Program
July 1st |
Speaker |
Affiliation |
Small operon |
Title |
Session1 |
Naoto Ueno |
NIBB |
9:00 |
Molecular dissection of Xenopus gastrulation cell movements. |
Darren Gilmour |
EMBL |
9:30 |
The role of collective cell migration during zebrafish sensory organ morphogenesis |
Jochen Wittbrodt |
EMBL |
10:00 |
Exit strategies: How to leave the brain-morphogenesis of the optic vesicle |
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Break |
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Session2 |
Shinichi Aizawa |
RIKEN, CDB |
11:00 |
Conserved and acquired features of Otx2 expression during head evolution
in vertebrates. |
Shigenori Nonaka |
UCSF Dept.Biochem & Biophys |
11:30 |
Hydrodynamic basis of nodal flow: de novo formation of left-right asymmetry
in mouse development |
Detlev Arendt |
NIBB |
12:00 |
Evolution of photoreceptor cells |
Masahiko Hibi |
RIKEN, CDB |
12:30 |
Primary neurogenesis in zebrafish. |
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Lunch |
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Session3 |
Pernille Rorth |
EMBL |
14:00 |
Tension sensing and spatial sensing during invasive cell migration |
Yoshiko Takahashi |
RIKEN, CDB |
14:30 |
Somite segmentation and vascular patterning. |
Chrsitof Niehrs |
DKFZ |
15:00 |
Role of FLRTs in FGF signalling and cell adhesion |
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Break |
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Session4 |
Mathias Treier |
EMBL |
16:00 |
Genetic analysis of follicalogenesis in mice |
Minoru Tanaka |
NIBB |
16:30 |
Development of Gonad in medaka. |
Anne Ephrussi |
EMBL |
17:00 |
oskar mRNA localization and translational control in the Drosophila oocyte |
Satoru Kobayashi |
NIBB |
17:30 |
Role of maternal Nanos protein for germline development in Drosophila embryos. |
July 2nd |
Speaker |
Affiliation |
Small operon |
Title |
Session5 |
Yumiko Saga |
NIG |
9:00 |
Functions of nanos proteins in mouse germ cell |
Shinji Takada |
NIBB |
9:30 |
A novel zebrafish gene, ripply1, is involved in the presomitic mesoderrm to somite transition. |
Eileen Furlong |
EMBL |
10:00 |
Transcriptional networks during tissue development - Understanding the logic |
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Bleak |
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Session6 |
Hiroshi Sasaki |
RIKEN, CDB |
11:00 |
Transcriptional regulation in mouse organizer development. |
Atsushi Kuroiwa |
Nagoya U. |
11:30 |
The role of Tbx4 and Hoxb-6 on the positioning of the lung bud. |
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Lunch |
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Session7 |
Kimiko Fukuda |
Tokyo Metrop. Univ. |
13:00 |
Formation of the definitive endoderm in the chick embryo: fate maps,
cell movements and molecular mechanisms of endoderm specification. |
Hiroyuki Takeda |
Univ. Tokyo |
13:30 |
The draft genome of medaka fish and its application to developmental genetics. |
Carl Neumann |
EMBL |
14:00 |
The role of Sonic hedgehog signaling in directing cell cycle exit in the zebrafish retina. |
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Bleak |
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Session8 |
Kouji Tamura |
Tohoku Univ. |
15:00 |
Limb development and regeneration in Xenopus. |
Hirokazu Tsukaya |
NIBB |
15:30 |
″Compensation ″: a lesson from studies of genetic control on leaf size and shape. |
Tetsuya Tabata |
Univ. Tokyo |
16:00 |
Signaling mechanisms regulating the visual system development of Drosophila. |
Stephen Cohen |
EMBL |
16:30 |
microRNA targets |
July 4th |
Monday 4.7.05 |
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Speaker |
Title |
09:00-09:45 |
Rainer Pepperkok, (Jan Ellenberg) |
tour of Advanced Light Microscopy Facility,(ALMF) |
09:45-10:45 |
NIBB PIs |
What are the questions we would like to address by imaging in the future |
10:45-11:00 |
Jan Ellenberg |
Imaging at EMBL, a short overview |
11:00-11:15 |
coffe break |
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11:15-11:45 |
Jan Ellenberg |
Quantitative live cell imaging in oocytes and somatic cells |
11:45-12:15 |
Ernst Stelzer |
SPIM, new high-resolution imaging technology for the modern life sciences |
12:15-12:45 |
Jochen Wittbrodt |
In vivo imaging of eye development in medaka embryos |
12:45-13:45 |
Lunch EMBL canteen |
14:00-14:30 |
all participants |
additional discussion, feedback from NIBB PIs on subjects so far |
14:30-15:00 |
Oliver Rocks (Bastiaens group) |
Analyzing protein-protein interations in live cells by FLIM |
15:30-16:00 |
Damian Brunner |
Imaging microtubules in fly embryos |
16:00-18:00 |
all participants |
general discussion
future imaging collaborations NIBB/EMBL
NIBB/EMBL imaging conference Okazaki 3/06
NIBB bioimaging lab candidates
additional topics…
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