"Frontiers in Chromsome Research"
Monday, March 27, 2006
9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Chan Shun Auditorium, Valley Life Sciences Bldg, Rm 2050
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9am
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Welcome and Opening Remarks
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9:10-9:50am
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How telomeres tame the DNA damage response"
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9:50-10:30am
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"Structural basis for DNA topology discrimination by bacterial type II topoisomerases"
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10:30-11:00am
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Coffee Break
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- 2nd Session Chair: David Drubin, UCB, Dept. of MCB, CDB Division Head
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11:00-11:40am
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"Segregating the genome during cell division"
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11:40-12:20pm
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"Chromosome architectural dynamics in meiosis"
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12:20-1:50pm Lunch Break
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1:50-2:30pm
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"RNAi and heterochromatin assembly"
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2:30-3:10pm
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"The beginning of the end of heterochromatic RNA "
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3:10-3:30pm
- Coffee break
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- 4th Session Chair: Barbara Meyer, UCB, Dept. of MCB
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3:30-4:10pm
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"Lessons learned from the oxymoron, yeast chromosome structure"
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4:10-4:55pm
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Amanda Fisher, Medical Research Council, Imperial College, London
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"Chromatin and cell lineage choice"
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4:55-5:00pm
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Gary Karpen, Conference Co-Chair, UCB/LBNL, Dept. of MCB
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Closing Remarks
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5:00-5:45pm
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Reception in the VLSB courtyard - all are invited (if the weather is poor, the reception will be held in the 1st floor atrium, between the Jepson Herbarium and the Biosciences Library)
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