FASEB SUMMER CONFERENCE "NAD METABOLISM AND SIGNALING" to be held September 409, 2011 in Lucca, Italy

FASEB第二届夏季会议将于2011年9月4日至9日在意大利卢卡的Ciocco度假村举行。这是第二次在美国和欧洲之间轮流举行的会议。第一次会议于2009年举行。这个最初的会议激发了相当多的跨学科交流，并催生了在历史上被单独研究的领域工作的科学家之间的新的合作研究。没有任何其他会议将NAD代谢组作为一个整体来关注。将介绍NAD代谢和信号研究的主要领域。接下来的9场会议将涵盖：NAD生物合成和代谢（2场），NAD代谢产物和信号传导，NAD依赖蛋白的sirtuins去乙酰化，多adp核糖代谢，NAD串音和生物学，单adp核糖基化，NAD依赖基因调控机制和NAD代谢的翻译研究。2011年FASEB NAD代谢和信号夏季会议将汇集来自NAD相关代谢和生物学各个领域的高度多样化的科学家，并提供一个交流信息和数据的论坛。本次会议将涵盖的主题和主题将是全球性的，允许提供独特的跨学科科学体验，这是其他只关注NAD代谢的一个方面的更专业的会议所不提供的。此外，这次会议将促进科学家之间的新的互动，这些科学家通常不会在他们的工作过程中见面。

Intellectual Merit The FASEB Summer Conference II will be held on the Ciocco Resort in Lucca Italy, September 4 - 9, 2011. This is the second conference that rotates between the US and Europe. The first conference was held in 2009. This initial conference spurred considerable interdisciplinary cross-talk and spawned new collaborative studies between scientists working in areas that have been historically studied separately. There aren't any other conferences that focus on the NAD metabolome as a whole. The major areas of NAD metabolism and signaling research will be represented. The following nine sessions will be covered: NAD Biosynthesis and Metabolism (2 sessions), NAD metabolites and signaling, NAD dependent protein deacetylation by sirtuins, Poly-ADP-ribose metabolism, NAD crosstalk and biology, Mono-ADP ribosylation, Mechanisms of NAD-dependent gene regulation and Translational studies of NAD metabolism. Broader Impacts The 2011 FASEB Summer conference on NAD Metabolism and Signalling will bring together a highly diverse group of scientists working in all areas of NAD-related metabolism and biology and provide a forum for exchange of information and data. The topics and themes that will be covered in this meeting will be global in nature, allowing for a unique interdisciplinary scientific experience that is not provided by other more specialized meetings that focus on only one aspect of NAD metabolism. Also, the conference will foster new interactions between scientists that do not normally meet one another in the course of their work.