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USD Med
School to
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symposium
12th Annual
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The University of
South Dakota Sanford
School of Medicine is
hosting a symposium on
Ubiquitin, Protein
Quality Control and
Molecular Pathogenesis
at Deadwood Gulch
Resort in Deadwood
June 13-15.
Due to the rapidly
growing faculty research
in the area of Protein
Quality Control and
Degradation (PQCD) at
the Sanford School of
Medicine of the
University of South
Dakota, this three-day
conference will focus on
the role of the ubiquitinproteasome system
(UPS) and autophagy in
cardiovascular disease,
neural degeneration and
cancer biology.
In addition, a series
of general discussions
and poster sessions will
provide participants an
opportunity to network
with researchers and
field experts.
State-of-the-art
lectures from worldrenowned scientists and
presentations by the
Protein Quality Control
Degradation faculty of
the Sanford School of
Medicine will cover
diverse topics related to
protein quality control
and their relevance to
disease pathogenesis.
Invited speakers
include Ivor J.
Benjamin, M.D., of the
University of Utah
(Reductive Stress and
Proteostasis); George
DeMartino, Ph.D.,
University of Texas
Southwestern
(Regulation of
Proteasome Assembly,
Activation and
Function); Mark
Hochstasser, Ph.D., of
Yale University
(Biogenesis of
Proteasomes): Peipei
Ping, Ph.D., UCLA
(Proteasome Regulation
by PTMs); and X.
William Yang, M.D.,
Ph.D., of University of
California, Los Angeles
(Designer Mouse
Models to Dissect
Huntington’s Disease).
For more
information, please
contact Andrea Jahn at
(605) 677-8859 or email PQCD@usd.edu.
Visit
www.usd.edu/biomed
for a complete schedule
of events and a
registration form.
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