Discussion leader: Andreas Meyer
11:40
12:00
SPP1710: “Dynamics of Thiol-based Redox
Switches in Cellular Physiology”
GBM Study Group “Redox Biology”
12.15
Sunday, 21.09.2014
12:30
Roland Lill, Marburg
Redox events in the biogenesis of iron-sulfur
proteins
Wilhelm Voth, Göttingen
GET3 functions as ATP-independent
chaperone under oxidative stress conditions
Rudi Glockshuber, Zürich
Reduction of ScoI and CoxB by the
periplasmic thioredoxin TlpA
09:40
10.00
10:15
10:30
15.00-18.30: Young investigator meeting SPP 1710:
“Team building”, meet at the “Brückenaffe,
Alte Brücke”
19:00: Get-together
Kulturbrauerei Heidelberg
Session 2: Discovery of new thiol switches
Discussion leader: Karl-Josef Dietz
10:45
Coffee break
14:20
11:15
Discussion: Redox in the future: What are
tomorrow’s questions?
12:00
Poster session II.
15:00
Monday, 22.09.2014
09:00
Katja Becker and Hannes Herrmann
Welcome
Session 1: Defined thiol switches
Discussion leader: Tobias Dick
09:10
09:50
10:10
10:30
10.50
Neil Bulleid, Glasgow
Redox regulation and disulfide formation in
the endoplasmic reticulum
Leopold Flohé, Magdeburg
Half a century with glutathione peroxidases
Luise Krauth-Siegel, Heidelberg
GPx-type enzymes protect trypanosomes
from subcellular membrane damages
Marcus Conrad, Munich
The Cys/GSH/GPx4 axis in control of cell
death and degenerative disease
Ivan Bogeski, Homburg/Saar
The interplay between ORAI channels and
NADPH oxidase 2
15:20
15:35
15.50
16.05
Coffee break
Nicolas Rouhier, Nancy
Plant glutaredoxins: iron or redox players?
Helmut Sies, Düsseldorf
Metabolic H2O2 generation: role in redox
signaling and oxidative stress
Gaetano Calabrese, Kaiserslautern
Redox regulation in the mitochondrial
intermembrane space
Martin Gruhlke, Aachen
Unravelling the physiological effects of the
redox-toxin allicin from garlic
Peng Wang, Berlin
Thiol-based redox control of tetrapyrrole
biosynthesis in higher plants
Eva-Maria Hanschmann, Greifswald
Nrx interaction partners in cellular
(de)differentiation
Session 3: Engineered thiol switches
Discussion leader: Blanche Schwappach
13.30
14.50
Martin Kerschensteiner, Munich
In vivo analysis of mitochondrial redox signals
in nervous system pathology
Frank Böhmer, Jena
Oxidation of protein tyrosine phosphatases in
acute myeloid leukemia cells
Marina Rubini, Konstanz
Acceleration of protein folding by a single
amino acid replacement in thioredoxin
Franziska Mohring, Giessen
Determination of the glutathione redox
potential in subcellular compartments of
Plasmodium falciparum
Bruce Morgan, Heidelberg
Investigating cellular H2O2 homeostasis with
ultra-sensitive genetically-encoded probes
Closing remarks
15:00
End of the symposium
13:50
14:05
14.20
16:30
19:00
Bus to Castle tour
Dinner Haus Buhl
Tuesday, 23.09.2014
14:35
Discussion leader: Sabine Zachgo
09:00
11:10
Poster session I.
The dangerous life of periplasmic proteins,
electrons to the rescue
Lars Leichert, Bochum
Functional metagenomics of the thioredoxin
superfamily
Isabel Aller, Bonn
Characterization of the ER-oxidoreductases
ERO1 and ERO2 from Arabidopsis thaliana
Nora Gutsche, Osnabrück
Interactions of ROXYs with TGA transcription
factors during the evolution of land plants
Andrea Viehauser, Bielefeld
Cysteinyl residues in redox-related functions
of cyclophilin Cyp20-3
Jean-François Collet, Brussels