Different field, different problem, same solution: metabolism!
Metabolism has captured the interest of researchers across many different biological disciplines. In some fields, interest in longstanding metabolic questions has been renewed. In other areas, new metabolic connections are being made for the first time. No matter the topic, however, metabolism studies evoke pathway charts and methodological approaches that may not be common knowledge in all disciplines, and this could hinder dialogue between investigators. Moreover, many of the same metabolic patterns are observed consistently in different disease settings, animal models and cell types.
The purpose of our symposium at , the annual meeting of the 麻豆传媒色情片 and 麻豆传媒色情片 Biology, which will be held in March in Seattle, is to bring together researchers from disparate areas of biology who speak the common language of metabolism. We want to facilitate interactions between investigators who may be thinking about the same metabolic themes, but who are not typically at the same meetings or conferences. The presentations will not be organized by discipline but rather by metabolism topic, with the aim of stimulating new discussions and collaborative opportunities.
Our symposium will feature research examining metabolism at multiple levels — ranging from whole body to cells and organelles. We will hear how the same metabolic programs are implicated not only in diseases such as cancer and neurodegeneration but also in fundamental biochemical processes including immune response and vision.
Keywords: Metabolism, metabolomics, lipids, physiology, interorgan communication, mitochondria, lysosomes, isotope tracing.
Who should attend: Anyone interested in metabolism at any level in any context.
Theme song: “What Makes You Beautiful” by One Direction, because metabolism lights up all of our worlds — and in honor of the infamous “What Makes Glycolysis” parody (look it up!).
This session is powered by ox phos (platinum-level sponsor) and substrate-level phosphorylation (gold-level sponsor).
Speakers
Metabolic physiology
Gary Patti (chair), Washington University in St. Louis
Deb Muoio, Duke University
Nada Kalaany, Harvard Medical School
Matt Gentry, University of Kentucky
Metabolism in health and disease
Jason Tennessen, Indiana University
Jing Fan, University of Wisconsin
Organelle metabolism
Nika Danial (chair), Harvard Medical School
Dale Abel, University of California, Los Angeles
Roberto Zoncu, University of California, Berkeley
Natalie Niemi, Washington University in St. Louis
The complete list
Learn about all 11 symposia planned for Discover BMB 2023:- Protein Machines and Disorder
- Regulation of RNA
- Organelles, Mechanisms and Phase Properties of Cellular Quality Control
- Lipid Dynamics and Signals in Membrane and Protein Structure
- Frontiers in Carbohydrate Synthesis and Recognition
- Bias In, Bias Out in Data Science
- Cell Signaling — New Tools and Emerging Concepts
- Education and Professional Development
- Biochemistry of Elemental Cycling
- Advances in Organismal and Cellular Metabolism
- Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Structural Biology, Drug Design and Systems Biology
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