18th Wilhelm Bernhard Workshop on the cell nucleus – Program
Day
Sept. 4
Afternoon
Morning
Registration
Opening ceremony
Evening
Cocktail
Wilhelm Bernhard Lecture
(Stan Fakan)
Sept. 5
Transcription and splicing 1
(Chairperson: G. Vazquez-Nin – A. Kumar)
Visit to the Museum for the
History of the University of Pavia
Gene expression and nucleus to
cytoplasm transport
(Chairperson: L. Rothblum – R. Hancock )
Coffee break
Coffee break
Transcription and splicing 2
(Chairperson: G. Vazquez-Nin – A. Kumar)
Sept. 6
Nucleolus 1
Poster session
Excursion
Social dinner
(Chairperson: T. Pederson – J. Sommerville)
Coffee break
Nucleolus 2
(Chairperson: T. Pederson – J. Sommerville)
Sept. 7
Cell death and nuclear markers of
disease
Cell cycle
(Chairperson:E. Prosperi – I. Raska)
(Chairperson: M.C. Dabauvalle – E. Falcieri)
Coffee break
Coffee break
Sept. 8
Wilhelm Bernhard Junior Lecture
Chromatin
(Chairperson: W. Hennig – P. Debey)
Coffee break
Nuclear proteins, matrix and bodies
(Chairperson: O. Zatsepina – R. Benavente)
Closing ceremony
Round table
Committee meeting
Concert
&
Farewell party
18th Wilhelm Bernhard Workshop on the cell nucleus – Scientific sessions
September 4th
5 pm
WILHELM BERHNARD LECTURE
Aula Scarpa,
University
Ultrastructural analysis is a major tool in investigating the nuclear functional architecture
Stan Fakan
September 5
8.30- 13 am
Collegio Nuovo
TRANSCRIPTION AND SPLICING
NUCLEAR TRANSLATION. AN OLD STORY
Iborra F.J. and Cook P.R.
RECOGNITION OF OPEN READING FRAMES IN pre-mRNAs WITHIN THE CELL
NUCLEUS
Sperling R. and Sperling J.
EVIDENCES SUGGESTING THAT TRANS-CRIPTION IS INVOLVED IN
HOMOLOGUE CHROMOSOME RECOGNITION AND ALIGNMENT PREVIOUS TO
PAIRING IN EARLY MEIOTIC PROPHASE
Vázquez-Nin G, Echeverría O., Ortiz R., Scassellati C., Ubaldo E., and Fakan S.
ß-ACTIN, TATA BINDING PROTEIN (TBP) AND TRANSCRIPTION BY RNA
POLYMERASE II (RNAPII)
de Lanerolle P., Mavrommatis E., Johnson, T., Hoffman W., Stojiljkovic L., Fuchsova B.,
Philimonenko V. and Hozak P.
REGULATION OF PROCESSIVE TRANSCRIPTION
Zhou M., Deng L., Kashanchi F., Shatkin A. and Kumar A.
THE MULTIFUNCTIONAL TUMOUR SUPPRESSOR ZINC FINGER PROTEIN WT1
BINDS TO TRANSCRIPTS IN VIVO
Ladomery M., Hastie N., Woolner S., Slight J. and Sommerville J.
THE DEAD BOX RNA HELICASE P68: A TRANSCRIPTIONAL CO-ACTIVATOR AND
REPRESSOR
Bates G., Wilson, B., Nicol S. and Fuller-Pace F.
THE SUPRASPLICEOSOME: A MACRO-MOLECULAR MACHINE FOR MAKING
FUNCTIONAL mRNA
Sperling J. and Sperling R.
CDC2L5, A NUCLEAR CDC2-RELATED KINASE CONTAINING AN RS DOMAIN IS
INVOLVED IN PRE-MRNA SPLICING
Durieux S.#, Even Y., Géraud M.L., Weil D.*, Genevière A.M.
MODULATION OF TRANSCRIPTION IN WCH-17 CELLS AFTER HYPOTERMIC
STIMULUS
Vecchio L.1, Baldelli B.2, Malatesta M.2 and Biggiogera M.1
September 5
2.30 – 4.30 pm
Collegio Nuovo
GENE EXPRESSION &
NUCLEUS-TO-CYTOPLASM TRANSPORT
TOPOLOGICAL ORGANIZATION OF GENE EXPRESSION IN DINOFLAGELLATES
Alverca E, Franca S and Moreno Díaz de la Espina, S.
HSP70 AND HSP90 ARE DIFFERENTIALLY EXPRESSED AND RELOCATED IN THE
NUCLEUS AFTER INDUCTION OF MICRO-SPORE EMBRYOGENESIS BY STRESS
Seguí J.M., Testillano P.S., and Risueño M.C.
September 5
2.30 – 4.30 pm
Collegio Nuovo
LACK OF EPIGENETIC REPROGRAMMING IN EARLY SHEEP EMBRYOS
PRODUCED BY SOMATIC CELL NUCLEAR TRANSFER
Beaujean N., Taylor J., Gardner J., Wilmut I., Meehan R. and Young L.
MAMMALIAN RRN3 BECOMES INACTIVATED
TRANSCRIPTION
Hirschler-Laszkiewicz, I., Cavanaugh, A., and Rothblum, L.
IN
THE
PROCESS
OF
ACTIVE MAPKs TRANSLOCATE TO THE NUCLEUS AND ARE TARGETED TO
DEFINED DOMAINS DURING PLANT DIFFERENTIA-TION AND PROLIFERATION
Coronado M.J., Seguí J.M., González-Melendi P., Ramírez C., Barany, I., Testillano P.S., and
Risueño M.C.
ENHANCEMENT OF NUCLEAR UPTAKE OF THERAPEUTIC GENES AND MACROMOLECULES BY USING NLS AND PTD CONTAINING VIRAL PEPTIDES
Sanders N, Vandenbroucke R, De Smedt S, Vanderleyden E, Lucas B, Remaut K Demeester J
EVIDENCE THAT THE NUCLEAR LAMINA IS AN ELASTIC STRUCTURE WHICH
EXERTS PRESSURE ON INTRANUCLEAR MACRO-MOLECULES
Hancock R.
5-7 pm
Collegio Volta
September 6th
8.30- 13 am
Collegio Nuovo
POSTER SESSION
NUCLEOLUS
UBF INDUCES CHROMATIN REMODELING
Chen D., Belmont A. S. and Huang S.
ARTIFICIALLY
UNRAVELED NUCLEOLI AS A
NUCLEOLUS FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION
Dudnik O.A. and Smirnova O.Iu.
MODEL TO STUDY THE
EFFECT OF ACTINOMYCIN-D UPON UP-STREAM BINDING FACTOR
LOCALIZATION: A (3D + TIME) STUDY
Elias E., Tchélidzé P., Benassarou A., Sauvage C., Bobichon H., Ploton D. and O’Donohue M.F.
CONNECTION
OF
NUCLEOLAR
TRANS-CRIPTION
MACHINERY IS ENERGY-DEPENDENT
Louvet E., Junéra H.R., Le Panse S. and Hernandez-Verdun D.
AND
PROCESSING
TOPOGRAPHY OF RIBOSOMAL DNA (rDNA) DETECTABLE BY FISH IN EARLY
MOUSE EMBRYOS
Korobova F.V., Noniashvili E.M., Schoefer C., Romanova L.G., Wachtler F., Dyban A.P., and
Zatsepina O.V.
PROTEOMIC AND FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF THE ARABIDOPSIS NUCLEOLUS
Shaw P, Beven A, Clark G, Lam Y, Andersen J, Mann M, Lamond A , Brown J
FUNCTIONAL
PROTEOMIC
ANALYSIS
OF
PLANT
PHOSPHOPROTEINS RELATED TO CELL PROLIFERATION
González-Camacho, F., and Medina, F.J.
NUCLEOLAR
TRAFFIC OF NEWLY FORMED RIBOSOMES IN THE NUCLEUS
Politz J.C., Tuft R.A. and Pederson, T.
RECRUITMENT OF RIBOSOMAL PROTEINS TO PRE-RIBOSOMES AS STUDIED BY
EXPRESSION OF GFP-FUSION PROTEINS IN LIVING CELLS
Krüger, T., and Scheer, U.
September 6th
8.30- 13 am
Collegio Nuovo
LOCALIZATION OF COMPONENTS OF THE SIGNAL RECOGNITION PARTICLE IN
THE AMPLIFIED NUCLEOLI OF XENOPUS OOCYTES
Sommerville J., Mullin A., Gilchrist K., Lewandowski L.B., Brumwell C.L., Politz J.C. and
Pederson T.
ROLE OF THE NUCLEOLUS IN HUMAN REPRODUCTION
Kittur N., Bazett-Jones D.P. and Meier U.T.
September 7th
8.30- 11 am
Collegio Volta
CELL DEATH & NUCLEAR MARKERS OF DISEASE
FURTHER CONSIDERATIONS ON APOPTOTIC CELL NUCLEAR DOMAINS.
Burattini S., Luchetti F., Battistelli M. and Falcieri E.
NUCLEAR CHANGES IN BREAST CANCER CELLS DURING EARLY PHASES OF
CELL DEATH AND CELL GROWTH.
Losa G.A., Castelli C. and Nonnenmacher T.F.
MODELING APOPTOTIC CHROMATIN CONDENSATION IN NUCLEI ISOLATED
FROM NORMAL CELLS
Widlak P.
SYNCHRONIZED ONSET OF NUCLEAR AND SURFACE CHANGES DURING
APOPTOSIS OF HUMAN, RAT AND MOUSE LYMPHOCYTES
Dini L. and Abbro L.
FURTHER NOTES ON NUCLEI AND NUCLEOLI IN THE PROGRAMMED CELL
DEATH AND PRECEDING TERMINAL MATURATION
Smetana K., Čermák J., and Hrkal Z.
AGGRESOME-LIKE INCLUSIONS WITHIN THE NUCLEOPLASM:
PROTEASOMAL DEGRADATION AND SUB-NUCLEAR PATHOLOGY
Chen M., Rockel T., Hemmerich P., and von Mikecz A.
11.30
Collegio Volta
MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION AND DEVELOPMENTAL EXPRESSION OF
THE XENOPUS EMERIN
Gareiß M., Zentgraf H., Wilken N., Müller C.R. and Dabauvalle M.-C.
WILHELM BERNHARD JUNIOR LECTURE
NUCLEAR MYOSIN I AND ACTIN ARE REQUIRED FOR RNA POLYMERASE I
TRANSCRIPTION
Philimonenko V.V., Iben S., Dingová H., Kyselá K., Grummt I., de Lanerolle P. and Hozák P.
Sptember 7th
2.30-4 pm
Collegio Volta
CELL CYLE
50 YEARS NOBEL PRIZE FRITS ZERNIKE IN PHASE CONTRAST MICROSCOPY
(1953 – 2003)
Gundllach H.
DELAYED ENTRY TO QUIESCENCE BY p21CDKN1A-NULL HUMAN FIBROBLASTS: A
POSSIBLE INVOLVEMENT IN THE DISASSEMBLY OF PRE-REPLICATION
COMPLEX
Stivala L.A., Perucca P., Cazzalini O., E. Prosperi, Madine M. and Laskey R.A.L.
LIGHT AND ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF REPLICATION SITES IN HELA
CELLS DURING S-PHASE
Koberna K., Pliss A., Siegel A.J., Malinsky J., Ligasova A., Dudnik O. Berezney R., and Raska I.
Sptember 7th
2.30-4 pm
Collegio Volta
REPLICATION FACTORIES AND INTRA-S PHASE CHECKPOINT PATHWAYS
Rossi R., Biamonti G and Montecucco A.
PERSISTENT DNA DECATENATIONS BETWEEN SISTER CHROMATIDS INDUCE
CHECKPOINT DELAYS IN G2 AND EARLY MITOSIS
De la Torre C, Moreno Díaz de la Espina S, Clarke DJ and Giménez-Abián JF.
September 8th
8.30-10.30 am
Collegio Nuovo
CHROMATIN
DYNAMICS OF NUCLEAR COMPARTMENTS DURING EARLY EMBRYOGENESIS
IN THE MOUSE
Martin C., Zatsepina O., Migné C., Chebrout M., Beaujean N., Zynk D. and Debey P.
HISTONE EXPRESSION IN THE GERM LINE OF DROSOPHILA
Hennig W., Becker A., Feng RR, Berger, A., Ye J., Tang X.
MALE CHROMATIN REMODELING AFTER FERTILIZATION IN SEA URCHINS:
THE ROLE OFA THIOL
Concha C, Morín V., Even Y., Oliver M.I., Gutiérrez S., Puchi M., Genevière A.M., and
Imschenetzky M.
EXPRESSION OF HUMAN METHYLASES IN THE MALE GERM LINE OF
DROSOPHILA
Weyrich A., Dong M., Ge Y., Xu G., W. Hennig
DYNAMICS OF HETEROCHROMATIN PROTEINS MEASURED BY FLUORESCENCE
CORRELATION SPECTROSCOPY IN LIVING CELLS
Schmiedeberg L., Weißhart K. and Hemmerich P.
THE NON-HISTONE CHROMOSOMAL PROTEIN HMGB1 AS A MODULATOR OF
CHROMATIN STRUCTURE
Polyanichko A., Chikhirzhina E., Skvortsov A., Kostyleva E., Vorob’ev V.
11-12.30 am
NUCLEAR PROTEINS, MATRIX AND BODIES
DEVELOPMENTAL CHANGES IN THE DISTRIBUTION OF TIGHT DNA-PROTEIN
COMPLEXES ALONG BARLEY CHROMOSOMES REVEALED BY MAPPED
MOLECULAR MARKERS
Sjakste T. and Röder M.
POLYMORPHISM OF NUCLEAR MULTI-FUNCTIONAL PROTEIN XPD AND ITS
INFLUENCE ON DNA REPAIR
Rzeszowska-Wolny J., Pietrowska M., Polanska J., Palyvoda O., Jaworska J., Butkiewicz D. and
Hancock R.
NUCLEAR STRESS BODIES REVEAL A LINK BETWEEN CHROMATIN
ORGANIZATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF RNA PROCESSING FACTORS.
Biamonti G., Rizzi N., Chiodi I., Corioni M., Denegri M., Cobianchi F., Riva S.
SIGNAL SEQUENCES IN THE MOLECULE OF THE NUCLEOLAR PROTEIN
FIBRILLARIN
DIRECTING ITS SPECIFIC LOCALIZATION WITHIN THE
NUCLEOLUS
1,3
Mukharyamova K.Sh., 2Levitsky S.A., 2Veiko V.P., and 1,3Zatsepina O.V.
MOLECULAR ARCHITECTURE OF THE SYNAPTONEMAL COMPLEX: SCP3
PROTEIN DOMAINS THAT ARE ESSENTIAL FOR POLYMERIZATION
Baier, A., Alsheimer, M., and Benavente, R.