The 1992 Kyoto Prize Workshops

Studies and Perspective of Cell Signaling Network

Yasutomi Nishizuka

/  Biochemist

Basic Sciences

Life Sciences and Medicine(Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, Systems Biology, etc.)

1992

11 /12 Thu

13:10 - 17:20

Place: Kyoto International Conference Center

Address:Takaragaike, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto 606-0001 Japan

Finished

Program

13:10
Greetings Kazuo Inamori; President, The Inamori Foundation
Greetings Heisuke Hironaka; Chairman, Kyoto Prize Committee in Basic Sciences;
Professor, Faculty of Medicine, Kyoto University
13:30
Introduction of the Laureate Shigetada Nakanishi
13:40
Lecture Yasutomi Nishizuka; Laureate in Basic Sciences
“Studies and Perspectives of Protein Kinase C: Phospholipid Degradation Cascade for Cellular Regulation”
14:30
Lecture Tomoh Masaki; Professor, Faculty of Medicine, Kyoto University
“Vasoconstrictive Action of Endothelin”
15:10
Intermission
15:20
Lecture Shigetada Nakanishi
“Molecular Biology of Glutamate Receptors”
16:00
Lecture Shigekazu Nagata; Head, Department of Molecular Biology, Osaka Bioscience Institute
“Cell Death and Autoimmune Disease”
16:40
Lecture Yoshihiko Takai; Professor, School of Medicine, Kobe University
“Functions and Modes of Action of Small G Proteins”
17:20
Closing

Laureates

Yasutomi Nishizuka

Biochemist

A biochemist who has given a tremendous impetus to the development of life sciences. He has contributed greatly to the construction of the fundamental concepts of intracellular signal transduction cascade through his discovery of “protein kinase C,” also known as “C kinase,” and his analysis of its function, which revealed a new intracellular signal transduction system and elucidated the regulatory mechanisms involved in many biological phenomena, including cancer cell growth.

*This field then was Field of Life Sciences (Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, Neurobiology).

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November 12, 1992 (Thu.) 13:00-17:30
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Kyoto International Conference Center