Date |
Speaker and Title |
Venue |
7th
Jannuary 2004 |
Dr Ray Boot-Handford (University
of Manchester)
How did the vertebrate family
of extracellular matrix molecules evolve? Insights and implications |
UCL |
4th February |
Dr Antony Day (University of Oxford)
Formation of cross-linked hyaluronan matrices, essential for
Ovulation and fertilisation |
Imperial College |
Tuesday
2nd March |
Professor Kristopher Rubin (Uppsala University, Sweden)
ECM in solid tumour |
UCL |
7th April |
Dr Richard Grose (Cancer Research UK)
FGF signaling in skin development and repair |
Imperial College |
5th May |
Dr Ruud Bank (TNO, The Netherlands)
The substrate specificity of the three collagen lysyl
hydroxylases and the role of cross-linking in fibrosis |
UCL |
2nd June |
Professor Thomas Kreig (University of Cologne)
Fibroblast-collagen interactions |
Imperial College |
7th July |
Student presentations
Andrew Hubbard (Perkin Elmer) |
UCL |
August |
SUMMER BREAK |
|
8th September |
Dr Berthold Hocher (Humboldt University, Berlin)
Pathophysiology of the Endothelin System |
Imperial College |
6th October |
Professor Derek Mann (University of Southampton)
The transcription factor NF-kB: A therapeutic target in the
treatment of chronic inflammation and fibrosis
|
UCL |
3rd November |
Dr John Gallagher (University of Manchester)
Heparan Sulphates: Every cell should have one |
Imperial College |
1st December |
Dr Andy Pitsillades (Royal Veterinary College)
TBA |
UCL |