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| PL
01 |
Michael
G. Rosenfeld
|
Howard Hughes
Medical Institute, University
of California at San Diego,
USA
Prelude
to a Kiss: Movement, Motors
and Repeats in Epigenetic
Regulation of Gene Transcription
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| PL
02 |
Shigekazu
Nagata
|
Kyoto
University, Japan
Apoptosis,
and Engulfment of Dead Cells |
| PL
03 |
Alfred
L. Goldberg
|
Harvard Medical
School, USA
Molecular
Mechanisms for Muscle Growth
and Atrophy in Disease
States
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| PL
04 |
Ian
T. Baldwin
|
Max
Planck Institute for Chemical
Ecology, Germany
Why
Natural History is Essential
for Understanding Gene Function |
| PL
05 |
Nobutaka
Hirokawa
|
University
of Tokyo, Graduate School
of Medicine, Japan
Intracellular
Transport and Kinesin Superfamily
Motors: from Brain Function
and Wiring to Left / Right
Asymmetry and Tumorigenesis |
| PL
06 |
Anjana
Rao
|
Institute
for Biomedical Research,
Harvard Medical School,
USA
Mechanisms
of Store-Operated Calcium
Entry |
| PL
07 |
Cynthia
Kenyon
|
University
of California at San Francisco,
USA
From Worms to Mammals: Genes
that Control the Rate of
Aging |
| PL
08 |
Nam-Hai
Chua
|
Rockefeller
University, USA
Mechanisms
of Action of Viral Suppressors
of Gene Silencing |
| PL
09 |
Sen-itiroh
Hakomori
|
Pacific Northwest
Research Institute, University
of Washington, USA
Functional
Role of Glycosphingolipids
in Development and OncogenicTransformation
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| PL
10 |
Bruce
Stillman
|
Cold
Spring Harbor Laboratory,
USA
Duplication
of the Human Genome During
the Cell Division Cycle |
PL
11
|
Louis
Ignarro |
University
of California at Los Angeles,
USA
Nitric
Oxide as a Unique Signaling
Molecule in Biology
(Korean Academy of
Science and Technology Distinguished
Lecture) |
| PL
12 |
Randy
Schekman
|
University of California
at Berkeley, USA
Mechanism
of Protein Sorting in
the Endoplasmic Reticulum
|
| PL
13 |
Augustine
M. K. Choi |
Harvard
University, Brigham Women's
Hospital, USA
Autophagy
in Pathogenesis of Human
Disease |
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