1. Bioinformatics/Statistics (Mon AM)
· Alexey Nesvizhskii, University of Michigan; “Computational Methods for Affinity Purification Mass Spectrometry Protein-Protein Interaction Data”
2. Signaling and Pathways I (Mon AM)
· Tobias Meyer, Stanford University
· Laurie Parker, Purdue University; “Biosensors for Biomarkers: Measuring Kinase Signaling Activity in Live Cells”
3. Bioinformatics/Databases (Mon AM)
· Cathy Wu, University of Delaware; “Linking Data Mining, Text Mining, and Ontology for Functional Interpretation of Proteomic Data in the Context of Systems Biology”
4. Signaling and Pathways II (Mon AM)
· Klaus Hahn, UNC Chapel Hill; “Rapid Signaling in Living Cells – New Tools to Peek and Poke at GTPase Networks”
5. Bioinformatics / Emerging Concepts (Mon PM)
· Yang Zhang, University of Michigan; “Genome-wide Protein Structure and Function Prediction”
6. Protein Interactions (Mon PM)
· Patrick Griffin, Scripps Research Institute; “HDX Analysis of GPCRs and Nuclear Receptors Provides Insight into Ligand Activation and Signaling”
· Peter Prevelige, University of Alabama; “Protein Cross-linking and Model Building in Structural Virology”
· Ileana Cristea, Princeton University; “A Proteomic Perspective of the Dynamic Interplay between Viruses and Hosts”
7. Clinical and Biological Applications (Tues AM)
· Ahmet Dogan, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine; “Clinical Diagnosis of Protein Misfolding Diseases by Laser Capture Micro-dissection and Shotgun Proteomics”
8. Biotechnology I (Tues AM)
· Cheng Lee, University of Maryland; “Unlocking Tissue Proteomics for Cancer Biomarker Discovery”
9. Clinical and Biological Applications (Tues AM)
· Cathy Costello, Boston University; “Application of Proteomics Techniques to the Investigation of Lyme Arthritis”
10. Biotechnology II (Tues AM)
· Ben Garcia, Princeton University; “Next Generation Proteomic Tools for Characterization of the Epigenetic Cancer Code”
11. Absolute Protein Quantification (Tues PM)
· Michael MacCoss, University of Washington; “Automated Development and Refinement of Targeted Mass Spectrometry Methods using Skyline”
· Mary N. Teruel, Stanford University; “Quantification of Protein Copy Number and Robustness in the Store-Operated Calcium Signaling Network using SRM Mass Spectrometry”
· Adam M. Hawkridge, NC State University; “Intra- and Inter-Individual Protein Concentrations Measurments using a Multiplexed SRM Assay and Longitudinal Sampling”
12. Biotechnology III (Tues PM)
· Rena Robinson, University of Pittsburgh; “Quantitative Proteomics to Understand Processes of Aging”
· John McLean, Vanderbilt University; “Advanced Structural Mass Spectrometry for Characterizing Real-Time Cellular Dynamics”
13. Novel Measurement Platforms (Wed AM)
· Ulf Landegren, Uppsala University; “Measuring and Imaging Proteins in Patient Samples via DNA Reporters”
14. Emerging Topics (Wed AM)
General Session: The Future and New Directions (Wed AM)
· Robert Moritz, Institute for Systems Biology; “Complete Human Peptide- and SRM-Atlas”
· Matthias Mann, Max Planck Institute; “Technological Developments in MS-Based Proteomics and their Application in Cancer Related Research”