Radical Chemistry and Biology : Interdisciplinary research at the biology - chemistry interface (oxidative stress and ageing)
30 March 2007
Programme
10.00 am Registration and Coffee
10.55am Chairman"s Welcome and Intrioduction : Dr Richard Hartley, Glasgow University
11.00am The age old radical question: Can chemical biology provide the answer?, Professor Declan Naughton, Kingston University
11.40am Killing of microbes by neutrophils, free radicals out, ions in (and out)!, Professor Anthony W. Segal FRS, Centre for Molecular Medicine, University College London
12.20pm Networking Lunch
1.20pm Haem proteins, free radicals and oxidative stress: from rhabdomyolysis to blood substitutes, Professor Chris Cooper, University of Essex.
2.00pm Mechanisms of oxygen activation by dioxygenase enzymes, Professor Tim Bugg, University of Warwick
2.40pm Poster Session and Tea
3.20pm Targeting antioxidants and redox probes to mitochondria, Dr Michael P. Murphy, MRC Dunn Human Nutrition Unit, Cambridge
4.00pm Using Telomere-Based Biological Chemistry to Develop Superior Anti-Oxidant Therapeutics, Dr Kelly Lamb, University of Glasgow
4.40pm Summing up of the day: Dr Richard Faragher, Direcrtor SPARC
5.00pm Meeting Closes
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