Advances in acid- base regulation in animals- from cell to animal
A professora Simone Saboia pede para divulgarDear Colleagues,
Greg Goss and I are co-organizing a session “Advances in acid- base regulation in animals- from cell to animal” as a symposium in the ICCBP meeting to be held in Salvador, Brazil from August 12-16, 2007. While the oral presentations for the symposium are now confirmed, the symposium is open for additional poster presentations. The following are the speakers and tentative titles for the session:
Susan Edwards (Georgia Southern University): "Cloning & characterization of epithelial NHE isoforms in the gills of fishes"
Greg Goss/Colin Brauner (University of Alberta/University of British Columbia): Evolution of whole animal acid-base regulation in aquatic vertebrates; hagfish as a model system for acid-base regulation.
Chris Wood (McMaster University): Acid-base and metabolic responses to feeding in the dogfish shark: the alkaline tide goes out.
Don Jackson (Brown University): Response to chronic metabolic acidosis: It’s in the bones
Hans Otto-Portner (Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research), Global climate changes in temperature and CO2 on acid-base regulation in aquatic vertebrates
The abstract deadline is coming up soon (April 30th) and more information can be found at the meeting website ( http://www.ib.usp.br/iccpb-brazil/index.html). We hope you will join us in this symposium and look forward to seeing you at the meeting. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask. Please feel free to forward this e-mail to anyone else that may be interested.
All the best,
Colin Brauner and Greg Goss
Obs: O parzo de inscrições de resumo foi adiado para 15/05/07 de acordo com informes do Dr. Colin.
Greg Goss and I are co-organizing a session “Advances in acid- base regulation in animals- from cell to animal” as a symposium in the ICCBP meeting to be held in Salvador, Brazil from August 12-16, 2007. While the oral presentations for the symposium are now confirmed, the symposium is open for additional poster presentations. The following are the speakers and tentative titles for the session:
Susan Edwards (Georgia Southern University): "Cloning & characterization of epithelial NHE isoforms in the gills of fishes"
Greg Goss/Colin Brauner (University of Alberta/University of British Columbia): Evolution of whole animal acid-base regulation in aquatic vertebrates; hagfish as a model system for acid-base regulation.
Chris Wood (McMaster University): Acid-base and metabolic responses to feeding in the dogfish shark: the alkaline tide goes out.
Don Jackson (Brown University): Response to chronic metabolic acidosis: It’s in the bones
Hans Otto-Portner (Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research), Global climate changes in temperature and CO2 on acid-base regulation in aquatic vertebrates
The abstract deadline is coming up soon (April 30th) and more information can be found at the meeting website ( http://www.ib.usp.br/iccpb-brazil/index.html). We hope you will join us in this symposium and look forward to seeing you at the meeting. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask. Please feel free to forward this e-mail to anyone else that may be interested.
All the best,
Colin Brauner and Greg Goss
Obs: O parzo de inscrições de resumo foi adiado para 15/05/07 de acordo com informes do Dr. Colin.