2006 Titles
Signalling
pathways in acute oxygen sensing NF272
Chair: Michael
Duchen
- A publication that identifies common ground between those involved, addresses the controversies, and delineates avenues for their future resolution.
- Comprehensive in its approach, including detailed data from basic biochemistry, physiology and cell and molecular biology.
- Presents an international perspective drawing together contributions from the majority of the significant laboratories worldwide involved in studies of acute oxygen sensing.
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Epithelial
Anion Transport in Health and Disease: The Role of the SLC26 Transporters Family
NF 273
Chair: Michael Welsh
- Includes detailed data from basic biochemistry, physiology and cell and molecular biology.
- The SLC26 transporters family is an area of burgeoning research interest. The proteins are key players in the transport of anions (and probably other chemical species) across epithelia and play a crucial role in a range of diseases, including cystic fibrosis, congenital Cl- diarrhoea and Pendred syndrome.
- An international perspective drawing together contributions from the majority of the significant laboratories worldwide involved in studies of the SLC26 transporters family.
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Heart
failure: molecules, mechanisms and therapeutic targets NF274
Chair: Seigo
Izumo
- Presents the very latest data on molecular biological studies of the processes involved in heart failure.
- Focuses throughout on the use data from molecular biology to guide the development of novel therapeutic strategies for cardiac failure.
- Contains extensive coverage of the very recent stem cell approaches to induce cardiac regeneration.
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Understanding
nicotine and tobacco addiction NF275
Chair: William
Corrigall
- A very comprehensive account of the problem of nicotine addiction, covering territory all the way from global epidemiology through to basic neuroscience through to new approaches in treatment of nicotine addictions.
- Brings together researchers from many different fields and contains detailed accounts of their discussions and interactions.
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Purinergic
signalling in neuron-glia interactions NF276
Chair: R
Douglas Fields
- Includes detailed data from basic biochemistry, physiology and cell and molecular neurobiology.
- A timely fusion of contributions from cell biologists, neurobiologists and experts in receptor structure and pharmacology.
- Presents an international perspective drawing together contributions from the majority of the significant laboratories worldwide involved in studies of purinergic signalling in the brain.
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New
treatment strategies for dengue and other flaviviral diseases NF277
Chair: Charles
Rice
- Provides a complete overview of all aspects of dengue and dengue haemorrhagic fever, ranging all the way from basic molecular biology through to strategies for treatment.
- Covers many different approaches to the disease and brings together scientists from both the developing and the developed world.
- An important focus of the meeting is on new developments in drug discovery in relation to dengue and dengue haemorrhagic fever.
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Empathy
and Fairness NF278
Chair: Chris
Frith
- The first book to attempt a comprehensive integration of the study of both empathy and fairness.
- Represents an integrated and interdisciplinary approach to these problems covering psychology, neuroscience, evolutionary theory, economic theory, and philosophy.
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Innate
immunity to pulmonary infection NF279
Chair: Siamon
Gordon
- Draws together an international and interdisciplinary group of experts working on both basic and clinical aspects relevant to the topic.
- Provides a timely and thorough overview of all important aspects of pulmonary infectious diseases, with particular relevance to the situation in South Africa, including basic pathology, current and potential therapies, and detailed consideration of the innate biological resistance mechanisms in the lung.
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