Program
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Monday, November 13
14:00-18:30 Arrive and Check-in
18:30- Welcome Dinner
Tuesday, November 14
09:00-09:30 Opening Remarks
Tadashi Yamamoto
Session 1: Different angles to RNA biology study
09:30-10:20 O-1 Toshinobu Fujiwara
Zfp36l1 represses translation initiation independently of deadenylation mediated by AU-rich elements
10:20-11:10 O-2 Matthias Hentze
Changing perspectives on RNA and RNA-binding proteins:
Riboregulation of mammalian autophagy
11:10-11:25 Coffee Break
11:25-12:15 O-3 Osamu Takeuchi
Roles of an endoribonuclease Regnase-1 in the maintenance of immune and iron homeostasis
13:15-15:30 Poster Session
Session 2: Translation and co-translation control
15:30-16:20 O-4 Shintaro Iwasaki
Genomic and structural basis of self-resistance to natural translation inhibitor in Aglaia
16:20-17:10 O-5 Toshifumi Inada
Crucial roles of UBP3-BRE5 deubiquitination complex in translation attenutation upon unfolded stress response
17:10-17:25 Coffee Break
17:25-18:15 O-6 Thomas Preiss
Translation cycle dynamics and compendia of RNA-protein interactions
18:15-18:45 O-7 Clement Chapat
Insights into the role of the 4EHP-GIGYF1/2 complex on translational silencing
19:00- Dinner
Wednesday, November 15
Session 3: The CCR4-NOT complex and translation
09:00-09:50 O-8 Martine Collart
Not1 serves as a scaffold for assembly of mRNPs with multiple functions
09:50-10:40 O-9 Keiji Kuba
RNA deadenylation-guided control of cardiac homeostasis
10:40-10:55 Coffee Break
10:55-11:45 O-10 Sebastiaan Winkler
Reconstitution and biochemical activity of a human pentameric CCR4-NOT core complex
11:45-12:15 O-11 David Gatfield
Circadian RNA biology – from molecular mechanisms to physiological functions
12:30- OIST Tour → Excursion (Lunch on bus)
Excursion *2000 yen.
19:00- Dinner
Thursday, November 16
Session 4: RNA biology in plant and model organisms
09:00-09:50 O-12 Yukako Chiba
Poly(A) status of clock genes were modulated by AtCCR4a/b deadenylases, components of the CCR4-NOT complex in Arabidopsis
09:50-10:40 O-13 Hidetoshi Saze
Epigenetic regulation of intragenic transposons impacts gene transcription in Arabidopsis
10:40-10:55 Coffee Break
10:55-11:45 O-14 Yukihide Tomari
Assembly and function of the RNA silencing complex
12:00-13:00 Lunch
Session 5: Structure and function of the CCR4-NOT complex
13:00-13:50 O-15 Joseph Reese
The many functions of the yeast CCR4-NOT complex
13:50-14:40 O-16 Mark Bartlam
Structural studies of the human CCR4-NOT complex
14:40-15:30 O-17 Bertrand Seraphin
Organization and regulation of the CCR4-NOT complex impacting mRNA deadenylation
15:30-15:50 Coffee Break
Session 6: Transcription-associated RNA biology
15:50-16:40 O-18 Teruko Tamura-Niemann
Effects of the transcription elongation rate on RNA processing of immediate early genes and the role of THOC5, a member of the transcription/export (TREX) complex
16:40-17:30 O-19 Yumiko Imai
A lysine methyltransferase suppresses influenza virus replication through regulation of functional chromatin domain formation
17:30-18:20 O-20 Masatoshi Hagiwara
Chemical therapeutics of congenital diseases by manipulating transcriptome.
19:00- Final Banquet
Friday, November 17
Session 7: Decoding hidden codes in RNA sequence and biology
09:00-09:30 O-21 Kent Duncan
The RNA-binding protein Pumilio-2 selectively modulates memory in mice
09:30-10:20 O-22 Charles Joel McManus
Finding and testing hidden uORFs
10:20-10:35 Coffee Break
10:35-11:25 O-23 Yuichiro Mishima
Codon-mediated mRNA decay in zebrafish embryos
11:25-11:55 O-24 Charles Plessy
Single-molecule transcriptome analysis
Departure