EMBO WORKSHOP 2005 - Istituto Pasteur
EMBO WORKSHOP 2005 - Istituto Pasteur
EMBO WORKSHOP 2005 - Istituto Pasteur
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Chromosome Structural Elements/Rome <strong>2005</strong><br />
02/10/05 Sunday<br />
9-10:30am Session 5: De novo centromeres assembly and Chromosome Engineering<br />
Chair: W.C. Earnshaw (UK)<br />
9:00 T15- Brenda Grimes (USA), Segregation of human artificial chromosomes in mouse<br />
cells.<br />
9:30 T16- T. Voet, (Belgium), Optimisation and exploitation of a chromosomal vector<br />
10:00 ST15- N. Mestrovic (Croatia), The MEL-172 satellite DNA library in parthenogenetic<br />
meloidogyne species: conserved pattern of nucleotide variability along the monomers<br />
11.30-11.00am Coffee break<br />
11.00am -12.30pm Session 5 continued<br />
Chair: Christine Farr (UK)<br />
11:30 T17- H. Masumoto (JPN), Chromatin assemblies required for de novo human artificial<br />
chromosome formation.<br />
12:00 T18- Fiorentina Ascenzioni (IT), Human minichromosomes: expression vectors for<br />
human genes.<br />
12.30-3pm Poster session with Lunch<br />
3.00-4.00pm Lecture: Giorgio Bernardi (IT), Chromatin structure in interphase nuclei of<br />
vertebrates and the formation GC-rich isochores.<br />
4:00-4.30pm Coffee break<br />
4.30-6:00pm session 6: Chromosomes organization and gene evolution<br />
Chair: Giuseppe Novelli (IT)<br />
4:30 T19- M. Cremer (DE), Nuclear architecture in the light of conserved higher order<br />
chromatin arrangements.<br />
5:00 T20- Mariano Rocchi (IT), Centromere repositioning in evolution.<br />
5:30 T21- Novelli Giuseppe (IT), The role of the nuclear envelope in genome organisation.<br />
Closing remarks: Silvia Bacchetti and Giuseppe Novelli<br />
2/10-<strong>2005</strong> or 3/10/05 Departure<br />
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