Ubiquitin Biology joint with Targeted Protein Degradation, Fairmont Hotel Vancouver, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

1. 09/12/2021, 10:54 Ubiquitin Biology joint with Targeted Protein Degradation, Fairmont Hotel Vancouver, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | eMedEvents  Sign In Assistant Are you an Organizer?   SEARCH  ‹ › Internal Medicine/Family MedicineOncologyRadiologyPsychiatryPediatricsEmergency MedicineNeurologyCardiologyDermatologyDentists Obstetrics and Gynecology Home / Conferences / Ubiquitin Biology joint with Targeted Protein Degradation Ubiquitin Biology joint with Targeted Protein Degradation By Keystone Symposia on Molecular and Cellular Biology In-Person EventJan 23 - 26, 2022Vancouver, British Columbia  USD 1,020.00* INTERESTED  Overview Conference Summary Topic Ubiquitin Biology joint with Targeted Protein Degradation is organized by Keystone Symposia on Molecular and Cellular Biology and will be held from Jan 23 - 26, 2022 at Fairmont Hotel Vancouver, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Description: Protein ubiquitylation regulates nearly every critical cellular pathway and emerging evidence has demonstrated that defects within the ubiquitin proteasome system can directly lead human disease, most notably neurodegenerative disorders. This has fueled a recent expansion of drug development efforts to harness the ubiquitin proteasome system to both aid in its functionality during disease progression and to specify individual targets for degradation. Several key questions regarding ubiquitin biology remain unanswered. Can individual cellular pathways, like DNA repair, be speci?cally manipulated by altering the activity of ubiquitin pathway enzymes? What are the major factors that limit ubiquitin proteasome function during disease pathogenesis? How do infectious diseases impact the ubiquitin system, and can we utilize these diverse mechanisms to develop new tools and paradigms to manipulate the ubiquitin system? The speci?c goals of the proposed meeting are: 1- Establish detailed connections between the diverse cellular pathways regulated by the ubiquitin system. 2- Determine the structural rules de?ning how individual proteins are speci?cally targeted by ubiquitin pathway enzymes. 3- Identify emerging themes using by pathogens to subvert the ubiquitin system 4- Foster enhanced collaboration between academia and the biotechnology industry toward the goal of developing therapeutics targeting the ubiquitin system. This joint meeting with “Targeted Protein Degradation” will provide a cross-disciplinary understanding of the various genetic and chemical approaches to identify mechanisms to speci?cally target individual proteins for degradation. One key outcome will be the establishment of collaborations between ubiquitin biologists studying how individual pathways are regulated by ubiquitin and industry leaders developing tools to both activate and inhibit ubiquitin pathway components. Additional details will be posted as soon as information is available. Specialties Target Audience Additional Info Contact Us Topic ✔Infectious diseases Infectious diseases Specialties Molecular Biology Target Audience Physician Students Additional Info S i i? P Vi P https://www.emedevents.com/c/medical-conferences-2022/ubiquitin-biology-joint-with-targeted-protein-degradation 1/3

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