Institut Jacques Monod Amphi Buffon

15 rue Hélène Brion 75013 Paris Programme et inscriptions : www.ijm.fr

8h45-9h15 - Thierry Galli & Giuseppe Baldacci, Welcome & Introduction

I - Membrane traffic

9h15-9h45 : Claude Antony, EMBL Heidelberg, Mating without neurons: The budding yeast mating pathway revisited by using Electron Tomography.

9h-45-10h15 : Jean-Luc Popot, Institut de Biologie Physico-Chimique, From the synapse to amphipols: Is there a life for membrane proteins outside the membrane?

10h15-10h45 : Graça Raposo, Institut Curie, Endocytic traffic enlightened by the Electron Microscope.

10h45-11h : Pause café

11h-11h30 : Catherine Rabouille, Université de Médecine d’Utrecht, From ovomucin to unconventional secretion in Drosophila.

11h30-12h : Aurélien Roux, Université de Genève, How endocytic proteins bend and break membranes.

12h-12h30 : Bruno Goud, Institut Curie, Mechanisms of intracellular transport: from physics to biology.

II - Synaptogenesis and muscle activation

12h30-13h : Laure Strochlic, Université Paris Descartes, Wnt and neuromuscular junction formation.

13h-14h : Déjeuner

14h-14h30 : Pierre-Jean Corringer, Institut Pasteur, Cys-loop receptors functioning at the atomic resolution: insights from bacterial homologs.

14h30-15h : Ekaterini Kordeli, Inserm U665, INTS, Membrane microdomains and the spectrin-based skeleton in muscle cells.

15h-15h30 : Laurent Schaeffer, ENS Lyon, Neural control of muscle gene expression.

15h30-16h : Bernard Jean Jasmin, Université d’Ottawa, Regulation of Synaptic Gene Expression: From Torpedo marmorata to Pre-Clinical Studies for Treating Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy.

16h-16h30 : Suzie Lefebvre, Institut Jacques Monod, Essential role of SMN: From Spinal Muscular Atrophy to Cellular RNA Biology.

16h30-16h45 : Pause café

16h45-17h15 : Claire Legay, Université Paris Descartes, Extracellular matrix and postsynaptic membrane, what do they tell each other?

17h15-17h45 : Jean-Pierre Changeux, Institut Pasteur, Nicotinic receptor and synaptic stability.

17h45-18h : Jean Cartaud, conclusion. L'Institut Jacques Monod et les organisateurs de ce colloque remercient de leurs soutiens la société de biologie cellulaire de France (SBCF), l'association française contre les myopathies (AFM) et Leica Microsystèmes.