Scientific Organizers
Doug Engel
Northwest University, Evanston IL, U.S.A.
Nigel Holder
University College London, London, U.K.
&
Roger Patient
King's College London, London, U.K.
Workshop Secretariat
Helen Rudkin and Antonella Secondulfo
Program
Sunday morning, 26 October
GATA functions
Chairperson: Doug Engel
9:00 Roger Patient: Introduction remarks.
9:15 Stuart Orkin: Genetic analysis of GATA-1.
9:45 Gary Felsenfeld: GATA-1 and chromatin structure.
10:15 Dave Whyatt: GATA-1 and cell cycle.
10:30 Coffee Break
11:00 Dick Flavell: The role of GATA-3 in CD4 T-cell differentiation.
11:30 Alar Karis: The role of GATA-3 in mouse development.
11:45 Roger Patient: GATA effects on cell fate and differentiation.
12:30 Group Photo
Sunday evening, 26 October
Blood
Chairperson: Stuart Orkin
5:00 Frank Grosveld: GATA factors and globin gene regulation.
5:30 Alice Tsang: Function of friend of GATA-1 (FOG) in hematopoiesis.
5:50 Thomas Graf: Role of GATA1, C/EBP and PU.1 in lineage
determination of hematopoietic progenitors.
6:20 Break
6:35 Tariq Enver: Transcriptional programming in haematopoietic
stem cells.
7:05 Leonard Zon: Role of GATA-binding proteins as hematopoietic
specifiers during
embryogenesis.
Monday morning, 27 October
Genetic analysis
Chairperson: Nigel Holder
8:45 Herbert Arst: Mutational analysis of the DNA binding
region of the GATA factor
AreA, mediating nitrogen metabolite repression in Aspergillus.
9:15 Iain Manfield: The DNA-binding domain of the gene regulatory
protein AreA
extends beyond the minimal zinc finger region conserved between
GATA proteins.
9:30 Joel Rothman: Specification of the endoderm by a GATA factor
in the nematode
C. elegans.
10:30 Coffee Break
11:00 Pat Simpson: The role of pannier and itÕs co-factor
U-shape in the regulation
of achaete-scute expression and bristle pattern in Drosphila.
11:30 Rolf Reuter: Serpent, a GATA factor for blood and gut in
flies.
12:00 Cecelia Trainer: The role of ÔdoubleÕ DNA binding sites
in gene regulation
by GATA factors.
Monday evening, 27 October
Regulation of GATA expression
Chairperson: Gray Felsenfeld
5:00 Masayuki Yamamoto: Upstream and downstream of erythroid
transcription
factor GATA-1.
5:30 Sergio Ottolenghi: Multiple regulatory elements within the
mouse GATA-1 gene.
6:00 Anna Rita Migliaccio: The increase in the expression of
GATA-1 during erythroid differentiation is mediated by activation
of its distal promoter.
6:15 Maggie Walmsley: Patterning of GATA-2 and 3 in the non-neural
ectoderm.
6:30 Break
6:45 Matthew Guille: Regulation of Xenopus GATA-2 gene by
a developmentally regulated CCAAT box transcription factor.
7:00 Doug Engel: GATA-2 and GATA-3 YACs.
7:30 John Burch: Heart-region Ðspecific control of GATA-6 gene
expression.
Tuesday morning, 28 October
Heart and endoderm
Chairperson: Roger Patient
8:45 Mona Nemer: Molecular basis for GATA factor specificity.
9:15 Frederic Charron: Differentiation of in vivo targets for
GATA factors in the myocardium.
9:30 Michael S. Parmacek: Structure, function and expression
of GATA-6 in vertebrate development.
10:00 Todd Evans: Distinct functions for GATA-4/5/6 in the heart
and gut.
10:30 Coffee Break
11:00 Markku Heikinheimo: Transcription factors GATA-4 and
6 in the endocrine system.
11:30 Masatomo Maeda: Gastric GATA-6 DNA-binding protein: proteolysis
induced by cAMP.
11:45 Nigel Holder: The spatial regulation of GATA gene expression
in the zebrafish gastrula.
Poster viewing before and after evening sessions.
This Workshop has been sponsored by
European Molecular Biololgy Organization (EMBO)
The Organizers wish to gratefully acknowledge the cooperation
of the AZIENDA AUTONOMA DI CURA. SOGGIORNO E TURISMO. Capri
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