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MiPsummer 2008 Programme

12-18 July 2008, Schroecken, Vorarlberg, Austria
Last update: 2008-07-10

Lectures of the MiPsummer School on "Mitochondrial Respiratory Phyisology" provide a balance between an introduction into the basic concepts, advanced methodological and scientific approaches, and specific applications, with a focus on mitochondrial respiratory function linked to the general theme of MiP.
For addresses of lecturers, see MiPsummer Participants.
We may consider much of the program more as a workshop than just a lecture course, such that at any time of a lecture questions may be asked or comments be added, as long as we can adhere to the time schedule.
Day 1: Mitochondrial respiratory capacity, coupling and respiratory control. Programme 1 - Abstracts 1
Day 2: Basic science and clinical reality 1. Programme 2 - Abstracts 2
Day 3: Oxygen kinetics of mitochondrial respiration and inhibition by nitric oxide. Programme 3 - Abstracts 3
Day 4: Mitochondrial membrane potential. Programme 4 - Abstracts 4
Day 5: Basic science and clinical reality 2. Programme 5 - Abstracts 5


1 - Sunday, 13. July

Mitochondrial respiratory capacity and respiratory control - Abstracts Day 1
Chair: Vilma Borutaite (LT), Steven C Hand (US)
1-01L 09:00-10:30 Erich Gnaiger (Innsbruck, AT) Mitochondrial respiratory control: Electron transport system, oxidative phosphorylation and leak – ETS, OXPHOS and LEAK. Poster 1-01L.
10:30 Coffee
1-02L 11:00-12:30 Chuck Hoppel (Cleveland, USA) Substrates used in studies of OXPHOS. An application example: The effect of developmental age on mitochondrial function in human skeletal muscle.
13:00 Lunch
Chair: Dominique Votion (BE), Erich Gnaiger (AT)
1-03L 15:00-16:30 Rodrigue Rossignol (Bordeaux, FR) Ultrastructure of the mitochondrion and its bearing on function and bioenergetics.
Flash presentations of posters:
1-04P 16:30-16:45 Estelle Hirzel (Basel, CH) Mitochondrial targeting in adipocytes using antioxidant tetrapeptides. :::Communicated by Vilma Borutaite.
1-05P 16:45-17:00 Leandro S. da Costa (Rio de Janeiro, BR) Mitochondrial dysfunction in neuroblastoma cells infected with sindbis virus. Communicated by Vilma Borutaite.
1-06P 17:00-17:15 René G Feichtinger (Salzburg, AT) Decrease of aerobic mitochondrial energy metabolism in paediatric solid tumors. Communicated by Steven C Hand.
1-07P 17:15-17:30 Franz A. Zimmermann (Salzburg, AT) Deficiency of complex I of the respiratory chain in oncocytic tumors. :::Communicated by Chuck Hoppel.
17:30-18:45 Coffee and Posters
19:00 Dinner at Hotel Mohnenfluh
21:15 MiPboard Meeting: MiP2009 and beyond (Hotel Mohnenfluh)

2 - Monday, 14. July

Membrane potential, coupling, substrates and respiratory control - Abstracts Day 2
Chair: Hélène Lemieux (AT), Guy C Brown (UK)
2-01L 09:00-10:30 Vilma Borutaite (Kaunas, LT) Mitochondrial membrane potential: why and how to measure.
10:30 Coffee
2-02P 11:00-11:15 Patrick Subarsky (Innsbruck, AT) Regulation of oxidative phosphorylation in response to graded uncoupling towards the limit of electron transport capacity. Poster 2-02L Communicated by Guy C Brown.
2-03L 11:15-12:00 Dominique-Marie Votion (Liége, BE) Mitochondrial respiration in the equine muscle with high-resolution respirometry: Race horses and a rare myopathy.
2-04L 12:00-12:45 Erich Gnaiger (Innsbruck, AT) How are respiratory control ratios interpreted? – Concepts and applications. Poster 2-04L.
13:00 Lunch
Chair Vilma Borutaite (LT), Chuck Hoppel (US)
Flash presentations of posters:
2-05P 16:00-16:15 Olga Panasiuk (Kiev, UA) Different sensitivities of two mitochondrial subpopulations to calcium-induced injury. Communicated by Chuck Hoppel.
2-06P 16:15-16:30 José Lumini-Oliveira (Coimbra, PT) Effects of endurance treadmill training on skeletal muscle mitochondrial respiratory function of STZ-treated rats. Communicated by Chuck Hoppel.
2-07P 16:30-16:45 Liat Shachnai (Rehovot, IL) MTCH2/MIMP: A novel regulator of mitochondrial function. Communicated by Vilma Borutaite.
16:45–17:45 Coffee and Posters
17:45-18:45 Special interest groups
19:00 Dinner at Hotel Mohnenfluh
21:15-22:15 Special interest groups

3 - Tuesday, 15. July

Gas interactions with mitochondria
Chair: Dominique Votion (BE), Anthony Hickey (NZ)
3-01L 09:00-10:30 Guy C Brown (Cambridge, UK) Nitric oxide and other gas interactions with mitochondria.
10:30-10:45 Questions and suggestions by participants
10:45-11:45 Coffee and Posters / Special interest groups
In case of favourable weather conditions:
12:00 MiPsummer Walk to the cheese and wine reception at the Alpmuseum uf m Tannberg; refreshment in the lake Körebersee or at Hotel Körbersee.
Chair: Francesca Scandurra (AT), Steven C Hand (US)
3-02L 17:15-18:00 Erich Gnaiger (Innsbruck, AT) Do we need a thermodynamics background in bioenergetics and mitochondrial physiology?
3-03D 18:00-18:45 Mario Fasching (Innsbruck, AT) Simultaneous high-resolution measurement of pH and oxygen Flux with the Oxygraph-2k (instrument demo).
19:00 Dinner at Hotel Mohnenfluh.

4 - Wednesday, 16. July

Oxygen kinetics of mitochondrial respiration and spectrophotometry - Abstracts Day 4
Chair: Vilma Borutaite (LT), Guy C Brown (UK)
4-01L 09:00-09:45 Francesca Scandurra (Innsbruck, AT) Cellular respiration under hypoxia: Mitochondrial oxygen kinetics at steady-state oxygen supply and aerobic-anaerobic transitions.
4-02D 09:45-11:00 Natascha Sommer and Thomas Derfuss (Giessen, DE) Simultaneous remission spectrophotometry and high-resolution respirometry. Respiratory control by oxygen and redox states of mitochondrial cytochromes in cells.
11:00 Coffee and Posters
4-03L 11:45-12:45 Erich Gnaiger (Innsbruck, AT) Competitive and undcompetitive inhibition of cytochrome c oxidase by NO in living cells.
13:00 Lunch
Heart and skeletal muscle mitochondria
Chair: Natascha Sommer (DE), Steven C Hand (US)
4-04L 15:00-15:30 Chuck Hoppel (Cleveland, US) Ischemia-reperfusion injury in heart mitochondria.
4-05L 15:30-16:00 Hélène Lemieux (Innsbruck, AT) Mitochondrial dysfunction in pathologies of the human heart and comparison with mitochondrial respiratory control in the mouse heart.
Flash presentations of posters:
4-06P 16:00-16:15 Julie H Rennison (Cleveland, US) High fat fed heart failure animals have enhanced mitochondrial function and acyl-CoA dehydrogenase activities. Communicated by Erich Gnaiger.
4-07P 16:15-16:30 Antonina V Pustovidko (Moscow, RU) Uncoupling effect of lauryl sulfate on mitochondria. Communicated by Erich Gnaiger.
4-08P Tímea Kurdiová (Bratislava, SK) Measurement of the mitochondrial respiration capacity in permeabilized muscle fibers from cold adapted mice. Communicated by Erich Gnaiger.
16:30-17:45 Coffee and Posters
Chair:Dominique Votion (BE), Charles Hoppel (US)
4-09L 17:45-18:45 Anthony J.R. Hickey (Auckland, NZ) Depressed endogenous mitochondrial respiration stimulates elevated cardiac superoxide production in spontaneously hypertensive rats.
19:00 Dinner
21:00 MiPsociety Party

5 - Thursday, 17. July

Mitochondrial molecular physiology - Abstracts Day 5
Chair: Francesca Scandurra (AT), Guy C Brown (UK)
5-01L 09:00-10:30 Steven C Hand (Baton Rouge, US) Mitochondria and apoptosis: Energy-limited states and signaling for cell death.
11:00 Coffee
5-02L 11:30-12:45 Charles Hoppel (Cleveland, US) Integrated mitochondrial function and the clinical utility of polarographic analysis.
13:00 Lunch
Chair: Charles Hoppel (US), Erich Gnaiger (AT)
5-03L 15:00-16:00 Steven C Hand (Baton Rouge, US) Mitochondrial targeting of protein import.
Flash presentations of posters:
5-04P 16:00-16:15 Ana Paula P. da Silva (Rio de Janeiro, BR) Differential inhibition of energy-producing pathways of hepg-2 cells by 3-bromopyruvate. Communicated by Steven C Hand.
5-05P 16:15-16:30 Elisa Sottotetti (Bologna, IT) PKA stimulation protects transformed cells from apoptosis induced by glucose depletion, by re-activating mitochondrial activity. Communicated by Erich Gnaiger.
5-06P 16:30-16:45 Alexandra Latini (Florianopolis, BR) Seleno compounds prevents the brain energy impairment induced by methylmercury poisoning in adult mice. Communicated by Guy C Brown.
5-07P 16:45-17:00 Praturi Gopalakrishna (Hyderabad, IN) Periodontitis: Role of oxidative phosphorylation. Communicated by Guy C Brown.
17:00-17:45 Coffee and Posters
17:45-18:30 MiPsummer Feedback
18:30 Break
19:00 MiPsummer Dinner at Hotel Mohnenfluh
5-08S 21:15 MiPsummer Special Lecture (in the lecture hall)

Guy C Brown (Cambridge, UK) Mitochondria and the future of death. Guy Brown is the author of ‘The Living End. The future of death, aging and immortality’. Macmillan (2007).

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