The 15th European Microscopy Congress

Manchester Central, United Kingdom

was held on 16th - 21st September 2012

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LS1.1: Organelle Dynamics
Session co-organisers: Jon Lane, Viki Allan, Judith Klumperman
Membrane organelles are not static structures. They are constantly remodelled, they exchange content through carrier intermediates, and they can alter location and orientation to meet the changing demands of the cell. Understanding how organelle dynamics are coordinated in cells remains a key objective. This session will showcase recent advances in our understanding of organelle dynamics, including the roles of cytoskeletal motors in organelle positioning and transport.
Monday 17th September AM
10:00 Control of secretion at the immunological synapse

Gillian Griffiths (Invited) CIMR, Cambridge, UK
10:30 Analysis of constitutive exocytosis by high-resolution fluorescence microscopy
Anna Akhmanova (Invited) University of Utrecht, The Netherlands
11:00 Imaging von Willebrand Factor secretion in vascular endothelial cells using live-cell imaging and correlative light and electron microscopy
M.J. Mourik (Contibuted) Leiden Universtiy, The Netherlands
11:15 COG complex forms spatial landmarks for distinct Golgi SNARE complexes
Vladimir Lupashin (Contributed) UAMS, Department of Physiology, USA
11:30 Pull it, stretch it: optical tweezers to demonstrate organisation of the cortical endoplasmic reticulum
Chris Hawes (Contributed) Oxford Brookes University, UK
11:45 Controlling plant organelle movement and positioning: characterisation of Arabidopsis thaliana myosin XIK
I.Sparkes (Contributed) Biosciences, CLES, University of Exeter, UK

Monday 17th September PM
14:00 Motors and protein translation: unexpected insights from a fungal model system
Gero Steinberg (Invited) University of Exeter, UK
14:30 Quantitative analysis of organelle movement in living cells
Viki Allan (Invited) University of Manchester, UK
15:00 Investigating the bioenergetic regulation of parkin-induced mitophagy
Thomas MacVicar (Contributed) University of Bristol, UK
15:15 Functional pairs of opposing microtubule motors dictate motility, morphology, and domain organization of endosomes
David J. Stephens (Contributed) University of Bristol, UK
15:30 Investigating the role of endocytosis in focal adhesion disassembly
N. S. Poulter (Contributed) University of Birmingham, UK
15:45 Mapping intracellular polarity and viscosity simultaneously in live cells using fluorescence lifetime imaging
James A. Levitt (Contributed) King's College London, UK