Conference on the Integrative Biology of Exercise

运动综合生物学会议

• 批准号: 7538581
• 负责人: Martin Frank
• 金额: $ 2万
• 依托单位: AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL SOCIETY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2008
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2008-08-01 至 2009-02-28
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/7538581
• 关键词: Age; Aging; American; Area; Award; Biology; Blood Vessels; Cellular Mechanotransduction; Cellular biology; Communities; Creativeness; Depth; Development; Exercise; Exercise Physiology; Future; Gender; Genetic; Goals; Head; Hypertrophy; KLK3 gene; Metabolic Control; Molecular Biology; Participant; Physiological; Physiology; Purpose; Research; Research Personnel; Schedule; Science; Scientist; Series; Signal Transduction; Societies; South Carolina; Stem cells; Students; Travel; Underrepresented Minority; Woman; Work; base; body system; cytokine; design; insight; interest; programs; symposium

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The purpose of this proposal is to seek support for an APS Conference on the "Integrative Biology of Exercise V," scheduled for September 24-27, 2008 in Hilton Head, South Carolina. This Conference is designed to bring together scientists from all over the world who have been involved in research or have research interest in the broad area of exercise physiology. It represents the fifth in a series of meetings that have been sponsored by the American Physiological Society every four years. The scientific program has been organized based upon two features that have proven extremely successful in previous meetings: 1) a strong scientific program with participant interaction, and 2) an emphasis on emerging research performed by young investigators. The program focuses on new insights developed since the previous meeting four years ago, focusing on recent important advancements in the traditional areas of interest in exercise (e.g., metabolic control, cell signaling; satellite/stem cells biology; hypertrophy; vascular adaptations) as well as on significant new developments in emerging areas of science that have great relevance to investigators interested in exercise (e.g., mechanical signal transduction; AMPK; cytokines). We continue this focus, but not without inclusion of other important research aspects of keen interest to the exercise community. In addition, involvement of promising young investigators has created an enthusiastic forum for celebrating the creativity and energy of emerging scientists. The fundamental goal of the Conference is to provide an in- depth understanding of exercise physiology and interdisciplinary efforts to assess its impact on the systems of the body. The specific aims of this proposal include: 1) to convene an internationally recognized and interdisciplinary group of investigators to an APS Conference focusing on the use of integrative approaches for the study of exercise involving physiology, molecular biology, and genetics; 2) to promote the wide-spread participation of young scientists in this Conference, with an emphasis on women and underrepresented minorities, through the establishment of a travel award program; and 3) to interest new investigators and students in pursuing research opportunities to understand the integrative biology of exercise and its relation to gender and aging. This project is designed to bring together scientists from all over the world who have been involved in research or have research interest in the broad area of exercise physiology. The scientific program is designed to provide a strong scientific program with participant interaction and emphasize emerging research performed by young investigators. The participants will likely focus on recent important advancements in the traditional areas of interest in exercise (e.g., metabolic control, cell signaling; satellite/stem cells biology; hypertrophy; vascular adaptations) as well as on significant new developments in emerging areas of science that have great relevance to investigators interested in exercise (e.g., mechanical signal transduction; AMPK; cytokines). The goal is to provide an in-depth understanding of exercise physiology and interdisciplinary efforts to assess its impact on the systems of the body. In addition, the goal is to outline directions for future work and to interest new investigators and students in pursuing research opportunities to understand the integrative biology of exercise and its relation to gender and aging.

描述（由申请人提供）：该提案的目的是寻求有关计划于2008年9月24日至27日在南卡罗来纳州希尔顿主人的“练习V综合生物学”的APS会议的支持。该会议旨在将参与研究的科学家汇集在一起​​，或者对运动生理的广泛领域具有研究兴趣。它代表了美国生理学会每四年赞助的一系列会议中的第五次。该科学计划是基于两个在以前的会议上证明非常成功的特征组织的：1）强大的科学计划，与参与者互动，2）强调年轻研究人员进行的新兴研究。该计划的重点是自四年前上次会议以来开发的新见解，重点是在传统的运动感兴趣领域（例如，代谢控制，细胞信号传导；卫星/干细胞生物学；肥大；血管适应）以及在科学领域的重大发展方面具有与锻炼相关的科学相关性（E.G. G. G. Amspialsigant andp andp aimpersigal;我们继续这一重点，但并非不包括运动界兴趣的其他重要研究方面。此外，有前途的年轻调查人员的参与创建了一个热情的论坛，以庆祝新兴科学家的创造力和能量。会议的基本目标是对运动生理学和跨学科努力进行深入了解，以评估其对身体系统的影响。该提案的具体目的包括：1）召集国际认可和跨学科研究人员的研究人员，旨在将综合方法用于研究涉及生理学，分子生物学和遗传学的运动研究的APS会议； 2）通过建立旅行奖计划，促进年轻科学家在这次会议上的广泛参与，重点是妇女和代表性不足的少数民族； 3）让新的研究人员和学生兴趣研究机会，以了解运动的综合生物学及其与性别和衰老的关系。该项目旨在将参与研究的科学家汇集在一起​​，或者对运动生理的广泛领域具有研究兴趣。该科学计划旨在通过参与者的互动提供强大的科学计划，并强调年轻研究人员进行的新兴研究。参与者可能会重点关注传统运动感兴趣领域的最新重要进步（例如，代谢控制，细胞信号传导；卫星/干细胞生物学；肥大；血管适应），以及在科学的新兴领域的重大新发展，这些发展与研究人员感兴趣的研究者非常相关（例如，对运动感兴趣的研究者（例如，机械信号转换）（例如，机械信号的变态；目的是对运动生理学和跨学科的努力进行深入了解，以评估其对身体系统的影响。此外，目的是概述未来工作的方向，并让新的研究人员和学生寻求研究机会，以了解运动的综合生物学及其与性别和衰老的关系。