Epithelial Research Group
at Newcastle University
ERG Seminars 2005-2006
ERG seminar programme 2005-2006
ICaMB seminars 2005-2006 relating to Epithelial Physiology
ERG Seminar Programme 2005-2006
Fri 25th Nov
Dr. Gavin Stewart
Faculty of Life Sciences, The University of Manchester
Regulation of renal facilitative urea transporters
Thurs 1st Dec
Dr. Chis Ward
The Freeman Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne
Non alloimmune injury of bronchial airway epithelium in human lung transplantation
Thurs 19th Jan
Dr. Russell Hyde
Division of Molecular Physiology, University of Dundee
Amino acid sensing in skeletal muscle cells: the SNAT2 transporter as a potential amino acid transceptor
Thurs 2nd Feb
Dr. Andrew McKie
Division of Nutritional Sciences, Kings College London
Recent advances in mammalian iron and heme transport
Thurs 23rd Feb
Dr. Matt Bailey
University of Edinburgh Centre for Cardiovascular Science
Mechanisms of hypertension in a mouse model of Apparent Mineralocorticoid Excess
Thurs 16th March
Dr. Anil Mehta
Division of Maternal & Child Health Sciences, University of Dundee, Ninewells Hospital & Medical School
Delta F508 causes cystic fibrosis by disrupting an F508-dependent binding site in CFTR for protein kinase CK2
These Seminars are sponsored by The Physiological Society
ICaMB Seminars 2005-2006 relating to Epithelial Physiology
26th October 2005
DR. FRANCESCA DI SOLE
Institute for Cell & Molecular Biosciences, University of Newcastle
The Na +/H+-exchanger family: new relevance in the function of interacting proteins
9th November 2005
PROFESSOR CLIVE ORCHARD
Dept. of Physiology, University of Bristol
Cardiac t-tubules: Ca2+ handling micro-domains
14th December 2005
PROFESSOR MANUEL PALACIN
University of Barcelona, Spain
The structure and function of heterodimeric amino acid transporters
8th March 2006
PROFESSOR COLIN SIBLEY
Academic Unit of Child Health, University of Manchester
Placental transfer and fetal growth: of mice and women
22nd March 2006
PROFESSOR NICK WRIGHT
Histopathology Unit, London Research Institute, London
Adult stem cell repertoire – controversies in plasticity and malignant progression
These seminars are sponsored by The Physiological Society
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