The Glycobiology of Cancer Symposium (day 2) - In-Person Session

Friday, September 17, 2021
01:00 PM-05:15 PM(EST)
Virtual
NIH Videocast,
Bethesda, MD - 20892
Max.Capacity: 1000 No Participants

Agenda:

1:00-5:15p.m., EDT 

 

Session III. Cell Signaling

Chair, Dr. Neeraja Sathyamoorthy, Program Director, NCI

 

1:00p.m., Dr. Mauricio Reginato, Drexel University

O-GlcNAcylation: Linking Signaling and Metabolism in Cancer

1:30p.m., Dr. Virginia Shapiro, Mayo Rochester

ST8Sia6 Promotes Tumor Growth in Mice by Inhibiting Immune Responses

2:00p.m, Dr. Anita Hjelmeland, University of Alabama Birmingham

A Protumorigenic Role for ST6Gal1-Mediated Sialylation in Brain Tumor Initiating Cells

2:30p.m., Dr. Thomas Clausen, University of California San Diego                                                                         

Binding of Malarial VAR2CSA to Oncofetal Chondroitin Sulfate Depends on Sulfation and Ligand Accessibility                                                                                                                                                                            

3:00p.m., Break

 

Session IV. Glycoproteomics & Informatics

Chair, Dr. Karl Krueger, Program Director, NCI

 

3:15p.m., Dr. Richard Drake, Medical University of South Carolina

Integrated Workflows for Carbohydrate Antigen Immunohistochemistry, N-glycan Imaging Mass Spectrometry and Targeted Glycoproteomics on the Same Tumor Tissue Slide

3:45p.m., Dr. Stacy Malaker, Yale University                                                                                                                  

Revealing the Cancer-Associated Mucinome                                                                                                             

4:00p.m., Dr. Hui Zhang, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

Characterization of Human Cancers by Glycoproteomics

4:30p.m., Dr. Raja Mazumder, George Washington University 

Exploring Cancer Mutations and its Effect on Glycosylation Sites Using GlyGen Supersearch

4:45p.m., Dr. Lingjun Li, University of Wisconsin 

Development and Application of Chemical Tags for Quantitative Glycomics and Glycoproteomics                    

5:15p.m., Adjourn



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