Archived list of the 2006 seminars & events at the Centre for Integrative Physiology. January 2006 25 January The neural progenitor specifying activity of FoxG1 is regulated by CKI and FGF in opposite directions Dr Nancy Papalopulu (University of Cambridge) Host: John Mason February 2006 22 February Wound healing (somehow) in the small eye cornea Dr Martin Collinson (Aberdeen University) Host: Prof David Price March 2006 17 March Activity and plasticity in the fly nervous system Dr James Hodge (Brandeis University, MA, USA) Host: Prof Mike Shipston 29 March How does the skeleton respond to the effects to exercise? The role of glutamate signalling in the response of bone to mechanical loading Prof Tim Skerry (Division of Clinical Sciences, Sheffield) Host: Dr Andrew Hall April 2006 26 April Gareth Evans (CIP, University of Edinburgh), 'Signalling to survival and death by the NMDA receptor' Giles Hardingham (CNR), 'Visualising cAMP-dependent plasticity of synaptic vesicle cycling' Chris Connolly (University of Dundee), 'Getting the right receptor to the cell surface: Receptor assembly and export from the endoplasmic reticulum' Host: Dr Mike Cousin May 2006 31 May Oxygen-sensitive potassium channels - mediators and modulators of peripheral chemosensing Dr Ian Fearon (University of Manchester) Hosts: Dr Iain Rowe and Prof Mike Shipston June 2006 'The role of serotonin and oxytocin in ejaculatory disorders: using the rat as a model for humans' Dr T De Jong (University of Utrecht, The Netherlands) Host: Dr Alison Douglas September 2006 13 September Discovery and investigation of the neuropeptide TIP39 Dr Ted Usdin (NIMH Porter Neuroscience Research Center, Bethesda, MD, USA) Host: Dr Mike Ludwig 27 September Dogs as a new model for developmental genetics and congenital disease Dr Kirsi Sainio (Helsinki BioCentre, Finland) Host: Dr Jamie Davies November 2006 1 November Consolidation of recognition memory in mice: What can we learn from forgetting? Dr Mario Engelmann (Institute for Medical Neurobiology, Magdeburg, Germany) Host: Dr Mike Ludwig 22 November Dr Ian Adams (MRC Human Genetics Unit, Edinburgh), 'Sex determination in the mouse germline' Dr Lee Smith (MRC Human Reproductive Sciences Unit, Edinburgh), 'Searching for novel genes functioning in mammalian sexual development' Prof Richard Sharpe (MRC Human Reproductive Sciences Unit, Edinburgh) 'Disorders of fetal testis development and their consequences' Dr Amanda Swain (Institute of Cancer Research, London) 'Transcriptional regulation in adreno-gonadal primordia development' Host: Dr Norah Spears This article was published on 2022-10-17
