Temporal dynamics of GPCRs: ligand-dependent stabilization of receptor conformations, residence time and insurmountable antagonism Primary Supervision: Armin Buschauer Secondary Supervisor: Carsten Hoffmann Lab webpage:

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• Biology
• Cell biology
• Biochemistry
• Cell signaling
• Signal transduction
• Membrane biology
• Receptors
• G proteincoupled receptor
• Ligand
• Receptor
• G protein
• Adhesion G protein-coupled receptor

A New Tool to Quantify Receptor Recruitment to Cell Contact Sites during Host-Pathogen Interaction Matthew S. Graus1., Carolyn Pehlke2., Michael J. Wester3, Lisa B. Davidson4, Stanly L. Steinberg5, Aaron K. Neumann6* 1 D

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• Yeasts
• Pathogenic microbes
• Gut flora
• Cell biology
• Oenology
• Candida parapsilosis
• Candida albicans
• Candida
• Candidiasis
• C. albicans
• Cell signaling
• TLR2

Irreversibly-binding GPCR Ligands and slowly diffusing analogs Primary Supervision: Peter Gmeiner Secondary Supervisor: Martin Lohse Lab webpage: http://www.medchem.fau.de/gmeinerlab/ Aim: We aim for the development of i

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• Biology
• Cell biology
• Chemistry
• Cell signaling
• Membrane biology
• Medicinal chemistry
• Proteins
• Signal transduction
• Ligand
• Receptor
• G proteincoupled receptor
• Agonist

Science Signaling Instructions for Authors of Protocols The purpose of this section of Science Signaling is to provide users with a series of protocols that are detailed procedures for specific topics in signal transduct

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SFB 815: REDOX REGULATION „SEMINARS IN REDOX SIGNALING“ Redox-regulation of protein kinase activity in the

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A Signal Transduction Database K. Suzuki S. Goto

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• Signal transduction
• Cell signaling
• Oncogenes
• Cell biology
• Transcription factors
• GRB2
• Mitogen-activated protein kinase
• Ras subfamily
• C-Fos
• Myc
• Phosphorylation
• Platelet-derived growth factor receptor

The evolution of signaling when interests conflict Kevin J.S. Zollman Carnegie Mellon University Some of this work was supported by NSF grant number EF

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Interplay between tissue mechanics and biochemical signaling during spinal cord development In normal wild-type zebrafish embryos (and in all other vertebrates), the spinal cord contains distinct classes of

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Packets in Packets: Orson Welles’ In-Band Signaling Attacks for Modern Radios Travis Goodspeed University of Pennsylvania Sergey Bratus

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Diameter Solution Suite™ The Smarter Diameter Signaling Controller While data traffic continues to grow at an unprecedented rate, the rapid growth of Long Term Evolution (LTE) networks is causing a fundamental shift in

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