Biochemistry 2003 Seminars

2003 BIOCHEMISTRY SEMINAR SCHEDULE: Tuesdays, 4:00 PM, HSW-301

DATE	SPEAKER	AFFILIATION	HOST	TOPIC
01/07/03	Andrew Belmont	Univ. of IL	Dave Agard	Large-scale Chromatin Structure & Dynamics
01/14	Naama Barkai	Weizmann Science Inst.	Carol Gross	Predicting the Design of Patterning Network by Modeling Robustness
01/21	Holly Ingraham	Byers Award Lecture UCSF	David Rust	Sex and Stress at 2.2 Angstrom Resolution
01/28	Jodi Nunnari	UC-Davis	Peter Walter	The Behavior of Mitochondria
02/04	Matthew Meselson	Harvard Univ.	Ellie Heckscher	Why Does Meiosis Exist?
02/05	Matthew Meselson	Harvard Univ.	Pat O'Farrell	Averting the Hostile Exploitation of Biology (Cole Hall)
02/18	CANCELLED	-	-	-
02/25	Jack Griffith	Univ. of North Carolina	Tom Kornberg	Telomere Looping in Mice, Men and Possibly Yeast
03/04	Jim Haber	Brandeis	-	Multiple Mechanisms To Repair Broken Chromosomes: Connections to Cancer
03/11	Axel Ullrich	Max-Planck Inst.	-	TBA
03/18	Ken Irvine	Rutgers	-	Regulation of Notch Signaling by Glycosylation
03/25	Bill Wickner	Dartmouth Univ.	-	Yeast Vacuole Fusion at a Ring of 5 SNAREs, 4 Chaperones, 3 GTPases, 2 Phosphoinositides and Actin
04/01	Phillip Zamore	U- Mass.	-	Ancient Pathways Programmed by Small RNAs
04/08	Geraldine Seydoux	Johns Hopkins	Pat O'Farrell	Patterning the C. elegans Embryo by Localized Protein Degradation
04/15	Anne Villeneuve	Stanford Univ.	John Sedat	Coordinating Chromosome Pairing, Synapsis and Recombination during C. elegans Meiosis
04/22	Edward DeLong	Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Inst.	-	Genomic Dissection of Natural Microbial Communities
04/29	Scott Hultgren	Washington Univ.	-	TBA
05/06	Chao-ting Wu	Harvard Med. School	John Sedat	Transvection: When Homologues Meet
05/13	Neville Woolf	Steward Observatory, Univ. of AZ	John Sedat	Biomarkers for Planets Beyond the Solar System
05/20	Jennifer Doudna	Yale	Alan Frankel	The Catalytic Repertoire of a Ribozyme: Insights into the Origins of Biocatalysis
05/27	Mark Hochstrasser	Yale	John Sedat	Cell Regulation by the Ubiquitin System
. Tuesdays, 4:00 PM, GENENTECH HALL AUDITORIUM (Mission Bay)
09/16	Randy Schekman	UC Berkeley	Vale	Cargo Protein Recognition and Capture into Secretory Transport Visicles
09/23	Clare Waterman-Storer	Scripps Res Inst	Werb	Microtubule/Actin Interactions in Cell Motility
09/30	Jeffrey Axelrod	Stanford Univ.	Kornberg	Complex Patterns from Simple Rules: Reaction Diffusion Modeling of Planar Cell Polarity Signaling
10/07	Vicki Chandler	Univ. of Arizona, Tucson	Yamamoto	Paramutation, an Allele Interaction that Causes Heritable Changes in Transcription Involves Long Distance Interactions and Chromatin Structural Changes
10/14	Susan Gasser	Univ. de Geneve	Madhani	Chromatin Dynamics in Yeast and the Spatial Regulation of Gene Expression
10/21	Angelika Amon	MIT, HHMI	Tocyzski	Regulation of Chromosome Segregation in Yeast
10/28	Richard Wilson	Washington Univ., St. Louis	DeRisi	What We Are Learning from the Genome Project
11/04	Geraldine Seydoux	Johns Hopkins Univ.	O'Farrell	Patterning the C. elegans Embryo: A Role for Localized Protein Degradation
11/18	Pam Bjorkman	Cal Tech	Stroud	Immunoglubulin Receptor Structure and Function from Molecules to Cells
11/25	Oliver Ryder	San Diego Zoo (Ctr for Reprod of Endang Species)	McKerrow	Characterizing and Conserving Biodiversity: The Interface with Genomic Studies
12/02	Ravi Iyengar	Mt. Sinai SOM	Cassman	TBA
12/09	Victoria Lundblad	Baylor COM	Blackburn	TBA
2004 Biochemistry Seminar Schedule
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