WYI Seminars Schedule of Seminar
WYI Seminars > Schedule of Seminar, January-February 2013
◆January 2013

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2 Jan Winter Break
9 Jan Winter Break
16 Jan


 Chairperson: Suzu
Main Discusser Group: C

Masayuki Amano (Hematology)
An attempt to discover small compounds which can act as HIV-1 Capsid inhibitor.

Koki Matsuda (Okada Project Laboratory)
The effects of a hybrid liposome against HIV-1 entry phase


23 Jan

Chairperson: Sakai
Main Discusser Group: D

Sun Xiaoming (Takiguchi Project Laboratory)
Comprehensive and comparative analysis of paired T cell receptor CDR3 αβ regions in human CD8 T cells


30 Jan

Chairperson: Ueno
Main Discusser Group: E

Koji Watanabe (Oka/Gatanaga Project Laboratory)
Cross-clade CTL recognitions for HIV-1 clade B and A/E viruses in A/E virus-infected Japanese individuals

Yasuhiro Maruta (Matsushita Project Laboratory)
Single-chain variable fragment (scFv) of anti-V3 monoclonal antibody efficiently neutralizes HIV-1 in vitro


◆February 2013

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6 Feb Thesis Defense
13 Feb

Keystone Symposia
20 Feb

Chairperson: Kuwata
Main Discusser Group: A

Faruzana Bhuyan (Suzu Project Laboratory)
Research proposal: Gross dynamic analysis of HIV-1 replication in Fibrocytes, a newly identified target cell of HIV-1

Eriko Kudo (Okada Project Laboratory)
Inhibition of HIV-1 replication by a tricyclic coumarin GUT-70 in acutely and chronically infected cells

27 Feb

 Chairperson: Ariumi
Main Discusser Group: B

Doreen Kamoi (Ueno Project Laboratory)
Comparative study on Prevalence of Nosocomial Infections in BMC, Tanzania and FMUW, Germany in 2008-2009.

Hironori Hayashi (Hematology)
The structural basis to design novel HIV-1 protease inhibitors for overcoming the multiple drug resistance



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