Lysosomal Transport in Health and Diseases
	Conference Philippe Laudat / INSERM , Aix les Bains, France 24-28 September 2000
	In all eucaryotic cells the lysosome, or vacuole in yeast, performs a priviliged role in the catabolism and recycling of intra- and extracellular material. There have been recent spectacular advances in our understanding of the mechanisms involved in lysosomal hydrolase and membrane protein targetting, and also of the mechanisms involved in the transport of exogenous and endogenous catabolites into the lysosome. The objective of this conference will be to communicate current data on the biogenesis of lysosomes and autophagic vacuoles, the types of transport to the lysosome from the cell surface, Golgi apparatus, and cytosol, and also on the relationship between lysosomal function and other cellular catabolic systems. Special attention will be paid to the role of the lysosome in ageing and cell death. ta
	Organized by:	Patrice Codogno (Inserm U504, France)
	Invited Speakers:	Parice Codogno Erwin Knecht Alfred Meijer Per O. Segelen Johannes Aerts Ettore Bergamini Hui-Ling Chiang Fred Dice William A. Dunn Jr. Monica Fengsrud Kurt von Figura Gareth Griffiths Jean Gruenberg Andrej Hasilik Bernard Hoflack Motoni Kadowaki Daniel Klionsky Eiki Kominami John J. Lemasters Paul J. Luzio Stuar Moore Yoshinori Ohsumi Michael Thumm Takashi Ueno
	Deadline for Abstracts:	06/01/00
	Registration:	4000 french Francs
	Email for Requests and Registration:	laudat@tolbiac.inserm.fr
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