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3:20 pm
coffee break
3:50 pm
no abstract
ACCURATE DECISION MAKING AT THE RIBOSOME DURING PROTEIN
BIOGENESIS.
Shu-ou Shan
23-Subg
4:20 pm
REGULATION OF SEC-FACILITATED PROTEIN TRANSLOCATION AND MEM-
BRANE INTEGRATION.
Thomas Miller
24-Subg
4:50 pm
COTRANSLATIONAL PROTEIN FOLDING.
Gunnar von Heijne
5:20 pm
talk chosen from submitted poster abstracts
CHAPERONE-MEDIATED MECHANICAL PROTEIN FOLDING AT THE SINGLE
MOLECULE LEVEL.
Judit Perales-Calvo
25-Subg
5:35 pm
SOME CELL BEHAVIOR IS ENCODED IN PROTEOME PHYSICS.
Ken Dill
6:05 pm
concluding remarks
6:45 pm
dinner
Nanoscale Biophysics Subgroup
12:00 pm - 6:00 pm, Room 515B
Subgroup Chair
Bianxiao Cui, Stanford University
26-Subg
12:00 pm
NANOSCOPE STUDY OF CHROMATIN STRUCTURE AND PROCESS IN MAM-
MALIAN CELLS.
Yujie Sun
No Abstract
12:30 pm
IN SITU RNA PROFILING IN SINGLE CELLS BY FISH SCALYS.
Long Cai
No Abstract
1:00 pm
ILLUMINATING BIOLOGY AT THE NANOSCALE WITH SINGLE-MOLECULE
AND SUPER-RESOLUTION MICROSCOPY.
Xiaowei Zhuang
No Abstract
1:30 pm
3D MULTI-RESOLUTION IMAGING OF NANOSCALE DYNAMICS IN
CELLULAR MILIEU.
Haw Yang
27-Subg
2:00 pm
CAPTURING THE DYNAMIC, HETEROGENEOUS RESPONSE OF MICROBES
TO THEIR ENVIRONMENT IN THE HUMAN MICROBIOME.
Julie Biteen
2:30 pm
break
3:00 pm
student/postdoc short talks
28-Subg
4:00 pm
CONVERGING AND CORRELATIVE TECHNOLOGIES FOR OPTICAL NANOS-
COPY.
Alberto Diaspro
, Paolo Bianchini, Claudio Canale, Francesca Cella
Zanacchi, Marta Duocastella, Luca Lanzanò, Nirmal Mazumder, Colin
Sheppard, Giuseppe Vicidomini
29-Subg
4:30 pm
SEEING SINGLE MOLECULES, FROM EARLY SPECTROSCOPY IN SOLIDS, TO
SUPER-RESOLUTION MICROSCOPY, TO 3D DYNAMICS OF BIOMOLECULES
IN CELLS.
W.E. Moerner
5:00 pm
subgroup business meeting
6:00 pm
subgroup dinner
Membrane Structure and Assembly Subgroup
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm, Petree Hall D
Subgroup Chair
Anne Kenworthy, Vanderbilt University
TRANSLATION DYNAMICS AND NASCENT PROTEOME BEHAVIOR
30-Subg
1:00 pm
MEMBRANE DOMAINS ON THE SUB-NANOMETER SCALE.
Georg Pabst
31-Subg
1:35 pm
USING GLYCOSPHINGOLIPIDS TO BUILD ENDOCYTIC PITS IN CLATHRIN-
INDEPENDENT ENDOCYTOSIS.
Ludger Johannes
No Abstract
2:10 pm
MEMBRANE CURVATURE REGULATION BY PERIPHERAL PROTEINS.
Tobias Baumgart
2:45 pm
break
32-Subg
3:10 pm
STRUCTURE AND MECHANISMS OF ACTIONS OF CURVATURE-INDUCING
VIRAL MEMBRANE PROTEINS FROM SOLID-STATE NMR.
Mei Hong
No Abstract
3:45 pm
TRANSLOCON-GUIDED INSERTION OF TRANSMEMBRANE HELICES: CAR-
TOONS VS. REALITY.
Stephen H. White
33-Subg
4:20 pm
THOMPSON AWARD LECTURE
THE VERSATILE BETA-BARREL GIVES UP SECRETS OF THE MEMBRANE.
Karen G. Fleming
5:00 pm
business meeting
Biological Fluorescence Subgroup
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm, Room 502B
Subgroup Chair
Marcia Levitus, Arizona State University
34-Subg
1:00 pm
SINGLE-MOLECULE FLUORESCENCE STUDIES OF NUCLEIC-ACID TRANSAC-
TIONS IN LIVING BACTERIA.
Achilles Kapanidis
35-Subg
1:30 pm
SPATIO-TEMPORAL DYNAMICS AND METABOLIC ALTERATIONS OF P53
UPON DNA DAMAGE.
Michelle A.
Digman, Swathi Bagilthaya
36-Subg
2:00 pm
IMAGING THE EARLY EVENTS IN MEMBRANE RECEPTOR SIGNALING.
Diane S. Lidke
37-Subg
2:30 pm
FROM SINGLE-MOLECULE SPECTROSCOPY TO SUPER-RESOLUTION MI-
CROSCOPY: SUPER-RESOLUTION OPTICAL FLUCTUATION IMAGING AND
METAL-INDUCED ENERGY TRANSFER.
Joerg Enderlein
3:00 pm
break & business meeting
38-Subg
3:20 pm
NEW ISOMORPHIC FLUORESCENT NUCLEOSIDES AND NUCLEOTIDES AS
BIOPHYSICAL TOOLS.
Yitzhak Tor
39-Subg
3:50 pm
PROBING SINGLE-MOLECULE ION CHANNEL CONFORMATIONAL DYNAM-
ICS IN LIVING CELLS.
H. Peter Lu
4:20 pm
young fluorescence investigator award & lec-
ture
4:40 pm
gregorio weber award & lecture
5:00 pm
adjournment