University of Glasgow Meeting, 7-9 April 1999
Themed Meeting, centred around: "Complex Protein Assemblies as Molecular Machines"
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Speaker abstracts online
The speaker abstracts which were submitted electronically for the Glasgow meeting (7-9 April 1999) on Complex Protein Assemblies as Molecular Machines are now available online as PDF's
To access these abstracts, go to the relevant colloquia by clicking on the links below and where an abstract is available, the title of the talk will be linked to the abstract.
Meeting Programme
The 30th Novartis Award Medal Lecture: " Small GTPases and Cell Proliferation ", will be given by Professor Chris Marshall from 11.00 � 12.00 on Wednesday 7 April.
The Keilin Memorial Lecture: "Crystal Structure and Reaction Mechanism of Bovine Heart Cytochrome C Oxidase", will be given by Professor Shinya Yoshikawa from 11.00 � 12.00 on Thursday 8 April.
The Philip Godfrey Memorial Lecture: "PH domains in cell signalling", will be given by Dr Brian Hemmings from 09.20 - 09.50 on Wednesday 7th April.
- Host Colloquium: Protein assemblies in cell cycle control and transcription
- Bioenergetics Group Colloquium: Quinone binding sites in membrane proteins: structure, function and applied aspects
- Glycobiology Group Colloquium: Glycobiology of pathogen/ host interactions
- Education Group Colloquium: Biochemistry by numbers
- Regulation in Metabolism Group/ Membrane Group colloquium: Phospholipids: regulators of membrane traffic and signalling
- Techniques Group/Protein and Peptide Science Group/British Electrophoresis Society Colloquium: Proteomics
- Lipid Group Colloquium: Lipid modulation of P450
- Lipid Group Colloquium: Sphingolipids
- Lipid Group Colloquium: Lipoprotein (a): the really bad cholesterol?
- Nucleic Acids and Molecular Biology Group/ British Biophysical Society Colloquium: Molecular Interactions in Complex Assemblies of Proteins and Nucleic acids
- Neuroscience Group Colloquium: Membrane signalling complexes
- Bioenergetics Group Colloquium: Quinone binding sites in membrane proteins: structure, function and applied aspects
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