2016 Membrane Transport Proteins: Translating Molecules to Medicine Gordon Research Conference and Seminar
2016膜转运蛋白:将分子转化为药物戈登研究会议及研讨会
基本信息
- 批准号:9193325
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 2万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2016
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2016-06-11 至 2017-06-10
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:
项目摘要
The 2016 Gordon Research Conference on Membrane Transporters titled “Translating Molecules to Medicine”
will bring an urgently needed translational focus to research on clinically relevant and highly druggable
membrane transporters. Although they account for 10% of the human genome and contribute to a gamut of
highly prevalent (autism, diabetes) as well as orphan and rare diseases (Mucolipidosis type 4, Christianson
syndrome), membrane transporters remain largely untapped in their potential as therapeutic targets. The nine
scientific sessions are highly interdisciplinary, bringing together topics and techniques that are not
conventionally related: these include stem cell technology, 3D organoids, virtual mining of the chemical
universe for inhibitors, and single molecule dynamics, as examples. Ample discussion time after each talk,
daily poster sessions and afternoon free time allow plenty of opportunity for informal discussion, networking
and forming new collaborations. A special Pharma session will help build consortia between industry and
academics to tackle challenges in the drug development pipeline. The Keynote session will feature the GRC
Alexander M. Cruickshank Lecture awardee, Dr. Nieng Yan, whose recent landmark high-resolution structures
of human glucose transporters have captured the challenges and opportunities of this membrane transporter
field. Approximately 150 participants will be drawn from industry, academia, research institutions and
government and will span all career levels, ranging from early career investigators (graduate students,
postdoctoral fellows) projected to comprise 50% of attendees, to mid-career and senior scientists and
professors. This mix offers an ideal opportunity for vertical and peer mentoring, and networking, essential for
the future health and productivity of this field. For the first time, we will host a pre-conference Graduate
Research Seminar organized by, and exclusively for, young investigators. The GRS will include poster
sessions, short talks and a Careers Panel with invited leaders from pharma, academia and publishing sectors,
with a goal of fostering scientific and professional development and instilling confidence and leadership skills in
student trainees and fellows. The organizers are committed to promote diversity and inclusion of women,
minorities and persons of disability. To this end, our goal is to achieve gender parity (50%) in speakers and
discussion leaders, and to increase the visibility of all underrepresented groups. Another innovative feature of
this conference, the Power Hour, is a forum designed to address challenges that women face in science. To
foster international reach, participants have elected to alternate the location of the conference between the US
and Europe. Most recently, the conference was held in Vermont, and in 2016 the venue is Italy. The GRC
provides seed money and negotiates costs directly with the conference site, to keep expenses at a minimum.
This application seeks partial funding to cover registration costs for invited speakers, including women and
minorities, and young investigators.
2016年戈登膜转运者研究会议,标题为“将分子翻译成医学”
将迫切需要翻译重点来研究临床相关和高度吸毒
膜转运蛋白。尽管它们占人类基因组的10%,并有助于一系列
高度普遍(自闭症,糖尿病)以及孤儿和稀有疾病(粘膜脂肪性病4型,克里斯蒂安森
综合征),膜转运蛋白在其治疗靶标的潜力中基本上仍未开发。九
科学会议是高度跨学科的,将不是
常规相关:其中包括干细胞技术,3D器官,化学物质的虚拟采矿
抑制剂和单分子动力学的宇宙作为示例。每次谈话后的充分讨论时间,
每日海报会议和下午的空闲时间为非正式讨论和网络提供了足够的机会
并建立新的合作。特别的制药会议将有助于在行业之间建立财团
在药物开发管道中应对挑战的学者。主题演讲将具有GRC
亚历山大·Cruickshank(Alexander M.
人类葡萄糖转运蛋白捕获了该膜转运蛋白的挑战和机遇
场地。大约有150名参与者来自行业,学术界,研究机构以及
政府并将跨越所有职业水平,从早期职业调查员(研究生,
博士后研究员)预计将占参与者的50%,职业生涯和高级科学家以及
教授。这种组合为垂直和同伴的心理和网络提供了理想的机会,对
该领域的未来健康和生产力。我们第一次将举办会议前毕业生
研究研讨会由年轻研究人员组织,仅由年轻研究人员组织。 GRS将包括海报
会议,简短的会谈以及与制药,学术界和出版部门的邀请领导人的职业小组
旨在促进科学和专业发展,并在
学生学员和研究员。组织者致力于促进妇女的多样性和包容,
少数群体和残疾人。为此,我们的目标是在演讲者和
讨论领导者,并提高所有代表性不足的群体的可见性。另一个创新特征的特征
这次会议是电力时光,是一个论坛,旨在应对女性在科学领域面临的挑战。到
寄养国际覆盖范围,参与者已选择替代美国之间的会议地点
和欧洲。最近,该会议在佛蒙特州举行,2016年的场地是意大利。 GRC
提供种子货币并直接与会议地点进行谈判成本,以最少保留费用。
该申请寻求部分资金,以支付包括妇女在内的受邀发言人的注册费用
少数民族和年轻的调查员。
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