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Monday July 16th, 2012 will be the Summer BITC Workshop/Seminar: Antibodies in Solution
Check back for the announcement of speakers and registration information. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Prior Workshops:
Monday July 11, 2011 to Thursday July 14, 2011 The Advanced Analytical Ultracentrifugation Workshop: Theory and Practice on the campus of The University of New Hampshire in Durham, New Hampshire -- Daily Program Schedule map of Durham/UNH Analytical Ultracentrifugation (AUC) is a powerful method for the determination of absolute molar mass, shape and for the analysis of reversible interactions and irreversible aggregation formation involving macromolecules in solution. A combination of modern instrumentation, fast computers and new data analysis algorithms has led to an ever increasing use of AUC in basic research, process development and biotherapeutic formulations. This is an advanced AUC workshop and is appropriate for academic and industrial scientists who are already familiar with basic experimental and data analysis methods.
Symposium Day: Thursday, July 14th was a "Symposium Day". This day was included in the registration for the workshop, but could also be registered for separately. Instructors included: Please click on the instructors name (or just below their names) for their presentations.
Symposium Day speakers will include:
Bioassays: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly! - July 2010 Mark Chiu, Abbott Laboratories Thomas Glass, Sapidyne Instruments, Inc. Stephen Krause, MedImmune Jean Lee, Amgen Inc. Eric D. Roush, GE Healthcare Bruce Thompson, Pfizer Mohammed Yousef, Bio-Rad
Steven J. Shire, Ph.D., Genentech, Inc. Barthelemy Demeule, Ph.D.,University of Geneva and University of Lausanne
Matt Rhyner, Ph.D. Beckman Coulter Inc.
John Champagne, Wyatt Technology Inc Sampath Krishnan, Amgen Inc. Thomas M. Scherer, Ph.D., University of Massachusetts
Allen Minton, National Institutes of Health “New light scattering method for detection and characterization of protein association in highly concentration solution” Jun Liu, Genentech, Inc. “Misbehaving Proteins – A Perspective from Biopharmaceutical Industry”
C.Russ Middaugh, “The Polyanion World and Ill-Behaved Proteins”
Christopher J. Roberts, “What controls non-native aggregation of foldable Proteins? Competing views from polymer physics, colloid science, and protein chemistry” Yatin Gokarn, Amgen, Inc. “Good Proteins, Bad Environment: Role of Effective Charge in Governing Stability, Solubility & Rheology”
“Refolding of soluble and membrane proteins: methods and structural characterization”
Sandra Smith-Gill, National Cancer Institute, NIH “Thermodynamics and time-dependent stability of antibody-antigen complexes” Steve Shire, Genetech, Inc. “Monoclonal antibody viscosity and self-association: analytics and interpretation of results”
Nick Pace, “Protein stability and solubility: contribution of net charge and individual amino acid side chains”
Wayne Bolen, “Relating protein-osmolyte interactions to Protein solubility and stability”
Eric Sundberg, “Energetic cooperativity in protein-protein interactions”
Fluorescence detection optical system for the analytical ultracentrifuge: data acquisition and analysis, operating system and simulation software. Biacore’s surface plasmon resonance biosensor (3000): advance techniques and GPCR studies.
Walter Stafford,
David Myszka, Thomas Laue, Center to Advance Molecualr Itneraction Science
Simon Cocklin, Kenneth Miller and Brian Lang, Biacore
Joe Beechem, Molecular Probes: HTS assays Zygmunt Gryczynski, Center for fluorescence Spectrosocpy: General principles, polarization, new developments
Nancy Thompson, U. James Foley, Rowland Institute, Harvard: Fluorescent dyes
Norma Greenfied, UNJMD, circular dichroism Tom Laue, CAMIS, sedimentation equilibrium Ernst Linder, UNH, generalized curve fitting David Myszka, U. Utah, surface plasmon resonance John Philo, Alliance Protein, sedimentation velocity
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