JBL V: Nov. 2002

5th Annual John B. Little Symposium

“Cell Signaling in Radiobiology and Carcinogenesis”

November 1-2, 2002

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Web Photo JBL 2002 Little and Hanawalt (2)

John B. Little, MD, Chair, Department of Cancer Cell Biology and James Stevens Simmons Professor, Emeritus with Philip C. Hanawalt, Dr. Morris Herzstein Professor in Biology and Professor of Dermatology

Friday, November 1, 2002

WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONSDr. John B. Little Harvard School of Public Health

Dr. Bruce Demple

Harvard School of Public Health

John B. Little Award Lecture given by Dr. Philip HanawaltStanford UniversityMechanisms and Consequences of Transcription Coupled DNA Repair”
SESSION I: CELL SURVIVAL AND TRANSFORMATION
DISCUSSION LEADER: Dr. Bruce DempleHarvard School of Public Health
Dr. Robert WeinbergWhitehead Institute for Biomedical Research“Transformation of Normal Human Cells into Cancer Cells”
Dr. Jean WangUniversity of California, San DiegoDNA Damage and Cell Fate Determination
Dr. Tyler JacksMIT Center for Cancer ResearchModeling Cancer in the Mouse
Dr. Michael GreenbergChildren’s Hospital of Boston“Signal Transduction Pathways that Regulate Cell Survival and Oncogenesis”

Saturday, November 2, 2002

SESSION II: DNA REPAIR AND RADIATION SIGNALING
DISCUSSION LEADER: Jay S. LoefflerMassachusetts General Hospital 
Dr. David LivingstonDana-Farber Cancer Institute“Functional Analysis of the BRCA1 Gene Product
Dr. Martin LavinQueensland Institute of Medical Research“Ataxia Telangiectasia: A Paradigm for Radiosensitivity and Cancer Susceptibility”
Dr. Eric WrightUniversity of Dundee“Radiation-induced Signaling and Cellular Interactions In Vivo”
Dr. Zhi-Min YuanHarvard School of Public Health“Contribution of MDMX to DNA Damage-induced p53 Activation”
SESSION III: REMODELING, FROM GENES TO CELLS TO ANIMALS
DISCUSSION LEADER: Dr. Karl T. KelseyHarvard School of Public Health
Dr. Joan BruggeHarvard Medical School“Morphogenesis and Oncogenesis in Mammary Epithelial Cells”
Dr. Peter JonesUniversity of Southern California, Keck School of Medicine“Remodeling of Chromatin and DNA Methylation during Human Carcinogenesis”
Dr. Richard KolesnickMemorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center“Role of Membrane Rafts in the Radiation Response”
Dr. Mary Ann StevensonBeth Israel Deaconess Medical Center“The Role of the pkr Gene in the Stabilization of Stress-inducible mRNA”