2^nd RGS Protein Colloquium
April 17, 2003
Washington, DC

Chairs:  Vadim Arshavsky and David P. Siderovski

RGS proteins: Past, present, future
David Siderovski, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Mechanisms of feedback inhibition by RGS protein induction and turnover
Henrik Dohlman, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

RGS protein control of centrosome movement during mitosis in C. elegans embryos
Michael R. Koelle, Yale University

Role of the RGS domain in G protein-coupled receptor kinase function
Jeffrey Benovic, Thomas Jefferson University

RGS insensitive G proteins as probes of physiological RGS function
Richard Neubig, University of Michigan

Regulation of vascular smooth muscle relaxation and blood pressure by RGS2
Michael E. Mendelsohn, Tufts University

Investigation of RGS proteins toward modulation of neurobiological disorders
Kathleen Young, Wyeth Research

Functional analysis of RGS proteins in intact cells:  Lessons from photoreceptors
Marie Burns, University of California-Davis

Building RGS protein specificity through its domain composition
Vadim Arshavsky, Harvard Medical School and the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary

Short Talks selected from poster abstracts (Deadline for poster abstract submission has been extended to February 18, 2004)

Registration Form
You may print the form and mail it or submit it online. 
If you submit online, please email your abstract to markin@aspet.org

Deadline for abstracts is February 18, 2004.