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APPENDIX III
THE PROGRAM FOR THE SYMPOSIUM ON CELL MOVEMENT
AND MORPHOGENESIS (TRINKFEST '88)
SUNDAY, MAY 22
Afternoon
Noon-10:00 Registration in Swope Center.
Evening
6:00 Dinner in the Swope Center Dining Room foJiowed by a social hour in the
Meigs Room.
MONDAY, MAY 23
CELL MOTILITY IN CULTURE
7:00-8:30 Breakfast
Morning
Cell Movement and Cell Attachment in....ritm
Chairman, Colin Izzard
Whitman Auditorium
8:30-9:10
C. Izzard (SUNY Albany): MargiMl spreading and substrate
adhesion in fibroblasts: structure and molecular events.
9:10-9:50
J.
9:50-10:20
Coffee Break
10:20-11:00
B. Geiger (Weizmann Inst.): The involvement of A-CAM and
vinculin in junctioMl interactions of cultured cells.
Couchman (U. Alabama): Cell surface interactions in
fibronectin-mediated fibroblast migration i.!l....lzi.t!l.
11:00-11:40
K. Burridge (UNC, Chapel Hill): Actin-membrane interaction
at focal contacts.
11 :40-12:20
W.-T. Chen (Georgetown U.): lnvadopodia: a unique membrane
structure implicated in the invasion of cells into the
extracellular matrix.
12:30-2:00
Afternoon
Lunch
Biochemistry of the Cytoskeleton and Lamellipodium
Chairman, Lance Taylor
2:00-2:40
2:40-3:20
V. Small (Austrian Academy of Sciences, Salzburg): Structural
differentiations of actin in the leading edge of chick fibroblast
in vitro.
L. Taylor (Carnegie Mellon U.): The chemistry at the leading
edge of migrating cells.
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3:20-3:50
Coffee Break
3:5()-4:30
J. Spudich (Stanford U.): Genetic approaches to the role of
myosin in cell division and morphogenesis.
4:30-5:10
J. Hartwig (Harvard Med. School & Mass. General Hosp.):
Regulation of the macrophage cortical actin skeleton.
G. Oster (UC Berkeley): The biophysics of the leading lamella.
5:10-5:50
Evening
6:00-7:30
Dinner
7:30
Poster Session with mixer, Swope Center
TUESDAY, MAY 24
CELL MOTIUTY IN THE ORGANISM
7:00-8:30
Morning
Breakfast
Control of Directional and Invasive Cell Motility
Chainnan, Sally Zigmond
8:30-9:10
S. Zlgmond (U. Pennsylvania): DetecHng 11 gradient of
chemoattractant: the role of adaptation.
9:10-9:50
K. Johnson (George Washington Med. School): An oriented
fibrillar network rich in fibronecHn and laminin directs
mesodermal cell migration during amphibian gastrulation.
9:50-10:20
Coffee Break
10:20-11:00
R. Keller (UC Berkeley): FuncHon, expression and control of
active cell intercalaHon during Xenopus gastrulation.
11 :00-11:40
D. Noden (Cornell U.): Migratory properHes of avian
embryonic angioblasts.
11 :40-12:20
T. Poole (SUNY, Syracuse): Vasculogenesis and angiogenesis:
two distinct morphogenetic mechanisms establish embryonic
vascular pattern.
12:30-2:00
Afternoon
Lunch
Control of Patterning during Morphogenesis and Cell
Differentation
Chairman, Chris Wylie
2:00-2:40
K. Tosney (U. Michigan): Guidance of motoneuron growth
cones during development by general and specific navigational
cues.
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2:40-3:20
D. Bentley (UC Berkeley): Pathfinding in situ by growth cones
of peripheral pioneer neurons in grasshopper embryos.
3:20-3:50
Coffee Break
3:50-4:30
D. McClay (Duke U.): Properties that shape the embryo.
C. Wylie (St. George's Med. School): Cell commitment in the
4:30-5:10
early Xenopus embryo.
J.P. Trinkaus (Yale U.): The status of Fundulus epiboly- 1988.
5:10-5:50
Evening
6:00
Cocktails, Meigs Room
7:00
Banquet in Honor of J.P. Trinkaus
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25
7:00-8:30
Morning
Breakfast
New Methods for Studying Morphogenesis
Chairman, Albert Harris
8:30-9:10
G. Dunn (Med. Research Council, London): Cell motility
studied by quantitative interference microscopy.
9:10-9:50
S. Hilfer (Temple U.): Cell movements in living epithelial
primordia during placode folding.
9:50-10:20
Coffee Break
10:20-11:00
M. Bemfield (Stanford U.): Syndecan, a cell surface
proteoglycan that behaves as a developmentally regulated
matrix receptor and cell adhesion molecule.
11:00-11:40
A. Harris (UNC, Chapel Hill): Simple micro-computer
simulations of morphogenetic mechanisms.
11 :40-12:20
D. Frlstrom (UC Berkeley): The use of mutants to analyze
morphogenetic mechanisms in Drosqphila.
12:30
Lunch
Acknowledgements
This conference was supported by a generous grant from the NIH HD24109. We also thank Smith Kline
& French and the American Society for Cell Biology for their financial contributions.