Theoretical Part
- Monday Morning, March 8.
- Monday Afternoon, March 8.
- Tuesday Morning, March 9.
08:30 Welcome
08:50 Presentation of the workshop
Jean-Luc Popot (CNRS, Paris, France)
09:00 Membrane protein structure & stability
Donald M. Engelman (Yale University, CT, USA) |
45' + 15' discussion |
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10:00 Membrane protein stability in aqueous solutions; destabilization by detergents
Jean-Luc Popot (CNRS, Paris, France) |
20' + 10' discussion |
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10:30 Coffee break
11:00 Structure & properties of amphipols; functionalized amphipols
Jean-Luc Popot (CNRS, Paris, France) |
20' + 10' discussion |
11:30 Trapping membrane proteins with amphipols; structure and properties of membrane protein/amphipol complexes
Manuela Zoonens (Cambridge University, UK) |
45' + 15' discussion |
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12:30-14:30 Lunch
14:30 Amphipol-assisted membrane protein folding
Jean-Louis Banères (CNRS, Montpellier, France) |
45' + 15' discussion |
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15:30 The use of amphipols for membrane protein cell-free synthesis
Emmanuelle Billon-Denis (CNRS, Paris, France) |
45' + 15' discussion |
16:30 Coffee break
17:00 Amphipols & 2D gel analyses of membrane proteins
Paola Bazzacco (CNRS, Paris, France) |
20' + 10' discussion |
17:30 Amphipols and mass spectrometry
Gérard Bolbach (CNRS, Paris, France) |
20' + 10' discussion |
18:00 General Discussion
19:30 Festive Dinner
09:00 Amphipol-mediated immobilization of membrane proteins and application to drug screening and diagnostics
Karen L. Martinez (University of Copenhagen, DK) |
45' + 15' discussion |
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10:00 NMR studies of amphipol-trapped membrane proteins and their ligands
Laurent J. Catoire (CNRS, Paris, France) |
45' + 15' discussion |
11:00 Coffee break
11:30 General discussion |
60' discussion |
12:30-13:30 Lunch