B			Kinases and Phosphatases (Friday)
B1   8.30			Overview - see also Abstract B19 Feller, S.M.* Würzburg
B2   8.45			SH3P7 couples BCR signal transduction to the cytoskeleton Wienands, J.*, Connert, S., Larbolette, O. Freiburg
B3   9.00			Protein kinase C mu is regulated by 14-3-3 and p32 proteins Johannes, F.J.*, Hausser, A., Storz, P., Link, G., Pfizenmaier, K. Stuttgart
B4   9.15			Stimulus-dependent redistribution of protein kinase C in primary hippocampal neurons Buchner, K.*, Adamec, E., Wagner, S., Ahnert-Hilger, G., Nixon, R. Berlin, Belmont, Orangeburg
B5   9.30			Atypical protein kinase Cl plays a crucial role in the cytoskeletal architecture Überall, F.*, Hellbert, K., Grunicke, H.H. Innsbruck, Austria
B6   9.45			PKC isotypes are differentially involved in the regulation of cell migration of a colon-adenocarcinoma and its lymph node metastasis Masur, K.*, Entschladen, F., Niggemann, B., Zänker, K.S. Witten
B7   10.00			Mice deficient for the protein kinase C beta isoform do have learning problems Weeber, E., Aktins, C., Sweatt, D., Leitges, M.* Freiburg
B8   10.15			The neurotrphic factor GDNF stimulates mitogen-activated protein kinases and induces chemotaxis of pancreatic carcinoma cells: experimental implications to study perineural invasion Giehl, K.*, Veit, C., Genze, F. Gierschik, P. Ulm
B9   11.00			Investigation of the functional role of p38/HOG kinase in proliferation and contact-dependent inhibition of growth in human fibroblasts Dietrich, C.*, Faust, D., Oesch, F. Mainz
B10   11.15			Stress-induced signaling cascades are involved in the transactivation of naturally occurring HIV-1 LTR variants Chen, P.*, Flory, E., Kirchhoff, K., Ludwig, S., Rapp, U.R. Würzburg
B11   11.30			p38 and its upstream activator MKK6 are involved in the activation of STAT1 by hyperosmolarity Bode, J.G.*, Gatsios, P., Ludwig, S., Heinrich, P.C., Graeve, L. Aachen, Würzburg
B12   11.45			CD45 tyrosine phosphatase influences gc-chain cytokine-mediated STAT/ERK-phosphorylation in activated human lymphoblasts: inhibition of proliferation without induction of apoptosis Blank, N., Kriegel, M., Hieronymus, T., Geiler, T., Winkler, S., Kalden, J.R., Lorenz, H.-M.* Erlangen
B13   12.00			The FRAP/P70S6K signaling pathways is constitutively active in human pancreatic cancer cells Seufferlein, Th.*, Grewe, M., Adler, G. Ulm
B14   12.15			A cell permeable Protein Kinase A anchoring inhibitor Cali, J.J.* Promega Corp., Madison (WI)
B15   14.00			Expression, purification, and functional characterization of four splice variants of mouse G protein-coupled receptor kinase 6 Vatter, P.*, Rösch, A., Rütten, S., Gierschik, P., Moepps, B. Ulm
B16   14.15			In vivo association of SLP-76 with CD4-bound p56lck Sanzenbacher, R.*, Kabelitz, D., Janssen, O. Langen
B17   14.30			The Akt protein kinase and aging in vitro and in vivo Simm, A.*, Diez, C., Nestler, M., Vieth, M., Stolte, M., Franke, T.F. Würzburg, Bayreuth, New York, (NY, USA)
B18   14.45			Induction of proinflammatory cytokines via the NIK-IKK NF-kB-pathway involves activation of PAK1 Naumann, M.*, Foryst, A. Berlin
B19   15.00			Stable binding of the leukemic protein Bcr-Abl to the adapter protein Crk-like (CRKL) is important for the proliferation of CML-blast cells Kardinal, C.*, Schulz, A., Adermann, K., Eulitz, M., Talpaz, M., Arlinghaus, R.B., Feller, S.M. Würzburg
B20   15.15			Measuring the activation state signalling proteins with the use of phosphorylation site specific monoclonal antibodies Hoschützky, H.*, Fritz, S., Schüßler, P. nanoTools Antikörpertechnik GmbH & Co. KG, Teningen