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ENC / BPS 18 - 19, December 2003
Meeting organized in collaboration with the British Pharmacological Christmas Meeting.
 

Scientific Program

European Neuropeptides Club meeting organized in collaboration with the British Pharmacological Society Christmas meeting

Preliminary Timetable

Thursday, December 18, 2003
"Neuropeptide Research: utilising new technologies"
Chairs: Helen Cox and Susan Brain

Joint symposium with the BPS and European Neuropeptide Club, funded by GlaxoSmithKline and the Bayliss and Starling Society.

09.30 Nigel Bunnett (UCSF, California) PARs and inflammation
10.10 Peter Goadsby (ION, London) Mechanisms involving CGRP in migraine
10.50 Shelagh Wilson (GSK, UK) Orphan neuropeptide GPCR's
11.30 Coffee
11.45 Graham Dockray (Liverpool) Gut-brain neuropeptide signalling
12.25 Stephen Bloom (IC, London) Do the bowels regulate greed? (a role for Y2 receptors).

Thursday, December 18, 2003 Evening
"Buffet supper with a debate/discussion on the migraine research
European Neuropeptide Club symposium, funded by GlaxoSmithKline

Facilitator: Danny Hoyer (chair ENC & Novartis Switzerland)
Discussants: Piero Geppetti (Univ. of Florence, Italy), Peter Goadsby (Inst. of Neurology, London) and Pramod Saxena (Erasmus University, Rotterdam, NL)

Friday, December 19, 2003
Vanilloid Receptors: molecular biology and functional roles involving neuropeptides
Chairs: Darren Smart and Janos Szolcsanyi

European Neuropeptide Club symposium, funded by GlaxoSmithKline

09.30 Introduction
09.35 John Davis (GSK, UK) TRPV family: an overview
10.15 Piero Geppetti (Univ. Florence, Italy) Ethanol activation of VR1
11.00 Coffee
11.30 Zsuzsanna Helyes (Univ. Pecs, Hungary) VR1 KO mice
12.00 Steven Elmes (Univ. Nottingham, UK) VR1 in nociceptive processing
12.20 Stephen Davies (Univ. Aberdeen, UK) Vanilloid receptors in the brain
12.40 Dave Grundy (Univ. Sheffield, UK) Vanilloid receptors in GI

Booking for this event will be possible from October 2003 via the British Pharmacological Society website.

General Information

Hotel short walk available with rooms at £74 (pounds) per night.
Premier Lodge (ww.premierlodge.co.uk) London Southwark.

BPS web site for abstract instructions and online submission (www.bps.ac.uk) or sue.brain@kcl.ac.uk