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HUPO 3rd Human Proteome Project Workshop
Moscow 2009, March 20-21 |
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New! Photos of the Workshop Workshop Secretariat Program Workshop Agenda in Brief Scientific and Technical Issues Organization and Management Potential Contributions Logistics & Hotel Reservation Patronage and Sponsorship |  The HUPO Human Proteome Project Workshop will be held in the city of Moscow, Russia, during March 20th-21st, 2009. The workshop will be organized by Dr. Alex Archakov. |
"Human Proteome Project" (HPP) is a large integrative scientific initiative akin to recently finished Human Genome Project (HGP).
The project is anticipated as a general paradigm to co-ordinate the propulsion of proteomic research at the international level.
Moscow HPP Workshop was invoked as an Initiative of Human Proteome Organization (HUPO). The aim of the Workshop is to discuss the controversial issues regarding HPP and to establish the springboard for the project pilot phase.
The Workshop will take place in the Institute of Biomedical Chemistry, Moscow, Russia. The concerned parties can participate in the workshop with no registration fee. The participation in electronic form is open in "Human Proteom Project" topic. The consolidated opinion of Workshop participants will be available as Workshop Memorandum.
Please contact Workshop Secretariat for registration, hotel reservation, visa support and questions.
Drs. John Bergeron and Alex Archakov — co-chairs
Dr. Andrey Lisitsa, Elena Ponomarenko — secretaries
Dr. Elena Beyer — visa support, transfer and accommodation
Moscow HPP Workshop was invoked as an Initiative of Human Proteome Organization (HUPO). The aim of the Workshop is to discuss the controversial issues regarding HPP and to establish the springboard for the project pilot phase.
The Workshop will take place in the Institute of Biomedical Chemistry, Moscow, Russia. The concerned parties can participate in the workshop with no registration fee. The participation in electronic form is open in "Human Proteom Project" topic. The consolidated opinion of Workshop participants will be available as Workshop Memorandum.
Please contact Workshop Secretariat for registration, hotel reservation, visa support and questions.
Workshop Secretariat
Drs. John Bergeron and Alex Archakov — co-chairs
Dr. Andrey Lisitsa, Elena Ponomarenko — secretaries
Dr. Elena Beyer — visa support, transfer and accommodation
PROGRAM OF THE HUPO 3RD PROTEOME PROJECT WORKSHOP
(Moscow 2009, March 20-21)
20 March (Friday)
Ministry of Education and Science îf the Russian Federation
Moscow, Bryusov per., 11
| 11.00—12.00 | Registration |
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| 12.00—13.00 | Official Opening Ceremony Andrey A. Fursenko, Minister of Education and Science of the Russian Federation Alexander V. Hlunov, Deputy Minister of Education and Science Anatolyi I. Grigoriev, Vice-President of Russian Academy of Science (RAS) Mikhail I. Davydov, President of Russian Academy of Medical Sciences (RAMS) Veronica I. Skvortsova, Deputy Minister of Healthcare and Social Development Vladislav Ya. Panchenko, President of the RFBR Samir Hanash, Inaugural Former President of Human Proteome Organization (HUPO) John Bergeron, 2nd President of HUPO |
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| 13.00—15.00 | Afternoon Session 1
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| 13.00—13.30 | Alexander Archakov Institute of Biomedical Chemistry of RAMS (Russia) HPP-Russia on Chromosome 18 |
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| 13.30—14.00 | Patrik Kolar European Commission, Directorate-General for Research (Belgium) European collaborative research in proteomics - Recent achievements and strategies contributing to the HPP |
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| 14.00—14.30 | John Bergeron McGill University (Canada) A Human Proteome Project and the Protein Microscope |
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| 16.45—17.10 | Frederik Ponten Vice-Director of Human Proteome Resource (Sweden) The Human Protein Atlas-biomarker Discovery using Antibody-based Proteomics |
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| 15.00—15.30 | Coffee Break |
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| 15.30—17.00 | Afternoon Session 2
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| 15.30—16.00 | Samir Hanash Prof., Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (USA) An international disease biomarker project |
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| 16.00—16.30 | Alexander Bell Prof., McGill University (Canada) Test Samples for Proteomics |
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| 16.30—17.00 | Naoyuki Taniguchi Prof., Dept. Chairman, Osaka University (Japan) Core fucosylation in N-glycans and its significance as biomarkers |
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| 17.00—17.30 | Pengyuan Yang Prof., Fudan University (China) Semi-quantitation of Chinese human liver proteome |
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| 19.00 | Dinner |
21 March (Saturday)
Institute of Biomedical Chemistry
Moscow, Pogodinskaya str., 10
| 10.00—12.00 | Morning Session
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| 10.00—10.30 | Young-Ki Paik Director of Yonsei Proteome Research Center (Korea) HPP-Korea on Chromosome 13 |
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| 10.30—11.00 | Ralph Bradshaw Mass Spectrometry Facility, UCSF (USA) Progress in Proteomics: Today's Problems, Tomorrow's Solutions |
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| 11.00—11.30 | Pierre Legrain Director of Dept. in CEA - Atomic Energy Commission (France) Protein Standards Absolute Quantification (PSAQ): toward a quantitative proteomics usable for a human proteome project |
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| 11.30—12.00 | Xiaohong Qian Beijing Proteome Research Center (China) Human Liver Proteome Project |
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| 12.00—12.30 | Coffee Break |
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| 12.30—13.30 | Scientific and Technical Basics for Russian Part of HPP (presentations from Institute of Biomedical Chemistry of RAMS)
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| 12.30—12.45 | Dr. E. Ponomarenko Data mining for 18-th chromosome (Chr-18) selection |
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| 12.45—13.00 | Dr. V. Zgoda MS identification of high- and medium abundant proteins of Chr-18 |
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| 13.00—13.15 | Dr. S. Moshkovskii Plasma proteins of Chr-18 |
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| 13.15—13.30 | Prof. A. Lisitsa SAPs in proteins of Chr-18 |
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| 13.30—15.00 | Lunch & Excursion to Department of Proteomics |
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| 15.00—16.00 | Round-table Discussion (S. Hanash, Y. Paik, J. Bergeron, V. Ivanov, A. Archakov) Scientific and Technical Issues 1. Aim of the Project. End-point and feasibility 2. Gene-centric approach and selection of chromosomes 3. Scale of HPP: How many proteins should be disclosed 4. Selection of biological material (Sergey Moshkovskii) 5. Technological approaches 6. Population proteomics Organization and Management 1. HPP as HUPO Initiative. HPP working group of scientists 2. Interested and confirmed countries 3. Co-ordination with HUPO Initiatives and other existing efforts 4. "Parts list" for the Pilot Phase 5. How to engage non-proteomics community? 6. Governance structure, budget, data access and dissemination etc. |
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| 14.00—14.30 | Closing Ceremony |
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| 14.30—15.30 | Lunch |
Workshop Agenda in Brief
1. The Start of a Human Proteome project (HPP)
2. Milestones for the Pilot Phase of HPP
3. Implementation, Milestones and Deliverables of the HPP in Full Details
4. Resource of the HPP
2. Milestones for the Pilot Phase of HPP
3. Implementation, Milestones and Deliverables of the HPP in Full Details
4. Resource of the HPP
Scientific and Technical Issues
1. Aim of the Project. End-point and feasibility.
2. Gene-centric approach and selection of chromosomes
3. Scale of HPP: How many proteins should be disclosed
4. Selection of biological material
5. Technological approaches
6. Population proteomics (proteotyping)
2. Gene-centric approach and selection of chromosomes
3. Scale of HPP: How many proteins should be disclosed
4. Selection of biological material
5. Technological approaches
6. Population proteomics (proteotyping)
Organization and Management
1. HPP as HUPO Initiative. HPP working group of scientists.
2. Interested and confirmed countries
3. Co-ordination with HUPO Initiatives and other existing efforts.
4. "Parts list" for the Pilot Phase
5. How to engage non-proteomics community?
6. Governance structure, budget, data access and dissemination etc.
2. Interested and confirmed countries
3. Co-ordination with HUPO Initiatives and other existing efforts.
4. "Parts list" for the Pilot Phase
5. How to engage non-proteomics community?
6. Governance structure, budget, data access and dissemination etc.
Logistics & Hotel Reservation
Patronage and Sponsorship
Ministry for Edication and Science of Russian Federation
Federal Agency for Science and Innovations
Russian Academy of Sciences
Russian Academy of Medical Sciences
Russian Fund for Fundamental Research
Federal Agency for Science and Innovations
Russian Academy of Sciences
Russian Academy of Medical Sciences
Russian Fund for Fundamental Research