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==MitoCom Lectures - Series November 2011== | ==MitoCom Lectures - Series November 2011== | ||
An informal series of lectures | An informal series of lectures will be held in November 2011 in the OROBOROS Office (Schöpfstr. 18, Innsbruck), as an introduction into mitochondrial respiratory physiology. The lectures will be complemented by group discussions of the latest literature and experimental progress. | ||
* 2011-Nov-03, 8:15 - 09:45 | * 2011-Nov-03, 8:15 - 09:45 | ||
::E. Gnaiger: '''Approaching in vivo mitochondrial function: Coupling and substrate control of mitochondrial respiration.''' | ::E. Gnaiger (Innsbruck): '''Approaching in vivo mitochondrial function: Coupling and substrate control of mitochondrial respiration.''' | ||
* 2011-Nov-08, 8:15 - 09:45 | * 2011-Nov-08, 8:15 - 09:45 | ||
::E. Gnaiger: '''The Greenland expedition: Are mitochondria of traditional Inuit hunters (Northern haplotypes) more uncoupled for higher heat production?''' | ::E. Gnaiger (Innsbruck): '''The Greenland expedition: Are mitochondria of traditional Inuit hunters (Northern haplotypes) more uncoupled for higher heat production?''' | ||
* 2011-Nov-10, 8:15 - 09:45 | |||
::P. Jezek (Prague): '''Mitochondrial structure and function''' | |||
* 2011-Nov-15, 8:15 - 09:45 | * 2011-Nov-15, 8:15 - 09:45 | ||
::D. Pesta: '''Endurance and strength training in sedentary controls and elite endurance athletes: Are trained mitochondria less coupled?''' | ::D. Pesta (Innsbruck): '''Endurance and strength training in sedentary controls and elite endurance athletes: Are trained mitochondria less coupled?''' | ||
::E. Gnaiger: '''Experimental validation of substrate-uncoupler-inhibitor titration protocols with NIH3T3 fibroblasts.''' | ::E. Gnaiger (Innsbruck): '''Experimental validation of substrate-uncoupler-inhibitor titration protocols with NIH3T3 fibroblasts.''' | ||
* 2011-Nov-17, 8:15 - 09:45 | * 2011-Nov-17, 8:15 - 09:45 | ||
::E. Gnaiger: '''Mitochondrial respiratory capacity at maximum aerobic exercise: Are intracellular oxygen levels limiting?''' | ::E. Gnaiger (Innsbruck): '''Mitochondrial respiratory capacity at maximum aerobic exercise: Are intracellular oxygen levels limiting?''' | ||
* 2011-Nov-22, 8:15 - 09:45 | * 2011-Nov-22, 8:15 - 09:45 | ||
::E. Gnaiger: '''From mouse to man, from muscle to brain. Comparative mitochondrial physiology.''' | ::E. Gnaiger (Innsbruck): '''From mouse to man, from muscle to brain. Comparative mitochondrial physiology.''' | ||
A reading list will be provided for participants. ''Please, contact'' katrin.stecher@oroboros.at. | A reading list will be provided for participants. ''Please, contact'' katrin.stecher@oroboros.at. | ||
Revision as of 21:29, 25 October 2011
MitoCom Lectures - Series November 2011
An informal series of lectures will be held in November 2011 in the OROBOROS Office (Schöpfstr. 18, Innsbruck), as an introduction into mitochondrial respiratory physiology. The lectures will be complemented by group discussions of the latest literature and experimental progress.
- 2011-Nov-03, 8:15 - 09:45
- E. Gnaiger (Innsbruck): Approaching in vivo mitochondrial function: Coupling and substrate control of mitochondrial respiration.
- 2011-Nov-08, 8:15 - 09:45
- E. Gnaiger (Innsbruck): The Greenland expedition: Are mitochondria of traditional Inuit hunters (Northern haplotypes) more uncoupled for higher heat production?
- 2011-Nov-10, 8:15 - 09:45
- P. Jezek (Prague): Mitochondrial structure and function
- 2011-Nov-15, 8:15 - 09:45
- D. Pesta (Innsbruck): Endurance and strength training in sedentary controls and elite endurance athletes: Are trained mitochondria less coupled?
- E. Gnaiger (Innsbruck): Experimental validation of substrate-uncoupler-inhibitor titration protocols with NIH3T3 fibroblasts.
- 2011-Nov-17, 8:15 - 09:45
- E. Gnaiger (Innsbruck): Mitochondrial respiratory capacity at maximum aerobic exercise: Are intracellular oxygen levels limiting?
- 2011-Nov-22, 8:15 - 09:45
- E. Gnaiger (Innsbruck): From mouse to man, from muscle to brain. Comparative mitochondrial physiology.
A reading list will be provided for participants. Please, contact katrin.stecher@oroboros.at.
