The IVth Sanken (ISIR) International Symposium: Biological Molecular Machines and Bio-devices

2001年01月05日 会合

日時：　平成１２年　３月１４日（水）～１６日（金）
会場：　大阪大学・銀杏会館
話題：　
1. New Trends in Protein and Cell-surface Engineering
2. Molecular Basis for Nano Bio-devices
3. Biological Pumps and Motors in Membrane
4. Transporters

連絡先：〒567-0047　大阪府茨木市美穂ヶ丘8-1　
大阪大学・産業科学研究所　　　　二井將光

The IVth Sanken (ISIR) International Symposium:
Biological Molecular Machines and Bio-devices, March 14 _ 16

March 14 Wednesday

16:00-17:00 Registration (Hotel Sunpalace, 2nd floor)

Chair T. Fukui (ISIR, Osaka Univ.)
17:30-17:40 T. Fukui Introduction
17:40-17:50 Y. Sakata (Director, ISIR)
Welcome from Sanken (ISIR)
17:50-18:40 A. Ikai (Tokyo Inst Tech)
Opening lecture: A bridge between Biochemistry and Material Sciences
18:40-18:50 M. Futai (ISIR, Osaka University)
Bio-devices / Membranes / Proton ATPases, from Organizers

19:00-20:30 Welcome Reception

Thursday, March 15


Session 1 New Trends in Protein and Cell-surface Engineering 9:00-12:00
Session Chair: K. Tanizawa, (ISIR, Osaka University) / S. Kuroda (ISIR, Osaka University)

9:00-9:15 K. Tanizawa (ISIR, Osaka University, Japan)
Enzymes and Antibodies as Biological Molecular Machines: An Overview*
9:15-9:45 D. Umeno (California Institute for Technology, USA)
Protein Engineering by Directed Evolution
9:45-10:15 M. Sisido (Okayama University, Japan)
Protein Engineering with Nonnatural Amino Acids
10:15-10:45 M. Matsushita (Scripps Institute, USA)
Advances in Catalytic Antibody

Break 10:45-11:05

11:05-11:20 S. Kuroda (ISIR, Osaka University)
Protein Nano-particles for Pinpoint Drug Delivery System
11:20-11:50 C-J. Kim (Chungnam National University, Korea)
Surface-Displayed Viral Antigens on Salmonella Cariier Vaccine
11:50-12:20 A. Tanaka and M. Ueda (Kyoto University, Japan)
Cell-surface Engineering for Arming Yeast

Lunch 12:20-13:20

Poster 1 13:20-14:20

Session 2 Molecular Basis for Nano Bio-devices 14:20-18:00
Session Chair: T. Majima (ISIR, Osaka University) / Y. Iwasaki (ISIR, Osaka University)

14:20-14:50 T. Majima (ISIR, Osaka University, Japan)
Introduction to Nano Bio-devices
14:50-15:30 F. D. Lewis (Northwestern University, USA)
Hole Transport in DNA*
15:30-16:00 I. Saito (Kyoto University, Japan)
Phototriggered DNA Manipulation

Break 16:00-16:20

16:20-17:00 C. Dekker (Delft University of Technology, The Nederlands)
The use of DNA Molecular Electronics
17:00-17:20 T. Kawai (ISIR, Osaka University, Japan)
Formation of Two Dimensional DNA Networks and Their Electrical Conductivity
17:20-18:00 T. Matsue (Tohoku University, Japan)
Development of Miniaturized Biochips for Electrochemical Detection
18:00-18:40 P. Seta (LMPM UMR 5635 CNRS, France)
Biomimetic Membranes Based on Molecular Recognition Processes

Banquet 18:45-20:45
(Chair: A. Yamaguchi, ISIR, Osaka University)



March 16, Friday

Session 3 Biological Pumps and Motors in Membrane
Chair: Y. Wada (ISIR, Osaka Univ.) / K. Namba (Matsushita Electric Co.)

9:00-9:30 R. Berry (Oxford University, UK)
Mechanical Coupling in Flagella Motor*
9:30-10:00 M. Homma (Nagoya University, Japan)
Structure of Flagella Motor*
10:00-10:30 Y. Sambongi (ISIR, Osaka University, Japan)
Mechamochemical Coupling of FoF1*

Break 10:30-10:50

10:50-11:20 R. K. Nakamoto (Univerisity of Virginia, USA)
Structures Involved in Coupling in the ATP Synthase

11:20-11:50 J. Kaplan (Oregon Health Sciences University, USA)
Title to be announced
11:50-12:20 K. Taniguchi (Hokkaido University, Japan)
Na/K-Pump; Structure, Regulation, and Biosynthesis

Lunch 12:20-13:20

Poster 2 13:20-14:20

Session 4 Transporters
Chair: A. Yamaguchi (ISIR, Osaka Univ.) / M. Maeda (Dept. Pharm., Osaka Univ.)

14:20-14:40 A. Yamaguchi (ISIR, Osaka University, Japan)
Biochemistry of Drug Efflux Pump
14:40-15:20 A. Neyfakh (University of Illinois, USA)
Mechanism of Multidrug Recognition by BmrR and Bmr
15:20-16:00 T. Nakae (Tokai University, Japan)
MexABM: Three-Component Multidrug Transporter

Break 16:00-16:20

16:20-17:00 E. Bibi (Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel)
　　　　　　　　Substrate Recognition by the Multidrug Transporter MdfA
17:00-17:40 B. P. Rosen (Wayne State University School of Medicine, USA)
Structure and Mechanism of the ArsA ATPase
17:40-18:20 E. Padan (Institute for Life Sciences, Hebrew University, Israel)
　　　　　　　　Structure and Function of NhaA Na/H Antiporter
18:20-18:40 M. Maeda (Osaka University)
A novel ABC transporter TAPL homologous to TAP1 and TAP2

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