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| WEDNESDAY,
MAY 8, 2002 |
| POSTER SESSION 3 |
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MITOGEN-ACTIVATED
PROTEIN KINASE KINASE INHIBITS CILIARY NEUROTROPHIC FACTOR-ACTIVATED
CHOLINE ACETYLTRANSFERASE GENE EXPRESSION
T. Mellott, I. Lopez-Coviella, J.K. Blusztajn, B. Berse,
USA |
| 2 |
EFFECTS
OF METHOMYL ON SPLEENS AND APOPTOSIS
T. Posayanonda, T. Suramana, N. Nuntharatanapong, O. Lohitnavy,
R. Snowden,
W. Schwaeble, N. Dusitsin, R. Sindhupak, P. Sinhaseni, Thailand,
UK |
| 3 |
PLANT
CHOLINESTERASE ACTIVITY AS A BIOSENSOR FOR TOXINS IN THE ENVIRONMENT
V.V. Roshchina, Russia |
| 4 |
EFFECTS
OF CARBAMATE INSECTICIDES ON RAT NEURONAL ALPHA4BETA4 NICOTINIC
RECEPTORS AND RAT BRAIN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE
C.J.G.M. Smulders, T.J.H. Bueters, H.P.M. Vijverberg, The
Netherlands |
| 5 |
SITE-SPECIFIC
ANALYSIS OF GLYCAN STRUCTURES ON PLASMA-DERIVED HUMAN (Hu) AND HORSE
(Eq) BUTYRYLCHOLINESTERASES (BChE)
G.E. Garcia, D.R. Moorad-Doctor, O. Lockridge, C.B. Millard,
C.A. Broomfield, USA |
| 6 |
RECOVERY
FROM DESENSITIZATION OF A NEURONAL NICOTINIC RECEPTOR
S. Voytenko, R.J. Lukas, R. Gruener, USA |
| 7 |
MECHANISM
AND STRUCTURAL REQUIREMENTS OF XANOMELINE WASH-RESISTANT BINDING
TO M1 MUSCARINIC RECEPTORS
J. Jakubik, E. El-Fakahany, S. Tucek, Czech Republic, USA
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IS
THE G-PROTEIN-COUPLED M2 MUSCARINIC RECEPTOR A VOLTAGE SENSOR?
O. Tour, N. Dascal, Y. Ben Chaim, I. Parnas, H. Parnas, USA,
Israel |
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SOME
BASIC RULES GOVERNING OLIGOSACCHARIDE-DEPENDENT CIRCULATORY RESIDENCE
OF GLYCOPROTEINS ARE REVEALED BY MALDI-TOF MAPPING OF THE MULTIPLE
N-GLYCANS ASSOCIATED WITH RECOMBINANT BOVINE ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE
C. Kronman, T. Chitlaru, N. Seliger, S. Lazar, A. Lazar,
L. Zilberstein, B. Velan,
A. Shafferman, Israel |
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EFFECT
OF POST-TRANSLATION MODIFICATIONS OF HUMAN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE
ON ITS CIRCULATORY RESIDENCE
T. Chitlaru, C. Kronman, S. Lazar, N. Seliger, B. Velan,
A. Shafferman, Israel |
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CHANGES
IN NEURONAL CHOLINERGIC RECEPTOR BINDING SITES AT DIFFERENT AGES
IN TRANSGENIC MICE OVEREXPRESSING HUMAN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE
M.M. Svedberg, A-L. Svensson, I. Bednar, A. Nordberg, Sweden
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TRANSGENIC
OVEREXPRESSION OF READTHROUGH ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE (ACHE-R): DISTRIBUTION
OF ACHE-R AND CFOS IN BRAIN IN RELATION TO BEHAVIOR
S. Shoham, O. Cohen, S. Dishon, R. Yirmiyah, E. Kovalev,
D. Ginzberg, H. Soreq, Israel |
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STUDY
ON THE MECHANISM OF BLOCKADE OF ACETYLCHOLINE RELEASE BY SNAKE PRESYNAPTIC
PLA2 NEUROTOXINS ON NERVE TERMINALS
O. Rossetto, M. Rigoni, P. Caccin, C. Montecucco, Italy |
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'READTHROUGH'
ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE FORMS NEURONAL COMPLEXES WITH PKC BETA II AND
ITS WD CARRIER RACK1
E.H. Sklan, K.R. Birikh, S. Shoham, H. Soreq, Israel |
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THE
ROLE OF READTHROUGH ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE IN THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
OF MYASTHENIA GRAVIS
T. Evron, Y. Hamra, N. Boneva, S. Seidman, T. Brenner, H.
Soreq, Israel |
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CHRONIC
ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE OVEREXPRESSION INDUCES MULTILEVELED ABERRATIONS
IN NEUROMUSCULAR PHYSIOLOGY
N. Farchi, H. Soreq, B. Hochner, Israel |
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EXPRESSION
OF THE CHOLINERGIC GENE LOCUS IN THE TRACHEAL EPITHELIUM OF THE
RAT
U. Pfeil, L. Eberling, K.S. Lips, R.V. Haberberger, W. Kummer,
Germany |
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MUSCARINIC
RECEPTORS AND TRP-CHANNELS IN PRIMARY SENSORY NEURONS OF THE RAT
R. Haberberger, S. Wiegand, M. Kress, Germany |
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DIVERSE
MOLECULAR MECHANISMS UNDERLYING CONGENITAL MYASTHENIC SYNDROMES
R.G. Webster, R. Croxen, S. Brownlow, M. Brydson, S. Haslam,
C. Young,
C. Slater, J. Newsom-Davis, A. Vincent, D. Beeson, UK |
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ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE
KNOCKOUT MICE HAVE INCREASED SENSITIVITY TO SCOPOLAMINE AND ATROPINE
A. Hrabovska, O. Lockridge, E. Duysen, USA, Slovak Republic
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DOWNREGULATION
OF MUSCARINIC RECEPTORS IN MICE DEFICIENT IN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE
B. Li, E.G. Duysen, O. Lockridge, USA |
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TARGETING
OF THE HUMAN VESICULAR ACETYLCHOLINE TRANSPORTER TO CHOLINERGIC
SUBDIVISIONS IN TRANSGENIC MICE
B. Schuetz, E. Weihe, L.E. Eiden, Germany, USA |
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THE
DIURNAL ACTIVITY OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE INHIBITORS
B.M. Davies, USA |
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THE
MUSCARINIC M1 RECEPTOR AS A THERAPEUTIC TARGET FOR COGNITIVE DEFICITS:
PRECLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY AND KNOCKOUT MOUSE STUDIES
C.C. Felder, K.S. Gannon, F.P. Bymaster, A. Porter, D.L.
McKinzie, J. Wess, N.M. Nathanson, UK, USA |
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RESCUE
OF THE ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE KNOCKOUT MOUSE BY FEEDING A LIQUID DIET;
PHENOTYPE OF THE ADULT ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE DEFICIENT MOUSE
E.G. Duysen, J.A. Stribley, D. Fry, S. Hinrichs, O. Lockridge,
USA |
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ROLE
OF MUSCARINIC RECEPTORS IN THE ACTIVATION OF THE SUBICULO-ACCUMBENS
PROJECTION
S.N. Mitchell, S. Moss, A. Sharott, UK |
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BRAIN
PENETRATION AND BEHAVIOURAL PROPERTIES OF A POTENT ALPHA 7 NICOTINIC
ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR AGONIST IN THE RAT
N.M. Moore, D.L. McKinzie, S.N. Mitchell, M. Keenan, G. Wishart,
T.K. Murray, B. Tree, S. Iyengar, J. Hart, D. Shaw, R. Simmons,
A. Kalra, C. Miles, J.R. Boot, S.R. Baker, E. Sher, UK, USA |
| 28 |
FINE-TUNING
MODULATION OF NEURONAL MUSCARINIC M1 (FACILITATORY) AND M2 (INHIBITORY)
RECEPTORS ACTIVATION BY ADENOSINE AT THE RAT NEUROMUSCULAR JUNCTION
L. Oliveira, M.A. Timoteo, P. Correia-de-Sa, Portugal |
| 29 |
IDENTIFICATION
OF SIGNALING PROTEINS DOWNSTREAM OF THE TYROSINE KINASE MUSK IN
CLUSTERING OF ACTEYLCHOLINE RECEPTORS
R. Willmann, P. Mittaud, C. Fuhrer, Switzerland |
| 30 |
DRAMATIC
DEPLETION OF CELL SURFACE ACETYLCHOLINE MUSCARINIC RECEPTORS m2R
DUE TO LIMITED DELIVERY FROM INTRACYTOPLASMIC STORES IN NEURONS
OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE (ACHE) DEFICIENT MICE.
V. Bernard, C. Brana, I. Liste, O. Lockridge, B. Bloch, France,
USA |
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CHEMICAL
MODIFICATION OF RECOMBINANT HUMAN ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE BY POLYETHYLENE
GLYCOL GENERATES AN ENZYME WITH EXCEPTIONAL CIRCULATORY LONGEVITY
O. Cohen, C. Kronman, T. Chitlaru, S. Lazar, N. Seliger,
D. Kaplan, A. Ordentlich, B. Velan, A. Shafferman, |
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HUPERZINE
A AND DONEPEZIL ATTENUATE STAUROSPORINE-INDUCED APOPTOSIS IN RAT
CORTICAL NEURONS VIA BCL-2 AND BAX REGULATION AND INHIBITION ON
CASPASE-3
H.Y. Zhang, X.C. Tang, China |
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INSECT
GROWTH REGULATORS INHIBIT ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE ACTIVITY IN B-BIOTYPE
BEMISIA TABACI IN AUSTRALIA
E.L.A. Cottage, R.V. Gunning, Australia |
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VESICULAR ACETYLCHOLINE
TRANSPORTER TRAFFICKING AND ADAPTOR PROTEINS
M-H. Kim, L.B. Hersh, USA |
| 35 |
BIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES
OF STRESS AND PYRIDOSTIGMINE PRETREATMENT IN THE MOUSE
L. Taysse, I. Delamanche, N. Perrier, P. Breton, France |
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PHENOTYPIC PROPERTIES OF
CHOLINERGIC SN56 MOUSE NEUROBLASTOMA CELLS TRANSFECTED WITH CHOLINE
ACETYLTRANSFERASE GENE
H. Bielarczyk, M. Tomaszewicz, B. Madziar, M. Gniezidizinska,
A. Szutowicz, Poland |
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P75 AND TRKA NERVE GROWTH FACTOR RECEPTORS IN DIFFERENTIATION
AND VULNERABILITY OF CHOLINERGIC SN56 CELLS TO BETA-AMYLOID
B. Madziar, M. Tomaszewicz, H. Bielarczyk, A. Szutowicz,
Poland
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