Engineering Fundamentals in Life Science | |||
| Session 645 - Receptor Mediated Phenomena | |||
| Receptor mediated phenomena are important mechanisms by which cells communicate with their environment. In this session, we are seeking papers which examine a variety of receptor mediated phenomena, associated with such processes as intracellular signaling, cell-cell signaling, mechanotransduction, or tissue remodeling for example. Of particular interest are studies involving receptor mobility and clustering. Modeling and experimental approaches to examining receptor mediated phenomena are welcome. | |||
| Chair: | Michael R. King | ||
| CoChair: | Cynthia Reinhart-King | ||
| 645a | Integrated Models of Leukocyte Signaling and Adhesion Daniel A. Hammer, Kelly E. Caputo, Ellen Krasik, Michael Beste | ||
| 645b | Manganese and Gadolinum Regulate Neutrophil Cd18 Integrin Affinity Via Distinct Mechanisms Sriram Neelamegham, Yi Zhang, Heather N. Hayenga, Melissa R Sarantos, Scott I. Simon | ||
| 645c | Elucidating the Sequential Binding of Lfa-1 and Mac-1 to Icam-1 under Shear Conditions: Possible Role of E-Selectin Signaling A. Omolola Eniola, C. Wayne Smith | ||
| 645d | Spontaneous Activation of Pi 3-Kinase Signaling during Fibroblast Spreading Is Affected by Surface Rigidity and Cytoskeletal Signaling Components Michael Weiger, Jason Haugh | ||
| Break | |||
| 645e | Experimental and Computational Analysis of Notch1 Receptor Signaling in Adult Neural Stem Cell Differentiation Smita Agrawal, David V. Schaffer | ||
| 645f | Autologous Chemotaxis of Tumor Cells: a Novel Homing Mechanism to Lymphatics Mark E. Fleury, Jacqueline D. Shields, Alice A. Tomei, Melody A. Swartz | ||
| 645g | Autocatalytic Activation of a Viral Fusion Protein Jeong H. Lee, Mark Goulian, Eric T. Boder | ||
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