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大学共同利用機関法人 自然科学研究機構

基礎生物学研究所

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The 5th NIBB Conference "Mechanism of Cell Movement II"

Organizers Noburo Kamiya
Harunori Ishikawa
Venue National Institute for Basic Biology, Okazaki , 444-8585, Japan
Date Mar. 17-19, 1980
細胞運動の機構(その2)
 
第5回基礎生物学研究所コンファレンスは「細胞運動の機構(その2)」と題して、昭和55年3月17日~19日に開催した。各種の細胞運動に関する第一線の外国人研究者4名のほか、わが国の専門家47名(所外37名、所内10名)が参加し、国際研究集会として充実した研究成果の発表と有益な討論が行われた。
Program
Program
M. Kuwahara (NIBB, Director General) : Welcome address
N. Kamiya (NIBB) : Opening Remarks
   
1. Y. Hiramoto* and M. Saiki-Hamaguchi (Tokyo Inst. of Tech.):  Movement of pronuclei in fertilized sea urchin eggs.
2. M. Kurokawa (Univ. of Tokyo): Blockade of slow axoplasmic transport.
3. S. Tsukita* and H. Ishikawa (Univ. of Tokyo) : Morphological basis of fast axonal trans­ port.
4. E. D. Salmon (Univ. of North Carolina) : Micromolar calcium induces microtubule depoly­ merization and concurrent fiber shortening in isolated mitotic spindles.
5. H. Sakai (Univ. of Tokyo): Reactivation of isolated mitotic apparatuses.
6. R. Kuriyama (NIBB) :"Mic rotubule-initiating activity of centrosomes extracted from tissue culture cells.
7. J. L. Rosenbaum (Yale Univ.) : The role of  microtubule-associated-proteins (MAPs) in the assembly and function of microtubules.
8. T. Suzuki* (NIBB): Flagellar assembly pathway in Salmonella.
9. R. Kamiya* and S. Asakura (Nagoya Univ.): Polymorphic transition in bacterial flagella.
10. H. Asai (Waseda Univ.): Contraction and extension cycle of glycerinated  stalk  of  Vorticella by varying ambient Ca2+ concentrations.
11. K. Ogawa* (NIBB), S. Negishi and M. Obika (Keio Univ.) : Dynein 1 does locate at the outer arms within sperm axonemes of sea urchin and rainbow trout.
12. Y. Yano and T. Miki-Noumura* (Ochanomizu Univ.): Recovery of sliding ability in the arm-depleted axonemes by recombining the extracted dynein 1.
13. Y. Naitoh* and K. Sugino (Univ. of  Tsukuba):  Computor simulation in ciliary movement in Paramecium.
14. S. Nakamura (Nagoya Univ.): Flagellar motility mutants of Chlamydomonas.
15. K. Takahashi (Univ. of Tokyo): Control of microtubule sliding in cilia and flagella.
16. S. Watanabe (Tokyo Inst. of Tech.) : Myosins from clam foot, squid mantle, and scallop adductor.
17. T. Arata and Y. Tonomura* (Osaka Univ.) : Relationship of crossbridge movement with ATP hydrolysis in muscle fiber.
18. T. Hasegawa*, H. Sugino and S. Hatano (Nagoya Univ.):  Fragmin: A Ca2+-senssiitive regulatory factor on the formation of actin filaments.
19. A. Asano*, N. Mimura and P. F. Kuno (Osaka Univ.): Actinogelin: A new protein which induces Ca2+-sensitive gelation of F-actin.
20. O. Numata* and Y. Watanabe (Univ. of Tsukuba): A new fibrous  protein  from  Tetrahymena. - A possible role in cell division.
21. N. Shibata (Center for Adult Diseases): Location of actin and myosin in leucocytes.
22. R. D. Allen (Dartmouth College) : Mechanisms of movement in blood platelets.
23. T. Ueda*, T. Hirose, H. Satoh and Y. Kobatake (Hokkaido Univ.): Transduction mecanism between chemoreception and tactic movement in plasmodia of Physarum.
24. H. Sato (Nagoya Univ.) : Contractile movement preserved in artificially induced plasmodial fragments, the "caffein drops".
25. F. Matsumura*, Y. Yoshimoto and N. Kamiya (NIBB): Tension generation by actomyosin thread derived from Physarum.
26. N. Kamiya*, Y. Yoshimoto, F. Matsumura, S. Nakamura (NIBB) and T. Sakai (Kinki Univ.) : Rhythmicity of cytoplasmic movement in Physarum.
27. E. Kamitsubo (Hitotsubashi Univ.) : U-tum streaming in internodal cells of Characeae.
28. R. Nagai* (Osaka Univ.), M. Ishigami (Shiga Univ.) and Y. Yamaguchi (Osaka Univ.): Cytoplasmic streaming in Vallisneria.
29. J.C.W. Chen (Rutgers Univ.) : The inhibition of Nitella protoplasmic streaming with high ATP concentration.
30. S. Higashi-Fujime (Nagoya Univ.): Active movement of synthetic actomyosin.
31. H. Shimizu (Univ. of Tokyo) : The temperature dependence of  the streaming velocity in an artificial streaming system and Nitella.
   
  (* Speaker of a paper by multi-authors)

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