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The 19th NIBB Conference "Molecular Mechanisms of Cell Specialization in Development V : Oogenesis"

Organizers Yoshiaki Suzuki
Venue National Institute for Basic Biology, Okazaki , 444-8585, Japan
Date Mar. 17-19, 1987
Program
Program
Welcome Address: Tokindo S. Okada (Director General, Nat. Inst. for Basic Biol.)
Introduction: Yoshiaki Suzuki (Nat. Inst. for Basic Biol.)
   
1. A glimpse of the molecular mechanism underlying pole cell formation in Drosophila embryos.
  Masukichi Okada and Satoru Kobayashi (Univ. of Tsukuba)
2. Morphological study of oogenesis and the effect on development of egg size difference in Pelmatohydra robusta.
  Koichi Noda and Chieko Kanai (Tokyo Metropolitan Inst. of Gerontology)
3. Primordial germ cells - their origin and migration.
  Janet Heasman (St. George's Hospital Medical School)
4. Direct evidence for the presence of germ cell determinant in Xenopus.
  Kohji Ikenishi (Osaka City Univ.)
5. The morphology of germinal dense bodies (nuages) in germ-line cells of the teleost, Oryzias latipes.
  Satoshi Hamaguchi (Niigata Univ.)
6. Cortical alveoli formation: A paradigm for the developmental biology of oocyte growth.
  Kelly Selman (Univ. of Florida)
7. Hepatic formation of a novel glycoprotein, a major constituent of oocyte chorion of the teleost, Oryzias latipes.
  Tatsuo Hamazaki, Yoshitaka Nagahama, Ichiro Iuchi and Kenjiro Yamagami (Sophia Univ. & Nat. Inst. for Basic Biol.)
8. Cellular and molecular mechanisms of oocyte growth in nonmammalian vertebrates.
  Robin A. Wallace (Whitney Lab., Univ. of Florida)
9. Vitellogenin-specific nonhistone chromatin protein in the liver of egg-laying hens.
  Tatsuo Nakayama, Naoya Akizuki and Yoshiko Setoguchi (Miyazaki Medical College)
10. Acquisition of the vitellogenin synthesizing ability during development of Xenopus laevis: A change of the hepatocyte population at and after metamorphosis.
  Akira Kawahara, Sawako Kohara and Minoru Amano (Hiroshima Univ.)
11. In vitro meiosis and early, mid-spermiogenesis in culture of dissociated primary spermatocytes from amphibians.
  Shin-ichi Abe (Kumamoto Univ.)
12. The hormone control of theca cytodifferentiation.
  Gregory F. Erickson (Univ. of California, San Diego)
13. Functional differentiation of endocrine cells in the murine ovary.
  Michio Takahashi (Univ. of Tokyo)
14. Formation of 5α-and 5β-steroids in immature gonads; roles of  prolactin.
  Keishi Matsumoto (Osaka Univ. Medieal School)
15. Steroidogenesis by avian ovarian cells during follicular maturation.
  Makoto Mori (Shizuoka Univ.)
16. Gonadotropin regulation of steroidogenesis in the amago salmon ovarian follicle: two-cell type models.
  Akira Kanamori and Yoshitaka Nagahama (Nat. Inst. for Basic Biol.)
17. Biosynthesis of meiosis-inducing substance in starfish follicle cells.
  Masatoshi Mita (Teikyo Univ. School of Medicine)
18. Characterization of 1-methyladenine binding in starfish oocyte cortices.
  Michiyasu Yoshikuni, Katsutoshi Ishikawa and Yoshitaka Nagahama (Nat. Inst. for Basic Biol. & Shizuoka Univ.)
19. Induction of oocyte maturation by chymotrypsin inhibitor (TPCK) in Rana pipiens.
  Katsutoshi Ishikawa and Allen W. Schuetz (Shizuoka Univ.  &  Johns  Hopkins Univ.)
20. Oocyte maturation in starfish: Microtubule structures and chromosome behavior during germinal vesicle breakdown to first polar body formation.
  Natsumi Hosoya, Hiroko Shirai and Hideo Mohri (Univ. of Tokyo & Nat. Inst. for Basic Biol.)
21. Regulatory functions of cyclic AMP in mouse oocyte maturation.
  Richard M. Schultz (Univ. of Pennsylvania)
22. Factors regulating the maturation and degeneration of oocytes in mammals.
  Eimei Sato (Kyoto Univ.)
23. Regulation of meiotic metaphase by a cytoplasmic maturation-promoting factor during mouse oocyte maturation.
  Naohiro Hashimoto and Takeo Kishimoto (Developmental and Reproductive Biology Center & Nat. Inst. for Basic Biol.)
24. Oocyte maturation of a common Chinese toad (Bufo bufo gargarizans).
  Jiake Tso (Shanghai Inst. of Cell Biol.)
25. Germinal vesicle-dependent cytoplasmic activities that emerge during oocyte maturation in anuran amphibians.
  Keita Ohsumi and Chiaki Katagiri (Hokkaido Univ.)
26. Ca- and cyclic nucleotide-independent protein kinase appearing during meiotic maturation of starfish oocytes.
  Kiyoshi Sano (Akkeshi Marine Biological Station, Hokkaido Univ.)
27. Maturation-promoting factor: Production by oncogenic H-ras protein and action on oocyte-follicle junctions.
  Takeo Kishimoto (Nat. Inst. for Basic Biol.)
   
Closing Address: Yoshitaka Nagahama (Nat. Inst. for Basic Biol.)

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