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Joachim Frank HHMI, Wadsworth CentertRNA A/T site A site P site

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GTPase-associated center (GAC) action brings codon and anticodon together.Codon-anticodon interaction stabilizes the twisted anticodon conformation. Cognate binding leads to accommodation.

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Marianne Grunberg-Manago PNPase

RNA

RNA RNA

ncRNA/ncDNA

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Mechanisms of mRNA decay

mRNA

mRNA

NMD nonstop decay, tmRNA

mRNA decay

decay degra-

dosome

PNPase

PNPase Marianne Grunberg-Manago

Marianne Severo Ochoa

PNPase

RNA

Ochoa RNA

PNPase

Marianne

Marianne

PNPase

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Institut de Biologie

Physico-Chimique (CNRS)

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Marianne Grunberg-Manago PNPase

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EMBO

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PNPase RNA

PNPase

PNPase mRNA decay

PNPase

Yoshikazu NAKAMURA

Marianne

DNA

RNA non-coding

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Kimitsuna WATANABE

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Kouji NAKAMURA

RNA

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non-coding RNA

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non-coding RNA RNA RNAi/miRNA

mRNA non-coding RNA

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Akira NAKAMURA

McGillMedical Research Council

Yuji KAGEYAMA

Howard Hughes Medical Institute

Baylor

EMBL Anne

Ephrussi

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non-cording RNA RNAi

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Tamaki YANO

European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL)

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RNA interference

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Jens Nyborg Univ.

of Aarhus EF

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RRF tRNA

tmRNA GTPase,YjeQ

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GTPase 30S

30S GTPase center

Linda L. Spremulli

Univ. of North Carolina IF2

McCloskey Spremulli

tRNA

s2T tRNA

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in vitro

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Sprinzl

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RNA biology

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Sweden vs. Bulgaria

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JSPS

JSPS

Prof. Leif Kirsebom

Dept. of Cell and Molecular Biology, Uppsala Univ.

Versatility of RNA

Dr. Kunio Inoue Faculty of Science, Kobe Univ.

Mechanisms of alternative RNA splicing

Dr. Marie Ohman

Dept. of Molecular Biology & Functional Genomics, Stockholm Univ.

RNA editing by adenosine deamination in the mammalian brain

Dr. Naoyuki Kataoka

Institute for Virus research, Kyoto Univ.

Analysis of the post-splicing recycling pathway in the nucleus

dinner time JSPS

Dr. Anders Virtanen

Dept. of Cell and Molecular Biology, Uppsala Univ.

Poly(A)-specific ribinuclease (PARN):Connecting mRNA

poly(A) tail degradation to the 5 end located cap structure

Dr. Hitoshi Onouchi

Graduate School of Agriculture, Hokkaido Univ.

Nascent polypeptide-mediated posttranscriptional regulation

of the cystathione gamma-synthase gene in Arabidopsis

Dr. Mikiko Siomi

Institute for Genome Research, Univ. of Tokushima

Distinct roles for Argonaute proteins in small RNA-directed

RNA cleavage pathways in Drosophila

Dr. Gerhart Wagner

Dept. of Cell and Molecular Biology, Uppsala Univ.

Small RNA encoded by the E. coli chromosome

Dr. Fredrik Soderbom

Dept. of Molecular Biology, Swedish Agricultural Univ.

Non-coding RNAs in Dictyostelium discoideum

Dr. Akira Nakamura

Center for Developmental Biology, RIKEN

Spatio-temporal regulation of maternal RNA localization and

translation in Drosophila

Dr. Mikael Wikstrom Dept. of Molecular Biology, Umea Univ.

Role of ribosome-associated proteins in S rRNA

processing and ribosome maturation

Dr. Tsutomu Suzuki

Graduate School of Engineering, The Univ. of Tokyo

Biosynthesis and function of tRNA wobble modification

pick up

abstract

UCSF

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Prof. Leif Isaksson JSPS

cocktail time champagne

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RiddarfjardenMikiko C. SIOMI

Howerd Hughes Medical Institute

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cDNA

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pursuits

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Department of Biological Sciences

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....the basic idea is how you think, at some point the student,

in close collaboration with the advisor, has formed a clear and

presentable thesis project, and has demonstrated competence in

completing it, usually by experimental and written progress. At

a minimum, the student should be able to present orally and in

writing a project that will lead to several quality publications.

qualifying exam

Colin A. Smith

Qualifying exam

UCSF

Stipend

Washington University in St. Louis WUSTL

UCSF

Colin A. Smith

American University of Beirut Assistant Professor

Colin

UCSF Program

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Teaching Assistant

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entrance examinations cumulative exami-

nations for advancements Colin

WUSTL In my program, the first

week we arrived were used to give us entrance exams, to see if

we had any deficiencies, and to make sure we remembered

enough basic chemistry to be Teaching assistants in the

undergraduate lab courses. Out of 15-20 of us, I think three or

so had to do all the freshman lab experiments before they could

be Teaching assistants. Then we had a series of cumulative

exams, offered 3 times a semester, sometimes related to a

course, sometimes not, each time given by a different professor

in the program, and we were strongly encouraged to take every

one until we passed four. We had to pass two exams in the first

four semesters (2/12) and four by the end of the sixth semester

(4/18). The best students passed the first four they took, most

students finished in the second year, and the weaker students

just made it.

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Research proposal written proposal

NIH

Qualifying exam

Qualifying exam

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Significance; Approach; Innovation; Investi-

gator Environment (http://www.niaid.nih.gov/ncn/grants/basics/)

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NIH

defend

Colin ......in US academics, whether

one is submitting a proposal or a publication, great weight is put

on being able to defend the importance and conclusions of the

work. I think the guiding principle in all these evaluations is to

set up a somewhat adversarial process, where the proponent

tries to convince others that the work is interesting and good,

and the evaluators question the arguments. In this way, whether

the scientist is trying to pass a qualifying exam, or thesis

defense, or get a paper published, or present a talk at a

professional conference, or even RNA club, this aspect is the

same.

Stipend

Stipend

Colin Stipend

A stipend is a salary, but it

has the sense of a salary for a specific

purpose, pay that is sufficient for living expenses, but not

competitive with an open market. The original use was to

describe soldier' s pay, but is most often used to describe the

compensation for students or fellows. You will also often see it

used for short-term purposes, such as a stipend for daily

expenses while traveling.

Biomedicine

Colin

WUSTL

NIH NSF

WUSTL Biomedical Department Colin

Ingrid Ghattas NIH training grant

NIH training grant

NSF Howard Hughes

External funding

UCSF UCSF PIBS

in US academics, whether one

is submitting a proposal or a

publication, great weight is put

on being able to defend the

importance and conclusions of

the work

TA

Colin In the US, the stipend is meant to be

enough to live on, and depending on how expensive the city, to

live alone, eat well, travel, and save money (not in San

Francisco). UCSF Web site

Biophysics

,

San Francisco

stipend

http://www.nigms.nih.gov/funding/trngmech.html#b/

http://www.ehr.nsf.gov/dge/programs/

http://www.hhmi.org/grants/funding/indiv/precomp.html/

http://biophysics.ucsf.edu/bp_adm.html#financial/

Colin

.....it

was typical, the student designs the experiments, orders the

materials, carries out the experiment, analyses the results, and is

responsible for writing the first draft of the publication. The

advisor provides the laboratory and funds, and discusses

everything else as much as the student requests or need (judged

by the advisor), which means a substantial contribution to the

research questions, the experimental strategy, interpretation, and

almost always, great scientific and editorial contributions to the

final published work.

UCSF Ira

Herskowitz UCSF

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