PHASE
50.	Masanori Mishima: SELF-ASSEMBLY OF CENTRALSPINDLIN IS CRITICAL FOR CYTOKINESIS
51.	Mia Mönkkönen: NON-CDK-BOUND P27 IS A MARKER FOR TGF-BETA INDUCED GROWTH ARREST AND CELLULAR STRESS
52.	Séverine Celton-Morizur: INCOMPLETE CYTOKINESIS IN THE LIVER: A NEW DEVELOPMENTAL PROGRAM CONTROLLED BY INSULIN
53.	Sandra Moser: EXPLORING DEVELOPMENTAL AND CELL CYCLE RELATED ROLES OF THE C. ELEGANS CLK-2 DNA DAMAGE CHECKPOINT GENE
54.	Michael Naumann: CELL CYCLE INHIBITOR p16INK4 CONTROLS NF-kB BY INHIBITION OF NF-kBP65
55.	Angel R. Nebreda: REGULATION AND FUNCTION OF RINGO/SPEEDY PROTEINS
56.	Colomina Neus: CELL SIZE REGULATION AND ER RELEASE BY THE J-CHAPERONE YDJ1 IN LATE G1

Poster Viewing (C)
Poster no.	Name and Poster title
57.	Jakob Nilsson: CONTROL OF ANAPHASE PROMOTING COMPLEX ACTIVITY BY THE SPINDLE ASSEMBLY CHECKPOINT
58.	Claudia Orelio: SHWACHMAN-DIAMOND SYNDROME AND LEUKEMIA; A ROLE FOR SBDS IN THE CELL DIVISION PROCESS?
59.	Maria Papaioannou: ALIEN INHIBITS E2F1 GENE EXPRESSION AND CELL PROLIFERATION
60.	David Perera: BUB1 IS ESSENTIAL AND MAINTAINS CENTROMERIC COHESION BY ACTIVATION OF THE SPINDLE CHECKPOINT
61.	Anna Philpott: THE E3 UBIQUITIN LIGASE SCFSKP2 REGULATES DIFFERENTIATION INDEPENDENT FROM THE CELL CYCLE
62.	Michael Polymenis: CONTROL OF DNA REPLICATION BY MITOCHONDRIAL METABOLISM
63.	Piotr Poplawski: TRIIODOTHYRONINE LEADS TO INCREASED PROLIFERATION OF CLEAR CELL RENAL CELL CARCINOMA CELLS BY CHANGING EXPRESSION OF RETINOBLASTOMA FAMILY PROTEINS
64.	Simone Reber: INITIATING SPINDLE DISASSEMBLY IN ANAPHASE REQUIRES PP2A AND CALCIUM BUT NOT THE APC/C
65.	Anastasia Repouskou: CHANGING THE ACETYLATION STATUS AT SPECIFIC CIRCADIAN TIMES HAS DIFFERENTIAL EFFECTS ON THE EXPRESSION LEVELS OF CELL CYCLE GENES IN N2A CELLS
66.	Conly L. Rieder: KINETOCHORE-ASSOCIATED CYTOPLASMIC DYNEIN IS REQUIRED FOR STABILIZING KINETOCHORE FIBER MICROTUBULES DURING MITOSIS IN MAMMALS
67.	Pierre P. Roger: T-LOOP PHOSPHORYLATION OF CDK4 IS A DIRECT TARGET FOR CELL CYCLE REGULATION
68.	Sylvie Rouquier: THE HUMAN SPINDLE-ASSOCIATED PROTEIN ASAP IS PHOSPHORYLATED BY AND INTERACTS WITH AURORA-A: FUNCTIONAL SIGNIFICANCE IN VIVO
69.	Anne Royou: DISTINCT POOLS OF CDK1/CYCB INDEPENDENTLY DRIVE CYTOPLASMIC AND NUCLEAR MITOTIC CYCLES IN DROSOPHILA EMBRYOS
70.	Adela Saskova: AURORA-A IS INVOLVED IN RESUMPTION OF MEIOSIS AND SPINDLE FORMATION IN MOUSE OOCYTES
71.	Stefan Scheidl: ROLE OF REACTIVE OXYGEN SPECIES (ROS) IN SWITCHING MITOGENIC TO DEATH SIGNALING
72.	Florian Schwarze: THE RETINOBLASTOMA RELATED PRBL2/P130 IS FUNCTIONALLY REGULATED BY ACETYLATION
73.	Katsuhiko Shirahige: LINKS BETWEEN FORK STABILIZATION MECHANISM AND COHESION ESTABLISHMENT
74.	Petr Solc: CDC25A IS ABLE TO INDUCE RESUMPTION OF MEIOSIS BUT COMPROMISES METAPHASE I – METAPHASE II TRANSITION IN MOUSE OOCYTES
75.	Izabela Sumara: A NOVEL CUL3-BASED E3-LIGASE REMOVES AURORA B FROM MITOTIC CHROMOSOMES, THEREBY REGULATING MITOTIC PROGRESSION AND COMPLETION OF CYTOKINESIS IN HUMAN CELLS
76.	Hung-wei Sung: THE DROSOPHILA MITOTIC INHIBITOR FRÜHSTART SPECIFICALLY BINDS TO THE HYDROPHOBIC PATCH OF CYCLINS
77.	Vedrana Tabor: LOSS OF THE SUV39H1 HISTONE METHYLTRANSFERASE PROMOTES MYC-DRIVEN B-CELL LYMPHOMAGENESIS AND CONFERS POOR THERAPY OUTCOM
78.	Alvaro Tavares: IDENTIFICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF NEW KINETOCHORE PROTEINS
79.	Jordi Torres-Rosell: ANAPHASE ONSET BEFORE COMPLETE DNA REPLICATION WITH INTACT CHECKPOINT RESPONSES
80.	Katja Wassmann: THE KINASE MPS1 IS REQUIRED FOR CORRECT CHROMOSOME SEGREGATION IN FEMALE MOUSE MEIOSIS I
81.	M. Xidous: HISTONE ACETYLATION AND CIRCADIAN CLOCK GENE REGULATION: EFFECTS ON THE EXPRESSION OF CELL CYCLE GENES
82.	Hiro Yamano: MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF SUBSTRATE RECOGNITION AND UBIQUITYLATION BY THE APC/C UBIQUITIN LIGASE
83.	Mona Yekezare: ROLE OF CDC20 IN CYCLIN A AND B1 DEGRADATION
84.	Zhao Zeng: GENOME-WIDE RNAI SCREENING OF NOVEL COMPONENTS INVOLVED IN BMP SIGNALING