Engineering Fundamentals in Life Science |
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| Session 670 - Receptor-Mediated Phenomena II | |||
| Receptor mediated phenomena are important mechanisms by which cells communicate with their environment. In this session, we are seeking papers which examine a variety of receptor mediated phenomena, associated with such processes as intracellular signaling, cell-cell signaling, mechanotransduction, or tissue remodeling for example. Of particular interest are studies involving apoptosis and differentiation. Modeling and experimental approaches to examining receptor mediated phenomena are welcome. | |||
| Chair: | Ian J. Laurenzi | ||
| CoChair: | Melissa A. Moss | ||
| 670a | A Bind-and-Lock VEGF Immobilization Strategy to Study VEGFR-2 Signaling Sean M. Anderson, Tatiana Segura |
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| 670b | EGFR Antagonists Based on the Fibronectin Domain Benjamin J. Hackel, K. Dane Wittrup |
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| 670c | EGFR Regulates Cell-Cell Adhesion and E-Cadherin Translocation through PKC-Delta Raghvendra Singh, Stelios T. Andreadis |
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| 670d | Activation of Endothelium In Alzheimer's Disease Brain Involves Soluble Aggregates of the Amyloid-Beta Protein Francisco J. Gonzalez-Velasquez, Joseph A. Kotarek, Melissa A. Moss |
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| Break |
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| 670e | Crosstalk Between Cell-Cell Contact and Soluble Factors In Regulating Epithelial Cell Proliferation Anand R. Asthagiri, Jin-Hong Kim |
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| 670f | Pkr Is Involved In Mediating Insulin Signaling and Inducing Insulin Resistance Xuerui Yang, Christina Chan |
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| 670g | Dynamics and Regulation of Il-12 Receptor Signaling Stacey D. Finley, Deepti Gupta, Linda J. Broadbelt, Kathleen M. Brundage, David J. Klinke |
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