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MOLECULAR CELL BIOLOGY IN ACTION
10 Jan - 21 Feb 2005; 0930-1230 weekly (Mon)
Venue: Lecture Theatre, Conway Institute, University College Dublin (location)

Course Coordinator: Dr Derek Brazil (Conway Institute, UCD)

A seven-week course covering molecular processes and interactions inside and between cells. Lecturers describe the experimental study of these processes, and how this impacts on knowledge and treatment of disease. The course assumes a basic knowledge of molecular biology.

Follow the links below to read an abstract of each lecture.

Mon 10 Jan 2005; 0930-1120
0930 Overview of course and how the topics integrate together Dr Derek Brazil abstract
1000 Basic molecular cell biology mechanisms
Dr John Baugh abstract

Mon 17 Jan 2005: 0930-1230
0930 Epigenetics in normal and disease states
Dr Amanda McCann abstract
1050 Coffee Break
1110 Transcription regulation Dr Leonie Young abstract

Mon 24 Jan 2005; 0930-1230
0930 The cell cycle Prof Stephen Pennington abstract
1050 Coffee Break
1110 Apoptosis Dr William Watson abstract

Mon 31 Jan 2005; 0930-1230
0930 Extracellular matrix, cell adhesion and migration
Dr John Crean abstract
1050 Coffee Break
1110 TGF-beta signalling Dr Madeline Murphy abstract

Mon 7 Feb 2005; 0930-1230
0930 Hypoxia and epithelial cells; oxygen sensing
Dr Cormac Taylor abstract
1050 Coffee Break
1110 Hypoxic gene regulation in pulmonary disease
Dr John Baugh abstract

Mon 14 Feb 2005; 0930-1230
0930 Insulin receptor tyrosine kinase signalling: from molecules to mice Dr Derek Brazil abstract
1050 Coffee Break
1110 Role of small GTPases in the regulation of vesicle trafficking: relevance to insulin release and glut4-vesicle translocation in typeII diabetes
Dr Bernard Allan abstract

Mon 21 Feb 2005; 0930-1230
0930 Early development and neural induction in Xenopus Dr Carmel Hensey abstract
1050 Coffee Break
1110 Eye development and biology in Zebrafish
Dr Breandán Kennedy abstract