Archives 2005

These seminars occured in the past.

Date	Speaker	Seminar Title	Host	Abstract
13-01-2005	Fred Opperdoes Université Catholique de Louvain, Brussels, Belgium	Biogenesis and function of the glycosome, the peroxisome of trypanosomatids	Lodewijk  Tielens [(0)30 253 5380]
01-02-2005	Sepp D. Kohlwein IMB University of Graz, Austria	4D-imaging of living yeast cells: analysing protein and organelle dynamics in vivo	Toon de Kroon [(0)30 253 3424]	Analysing protein localization and dynamics using light microscopic techniques adds enormously to the understanding of protein function in the cellular context. Todays imaging tech ... read more
04-02-2005	Frank van Kuppeveld Department of Medical Microbiology, Radboud University, Nijmegen	Modification of secretory pathway membranes by enteroviruses	Peter van der Sluijs [(0)88 755 7578]
17-02-2005	Graça Raposo CNRS, Curie Institute, Paris, France	Exosomes and melanosomes: adaptation of the endocytic system in health and disease	Peter van der Sluijs [(0)88 755 7578]
25-02-2005	Maryann Martone Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University of California-San Diego, USA	From Molecules to Brains: Informatics Approaches to Multiscale Data Integration	No  IB contact [Hans de Cock]
08-03-2005	Phil Thomas UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, USA	Recognition and Cleavage of Substrates by the Proteasome	Ineke  Braakman [(0)30 253 2759]	The 26S proteasome is composed of the core catalytic 20S particle and the 19S cap (PA700). The 26S proteasome binds polyubiquitinated substrates via specific sites for polyubiquit ... read more
11-03-2005	Joerg Heeren Hamburg University, Germany	Cellular metabolism of triglyceride-rich lipoproteins	Cees  Rodenburg [(0)30 253 9331]
18-03-2005	Sven van IJzendoorn U. of Groningen	Recycling endosome dynamics and cell polarity development	Catherine  Rabouille [(0)88 755 9280]
30-03-2005	Stephen Cooper University of Michigan Medical School, USA	The Continuum Model Experimental Support for an Alternative View of the Eukaryotic Cell Cycle	Johannes  Boonstra [(0)30 253 3189]	The Continuum Model proposes that the regulation of the eukaryotic cell cycle is dependent on a continuous accumulation process that occurs throughout the cell cycle. In particula ... read more
01-04-2005	Stefan Höning Biochemistry II, Göttingen, Germany	Tip47 is not a sorting device for mannose-6-phosphate receptors, but important for lipid droplet biogenesis and metabolism	Gerrit van Meer [(0)30 253 3427]