Keeping the focus on biophysics and actin filaments in Nagoya: A report of the 2016 "now in actin" symposium.
Keeping the focus on biophysics and actin filaments in Nagoya: A report of the 2016 "now in actin" symposium.
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在名古屋继续关注生物物理学和肌动蛋白丝：2016 年“现在在肌动蛋白”研讨会的报告。
作者：
Fujiwara I;Narita A
活细胞中的调节系统高度组织化，使细胞能够对其环境的各种变化做出反应。肌动蛋白聚合和解聚对于建立细胞骨架网络以维持肌肉收缩、细胞运动、细胞分裂、粘附、生物体发育等至关重要。为了分享和促进对生物中此类机制的生物物理理解，“现在的肌动蛋白研究：运动蛋白研究达到新阶段”研讨会于2016年12月12日至13日在日本名古屋大学举办。组织者邀请了名古屋大学和大阪大学名誉教授大泽文雄和世界各地的顶尖科学家作为主讲人，此外还有许多研究人员关于细胞运动研究的海报展示。采用各种生物物理、生物化学、细胞和分子生物学和数学方法的研究提供了对肌动蛋白、微管、肌动蛋白结合蛋白和其他运动蛋白驱动的细胞运动功能机制的最新理解。
Regulatory systems in living cells are highly organized, enabling cells to response to various changes in their environments. Actin polymerization and depolymerization are crucial to establish cytoskeletal networks to maintain muscle contraction, cell motility, cell division, adhesion, organism development and more. To share and promote the biophysical understanding of such mechanisms in living creatures, the “Now in Actin Study: ‐Motor protein research reaching a new stage‐” symposium was organized at Nagoya University, Japan on 12 and 13, December 2016. The organizers invited emeritus professor of Nagoya and Osaka Universities Fumio Oosawa and leading scientists worldwide as keynote speakers, in addition to poster presentations on cell motility studies by many researchers. Studies employing various biophysical, biochemical, cell and molecular biological and mathematical approaches provided the latest understanding of mechanisms of cell motility functions driven by actin, microtubules, actin‐binding proteins, and other motor proteins.