Dystrophin, 1989
Scope and Contents
Research on Duchenne muscular dystrophy DMD has moved rapidly from analysis of DNA to studies of the function of the protein, named dystrophin, in muscle, brain, and other tissues.This Dystrophin meeting drew together research workers from all over the world to discuss, and in some cases to attempt to reconcile, the latest results. It is a remarkable comment on the rapid progress made possible by recombinant DNA techniques that a session could be devoted to discussing therapeutic strategies for affected boys.
Dates
- Creation: 1989
Creator
- Arahata, Kiichi (Person)
- Bartlett, Richard (Person)
- Bennett, G. Vann (Person)
- Blau, Helen (Person)
- Bonilla, Eduardo (Person)
- Brown, Robert, Jr. (Person)
- Burghes, Arthur (Person)
- Byers, Timothy (Person)
- Campbell, Kevin (Person)
- Chamberlain, Jeffrey (Person)
- Cooper, Barry (Person)
- Cooper, David (Person)
- Craig, Susan (Person)
- Critchley, David (Person)
- Cullen, Michael (Person)
- Davies, K. E. (Kay E.) (Person)
- Engel, Andrew (Person)
- Fischbeck, Kenneth (Person)
- Fleming, Nigel (Person)
- Francke , Uta (Person)
- Georgatos, Spyros (Person)
- Griggs, Robert (Person)
- Helfman, David (Person)
- Hoffman, Eric (Person)
- Kaplan, Jean (Person)
- Karpati, George (Person)
- Klamut, Henry (Person)
- Koenig, Michel (Person)
- Kunkel, Louis (Person)
- Lazarides, Elias (Person)
- Mandel, Jean-Louis (Person)
- Nudel, Uri (Person)
- Partridge, Terence (Person)
- Rowland, Lewis P. (Person)
Conditions Governing Access
Tapes have been digitized and are available for research in person at CSHL Archives.
Extent
12 Cassettes : Tape 1 Side 1 [00:45:54] Tape 1 Side 2 [00:45:55]; Tape 2 Side 1 [00:45:31] Tape 2 Side 2 [00:45:31]; Tape 3 Side 1 [00:45:23] Tape 3 Side 2 [00:45:23]; Tape 4 Side 1 [00:47:27] Tape 4 Side 2 [00:47:30]; Tape 5 Side 1 [00:45:20] Tape 5 Side 2 [00:45:20]; Tape 6 Side 1 [01:00:05] Tape 6 Side 2 [01:00:09]; Tape 7 Side 1 [00:59:56] Tape 7 Side 2 [00:59:55]; Tape 8 Side 1 [00:46:21] Tape 8 Side 2 [Does Not Exist]; Tape 9 Side 1 [01:01:06] Tape 9 Side 2 [01:01:05]; Tape 10 Side 1 [00:47:08] Tape 10 Side 2 [00:35:59]; Tape 11 Side 1 [00:47:14] Tape 11 Side 2 [00:47:14]; Tape 12 Side 1 [01:01:13] Tape 12 Side 2 [01:01:18]
Language of Materials
From the Collection: English
Session 1: The Human Dystrophin Gene - Putting Together a Physical Map
Delections in the Central and 3'end of the Dystrophin Gene: Genotype and Phenotype / Kay E. Davies
Characterization of Dystrophin Deletions by cDNA Studies and Long-Range Mapping / Uta Francke
Filling out the Map / Richard Bartlett, Arthur Burghes, Jeff Chamberlain, Michael Koenig, Astrid Speer, and other participants with relevant data
Session 2: Transcriptional Regulation and Expression
Expression and Promoter Studies in Rodent Myogenic Cells / Uri Nudel
The Human Gene Promoter and Expression in Myogenic Cells / Henry Klamut
Discussion: Transcription and Alternative Splicing
The Cell Biology of Dystophin / Helen Blau
Studies of DMD Gene Expression In Vitro / Robert Brown
Discussion: In Vitro Expression
Session 3: Dystrophin Structure and Function
Site Specific Antibodies to Dystrophin and Localization to Membrane Vesicles / E. Zibrzycka-Gaam
Immunohistochemical Study of Dystrophin in DMD and BMD / Kiichi Arahata
Ultrastructural Localization of Dystrophin in Human Muscle by Gold Labeling / Michael Cullen
Light and Immuno-electron Microscopic Localization of Dystrophin / Simon Watkins
Discussion: Localization of Dystrophin
Dystrophin Localization in Embryonic, Fetal and Adult Mouse / Gert-Jan B. van Ommen
Purification of Dystrophin from Rabbit Muscle Membranes / Kevin Campbell
Relationship of Dystrophin to a- and B- Spectrins / Timothy Byers
Dystrophin Structure and Possible Function / Michel Koenig
Discussion
Session 4: Cytoskeletal Proteins- Structure and Function
Control of Assembly of the Membrane Skeleton / Elias Lazarides
Cytoskeletal Proteins Linking Actin to the Membrane in Cell Matrix Junctions / David Critchley
Organization Principles and Anchorage Functions / Spyros Georgatos
Muscle CostameresL Transmembrane Linkage Between Extracellular Matrix, Sarcolemma and Myofiber Bundles / Susan Craig
Discussion: Dystrophin as a Member of Group of Cytoskeletal Proteins
Session 5: Mutational Spectrum and Clinical Correlates
Correlation of Genotype and Phenotype at the 5' End of the Gene / Arthur Burghes
Deletion and Duplications of Exons in DMD and BMD: More on the Fram-shift Idea / Ron Worton
The Fram-shift Hypothesis: Correlation of Mutation Type with Phenotype / Michel Koenig
PCR Technology for Rapid Deletion Analysis / Jeff Chamberlain
DNA and Dystrophin Studies in Brazilian Families / Mayana Zatz
Dystrophin Quality and Quantity in DMD and BMD / Eric Hoffman
Discussion: What Correlates can we Make and Where Does Daignosis Go From Here?
Session 6: Animal Models and Disease
Relationship Between Morphology and Content of Introduced Dystrophin in Muscle of the mdx Mouse / Terry Partridge
The Dystrophin Gene and Protein in Chicken / J. Mandel
Expression of Dystrophin in the grmd Dog / Barry Cooper
Studies of the Golden Retriever Muscular Dystrophy / Richard Bartlett
Eric Hoffman
Discussion: What Do These Animal Models Contribute to Understanding the Human Disease?
Session 7: What Does the Future Hold?
Speculation on the Function of Dystrophin and Approaches to Correction of the Defect / Louis Kunkel
Where Do We Go From Here? What is MDA's Current Response to the "Big" Question- How Soon Will We Have A Cure? / Donald Wood
Discussion
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