Friday, April 27
8:10 AM - 5:00 PM
7:30
am Continental breakfast
8:10 am The structural basis for GPCR oligomerization: Implications for activation
Jonathan A. Javitch, Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
8:50
am Heterooligomerization of Class A GPCRs creates
novel signaling units distinct from
their
constituent GPCR homooligomers
Susan R. George,
University of Toronto
9:30 am GPCR ligand binding and release: Insights
and mysteries
David L. Farrens,
Oregon Health and Science University
10:10 am
Coffee & posters in room 206
10:40 am
G proteins and their accessory proteins
Stephen M. Lanier,
Medical University of South
Carolina
11:20 am
Is Helix VIII of G Protein-Coupled Receptors (GPCRs) a
lipid-activated signalling
sensor?
John
Huynh, Baker Heart
Research Institute, Australia
11:50 am
Lunch
1:20 pm
Interactions between GPCRs and receptor tyrosine
kinases
Kevin
J. Catt, NICHD, NIH
2:00 pm GPCRs, arrestins, and ubiquitination
Sudha
K. Shenoy, Duke University
Medical Center
2:40
pm Allosteric agonists and allosteric modulators are
differentially affected by mutations
within the allosteric
binding pocket of M2 muscarinic acetylcholine receptors.
Karen
Gregory, Monash University,
Australia
3:40
pm Multiplexing resonance energy transfer approaches
to study GPCR signaling complexes inliving cells
Michel Bouvier,
University of Montreal
5:00 pm
Wine & cheese
reception/poster presentation in room 206
Saturday, April 28
8:20 AM - 4:30 PM
8:20am
Kisspeptin and GPR54 in the regulation of
puberty and reproduction
Ursula
Kaiser, Brigham & Womens
Hospital, Harvard Medical School
9:00
am
GPCRs in arousal and anxiety
Rainer
K. Reinscheid, University of
California, Irvine
9:40 am
Vasoactive intestinal polypeptide receptor 2 female
knockout mice are resistant to diet-
induced obesity
Mari
Candelore, Merck &
Company
9:55 am
Dynorphin A
activates bradykinin receptors to maintain neuropathic pain
Josephine
Lai,
University of Arizona Health Sciences Center
10:10 am
Coffee break
10:40 am
The role of GPR30 in estrogen signaling
Eric
R. Prossnitz, University of
New Mexico Health Sciences Center
11:20 am
Inverse
agonist vs. full antagonist properties of rimonabant in systems
with
overexpressed vs. native CB1 receptors
Douglas
Greene, Sanofi-aventis
12:00
noon Lunch
1:30 pm
Novel aspects of the melanocortin
receptors
Roger
D. Cone, Oregon Health and
Science University
2:10 pm
Leucocyte chemoattractant receptors: New
molecules and new concepts
Marc
Parmentier,
Free University of Brussels
2:50 pm
Break
3:20 pm
Special Lecture
The function and regulation of
G protein coupled glutamate receptors in the
neural network
Shigetada Nakanishi,
Osaka
Bioscience
Institute
Continental Breakfast and
lunch will be provided both days.
Pre-registration deadline is April 6, 2007.