FASEB's The Ion Channel Regulation Conference

FASEB 离子通道调节会议

• 批准号: 10231849
• 负责人: Isabelle Deschenes
• 金额: $ 1.5万
• 依托单位: FEDERATION OF AMER SOC FOR EXPER BIOLOGY
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 2021
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2021-09-01 至 2023-08-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10231849
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This is an application for partial support of the 10th biennial FASEB Science Research Conference on Ion Channel Regulation that will be held from June 27 to July 2 2021 at the Oak Island Resort & Conference Center in Nova Scotia, Canada. The objectives of this conference are to: stimulate discourse, seed new ideas, and facilitate collaboration in ways that will accelerate new discoveries about ion channels at the basic and translational levels, and to provide a forum for trainees to participate in scientific sessions and in career development activities. Regulation of ion channel function is essential for myriad physiological functions including neuronal signaling, pain transduction, and the beating of the heart. Accounting for ~2% of human genes, ion channels are subject to numerous disease-causing mutations, leading to over 55 inherited disorders termed “channelopathies”, including epilepsy, migraine, several neurological disorders, blindness, deafness, diabetes, hypertension, several different cardiac arrhythmias, asthma, irritable bowel syndrome, skin diseases and cancer. Importantly, considering the central involvement of ion channels, these diseases share a great deal in common in terms of disease mechanisms and potential therapeutic development with ion channels being the target of numerous drugs. Thus, the topic of our conference is both timely and highly relevant for a broad population of scientists, clinicians, and the general public and will benefit greatly from the ion channel community coming together. The meeting will be co-chaired by Isabelle Deschênes from The Ohio State University and Gea-Ny Tseng from Virginia Commonwealth University, both recognized leaders in ion channel biology with expertise between the two of them covering all aspects of ion channel research going from structure-function, transcriptional regulation, trafficking, regulation and channelopathies. The Program consists of nine scientific sessions, two keynote addresses, and two breakout sessions focused on interactions with experts from academia, NIH and industry and a career development session. Most scientific sessions are organized around general themes rather than ion channel subtype and organs, to foster crosstalk between fields typically kept separate in traditional conferences. There will be 32 session speakers giving full talks, including at least 18 women (56% of speakers) and 9 session chairs (4 of whom are women, 44%). Most of the invited speakers (90%) have not presented at this conference during the prior two meetings. Of the 32 session speakers, we currently have 9 early career stage investigators (28%) and 9 members of under-represented minorities in science (28%). We will also have 8 additional short talks which will be selected from the abstracts submitted and dedicated to junior investigators which will therefore encompass 36% of our speakers, giving them the opportunity to get broad exposure. We have placed emphasis on comprehensive scientific themes shared across ion channel types seeking to catalyze on the knowledge from each to benefit the broader field and will allow us to build multidisciplinary networks across the different ion channels.

这是对第十届双年展FaseB科学研究会议的部分支持的申请 渠道法规将于2021年6月27日至7月2日在橡树岛度假胜地和会议中心举行 在加拿大新斯科舍省。这次会议的目标是：刺激话语，种子新想法和 促进协作以基本和基本和 翻译水平，并为学员提供一个论坛，以参加科学会议和职业 发展活动。离子通道功能的调节对于众多生理功能至关重要 神经元信号传导，疼痛传播和心脏的节奏。占人类基因的约2％的离子 渠道受到许多引起疾病的突变的约束，导致超过55种遗传性疾病 “通道病”，包括癫痫，偏头痛，几种神经系统疾病，失明，耳聋，糖尿病， 高血压，几种不同的心律失常，哮喘，肠易激综合征，皮肤病和癌症。 重要的是，考虑到离子渠道的中心参与，这些疾病共同有很多共同点 在疾病机制和潜在的治疗发展方面，离子通道是 许多药物。这是我们会议的主题既及时又与广泛人口高度相关 科学家，临床医生和公众，将从Ion频道社区中受益匪浅 一起。会议将由俄亥俄州立大学和GEA-NY的IsabelleDeschê​​nes共同主持 来自弗吉尼亚联邦大学的Tseng，都是Ion Channel Biology的公认领导者，具有专业知识 他们两个涵盖了从结构功能到的离子通道研究的各个方面， 转录调节，贩运，调节和通道病。该计划由九个科学组成 会议，两个主题演讲和两个突破性会议，重点是与专家的互动 学术界，NIH和工业以及职业发展会议。大多数科学会议都是在周围组织的 一般主题而不是离子通道亚型和器官，以在通常保存的字段之间培养串扰 在传统会议上分开。将有32个会话演讲者进行全面谈判，包括至少18个 妇女（56％的演讲者）和9张会议椅（其中4个是女性，44％）。大多数受邀演讲者 （90％）在前两次会议上没有在本次会议上介绍。在32个会话演讲者中，我们 目前有9名职业生涯阶段调查员（28％）和9位代表性不足的少数民族成员 科学（28％）。我们还将进行8次其他简短谈判，将从提交的摘要中选出， 专门针对初级调查人员，因此将涵盖我们36％的发言人，从而给他们 获得广泛曝光的机会。我们强调共享的全面科学主题 离子频道类型试图催化每个人的知识以使更广泛的领域受益，并将允许我们 跨不同离子渠道构建多学科网络。