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NIBBコンファレンス - 開催リスト

The 10th NIBB Conference "Molecular Mechanisms of Cell Specialization in Development I"

	Yoshiaki Suzuki
Organizers	Yoshiaki Suzuki
Venue	National Institute for Basic Biology, Okazaki , 444-8585, Japan
Date	Dec. 20-22, 1982

発生における細胞特殊化の分子機構（その1）

第10回基礎生物学研究所コンファレンスは「発生における細胞特殊化の分子機構（その1）」と題して、昭和57年12月20日～22日に開催された。この分野において活発な研究活動を行っている外国人研究者3名のほか、わが国の専門家46名（所外33名、所内13名）が参加し、国際研究集会として充実した討議が行われた。

Program

Program
Masutaro Kuwahara (Director General, NIBB): Welcoming address
Yoshiaki Suzuki(NIBB) : Business and Introduction

1.	N. Kitamura, H. Nawa, T. Hirose, M. Asai, S. lnayama and S. Nakanishi (Kyoto Univ. & Keio Univ.) : Primary structures of bovine liver low-molecular-weight kininogen pre cursors and their two mRNAs.
2.	R. A. Fravell (Natl. Inst. Med. Res. & Biogen) : Structure and expression of globin and H-2 genes.
3.	K. Saigo (Kyushu Univ.) : Origin of Copia-like movable genetic elements in Drosophila melanogaster.
4.	T. Honjo (Osaka Univ.) : Human immunoglobulin epsilon pseudogenes.
5.	H. Yamagishi, T. Kunisada, Y. lwadura, Y. Nishimune, Y. Ogiso and A. Matsushiro (Kyoto Univ. & Osaka Univ.) : Emergence of the extrachromosomal circular DNA complexes as one of the earliest signals of cellular differentiation in the early development of mouse embryo.
6.	K. Shiokawa, H. Kobayashi, N. Furuno, K. Miyagara, K. Nomura and K. Yamana (Kyushu Univ.) : Studies on the regulative mechanisms of ribosomal RNA synthesis during embry ogenesis of Xenopus laevis.
7.	R. H. Reeder, S. Busby, M. Dunaway, B. Sollner-Webb and J. Wilkinson (Hutchinson Cancer Research Center & Johns Hopkins Medical School) : Regulation of ribosomal gene transcription in Xenopus.
8.	M. Muramatsu, Y. Mishima, I. Financsek, O. Yamamoto, M. Nagamine, N. Takakusa, P. Rubtsov and R. Kominami (Cancer Inst.) : Structure and function of mammalian ribosomal RNA genes.
9.	H. Hori and S. Osawa (Nagoya Univ.): The molecular phylogeny.
10.	H. Kondo and T. S. Okada (Kyoto Univ.) : Tissue-specificity in the expression of a cloned chick crystallin gene in mouse cells.
11.	T. Kohwi-Shigimatsu and H. Weintraub (Hutchinson Cancer Research Center) : Chemical detection of altered conformation in supercoiled plasmid DNA and in chromatin.
12.	Y. Suzuki, M. Tsuda, K. Tokunaga, Y. Tsujimoto, S. Hirose, E. Ishikawa and S. Takahata (NIBB) : Transcription signals of the fibroin gene dissected by cell-free systems and a cultured cell system.
13.	S. Hirose, K. Takeuchi and Y. Suzuki (NIBB) : Promoter sequence of the fibroin gene analyzed by single-base substitution mutants.
14.	T. Taniguchi, S. Ohno, T. Fujita, T. Kuga, Y. Higashi, S. ltoh and C. Takaoka (Cancer Inst.) : Structure and expression of interferon genes.
15.	Y. Ohshima (Tsukuba Univ.): Structure and expression of snRNA genes.
16.	K. Oda (Univ. Tokyo) : Hyperproduction of adenovirus type 12 transforming gene products using an SV40 vector.
17.	K. Fujinaga (Sapporo Medical College) : Organization, integration, and transcription of oncogenic human adenovirus transforming genes.
18.	Y. lkawa, N. Sagata, N. Imai, T. Matsugi and H. Amanuma (Cancer Inst. & Inst. Phys. Chem. Research) : Pathogenesis of Friend virus-induced leukemia in mice.
19.	A. lshihama (Kyoto Univ.) : Multiple functions of DNA and RNA polymerases from RNA animal viruses.
20.	F. lmamoto (Inst. Phys. Che. Research): NusA and nusB structure and function of two genes that regulate E. coli transcription.

Y. Suzuki (NIBB) : Closing remarks