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Embo Lecture Course in Mitochondrial Medicine:from genetics to biological mechanisms and beyond

 
  January 08, 2009  
     
 
European School of Genetic Medicine, EuroMediterranean University Centre of Ronzano, Bologna (Italy)
18th -22nd April 2009


This course is submitted to European and Italian credits for Continuing Medical Education (CME). Credits will be assigned to physicians, biologists and pediatric nurses.
This Course is funded by Embo.

This course will end with a special session dedicated to the late Prof. Attardi, one of the leading scientists in mitochondrial biology. This last session will be held in Padua in collaboration with the Alma Mater of Giuseppe Attardi.

 
Saturday, April 18
Morning Session- Mitochondrial biology - Morning plenary lectures
08:00
REGISTRATION
08.30
P. Bernardi
Bioenergetics of OXPHOS, ROS production and mitochondrial apoptosis
9.15
J. A. Enriquez
The mitochondrial respiratory chain: structure, function and plasticity
10:00
COFFEE BREAK
10.30
I. Holt
The structure of mtDNA: Gene organization, replication and expression
11.15
L. Scorrano
The mitochondrial network: fusion and fission in biogenesis and disease
12.00
S. Calvo
Dissecting the mitochondrial proteome in health and disease
12:45
Questions from students on morning lectures
13.15
Lunch break
Afternoon Session
14:40
Concurrent Workshops
16:15
Coffee break
16:30
Concurrent workshops
Sunday, April 19
Mitochondrial diseases 1 - Morning plenary lectures
09.00
A. Torroni
Genetic variation of mtDNA in human population genetics, health and disease
9:45
J. Montoya
mtDNA mutations in mitochondrial disorders
10:30
Coffee Break
11:00
V. Tiranti
Nuclear disease genes in mitochondrial disorders
11:45
A. Rotig
Disorders of respiratory chain cofactors
12:35
Questions from students on morning lectures
13:00
Lunch Break
Afternoon Session
14:40
Concurrent workshops
16:00
Coffee break
16:30
Concurrent workshops
Monday, April 20
Mitochondrial diseases 2- Morning plenary lectures
09.00
A. S. Wartiovaara
Disorders of intergenomic communication
9:45
V. Carelli
Mitochondrial biogenesis and compensatory strategies in mitochondrial diseases
10:30
Coffee Break
11:00
A. Munnich
Clinical approach to mitochondrial disease: genetic counselling and its social implications
11:45
P. Chinnery
Therapy of Mitochondrial Disorders
12:35
Questions from students on morning lectures
13:00
Lunch Break
Afternoon Session
14:40
Concurrent workshops
16:00
Coffee break
16:30
Concurrent workshops
Tuesday, April 21
Mitochondrial dysfunction in neurodegeneration, ageing and cancer
09.00
A. Trifunovic
Mitochondrial Ageing
9:45
G. Romeo
Mitochondria and Cancer
10:30
Coffee Break
11:00
E. Rugarli
Mitochondrial Neurodegeneration
11:45
D. C. Wallace
The past, present and future of Mitochondrial Medicine
12:35
Questions from students on morning lectures
13:00
Lunch Break
Free Afternoon
Thursday, April 22
Attardi's day in Padua.
Organizers:
M. Zeviani (Milan, Italy), P. Bernardi (Padua, Italy)
Chairpersons:
A. Chomyn (Pasadena, USA), J. Montoya ( Zaragoza, Spain)

10.15
Welcome and opening ceremony
10.30
A.Chomyn
Per aspera ad astra
10.45
J. Walker
Key note lecture - Mitochondrial power: energy and structure
11:30
J. Montoya
Mitochondrial DNA structure and function: unraveling the magic circle
12.00
P. Cantatore
Mitochondrial transcription and its regulation in animal cells
12.30
P. Bernardi
mtDNA Diseases and the Permeability Transition Pore: A New Threshold?
13:00
Lunch Break
Afternoon Session- Attardi's lecture
Chairpersons:
H. T. Jacobs, M. Zeviani

14.00
D.C. Wallace
Attardi's Lecture: Why we Still Have a Maternally Inherited Mitochondrial DNA - Insights into Degenerative Diseases, Aging and Cancer
14.45
I. Holt
Three revolutions of the magic circle
15.10
A. J. Enriquez
ROS signaling and OXPHOS
15.35
G. Villani
Control of mitochondrial OXPHOS: not "just" a question of flux
16:00
Coffee break
Chairpersons:
G. Lenaz, P. Bernardi

16.20
V. Carelli
t.b.d
16.45
A. Martinuzzi
cybrids: a workhorse for the dissection of mitochondrial physiopathology
17.10
A. Trifunovic
Are mtDNA mutations driving force of aging?"
17.35
M. Zeviani
t.b.d.
18:00
G. Schatz
Closing lecture: Critical moments in mitochondrial research - and Giuseppe Attardi

18:45
H.T. Jacobs
Concluding remarks
19:00
End of symposium

 

 
 
Organized by: European Genetics Foundation
Invited Speakers:
DIRECTORS:

M. Zeviani(Milan, Italy),V. Carelli (Bologna, Italy), A. Munnich (Paris, France)

FACULTY:
P. Bernardi (Padua, Italy), S. Calvo( Cambridge, USA), P. Cantatore (Bari, Italy), V. Carelli (Bologna, Italy), P. Chinnery (New Castle, UK), A. Chomyn (Pasadena, USA), A.J, Enriquez (Zaragoza, Spain), I. Holt (Cambridge, UK), A. Martinuzzi (Conegliano, Italy), J. Montoya ( Zaragoza, Spain), A. Munnich (Paris, France),G. Romeo (Bologna, Italy), A. Rotig (Paris, France), E. Rugarli (Milan, Italy), G. Schatz (Basel, Switzerland), L. Scorrano(Geneve,Switzerland), V. Tiranti(Milan, Italy), A. Torroni(Pavia, Italy), A. Trifunovic (Stockholm, Sweden), G. Villani(Bari, Italy), M. Zeviani(Milan, Italy) D. Wallace(Irvine, USA), J. Walker (Cambridge, UK), A. Wartiovaara(Helsinki, Finland)
 
Deadline for Abstracts: 31st March
 
Registration:

 

 

only on-line registration is available on EGF Website www.eurogene.org  

The participants have to send their detailed CV to serena.paterlini@eurogene.org .

E-mail: serena.paterlini@eurogene.org
 
   
 
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