Symposium S10
Chemical basis of axonal regeneration

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060.1. Symp. S10-1. Sun 14/07 14:00 - Amphithéâtre Havane
Raivich G. (1), Zirrgiebel U. (2), Kaplan D. (2) & Heumann R. (3)
(1) Perinat Brain Repair Grp, Dept Obs & Gyn, Dept Anat, UCL, London, UK; (2) Dept Neurol &Neurosurg, Brain Tumor Res Cntr, MNI, Montreal, CDN; (3) Dept Mol Neurobiochem, Ruhr Univ., Bochum, Germany
- SUCCESSFUL AXONAL REGENERATION: CELL SURFACE MOLECULES AND INTRACELLULAR SIGNALLING.

060.2. Symp. S10-2. Sun 14/07 14:00 - Amphithéâtre Havane
Müller H. W., Klapka N. & Hermanns S.
Mol. Neurobiol. Laboratory, Düsseldorf, Germany
- LESION-INDUCED BASEMENT MEMBRANES AS IMPEDIMENT FOR AXON REGENERATION IN THE CNS.

060.3. Symp. S10-3. Sun 14/07 14:00 - Amphithéâtre Havane
Privat A. & Menet V.
INSERM, U 336, Montpellier, France
- GLIAL SCARS AND CENTRAL REGENERATION : LESSONS FROM GFAP- AND VIMENTIN-DEFICIENT MICE.

060.4. Symp. S10-4. Sun 14/07 14:00 - Amphithéâtre Havane
Bandtlow C. E. (1), Niederöst B. (2) & Oertle T. (3)
(1) Institute of Medical Chemistry and Biochemistry, Leopold-Franzens-Univ; (2) Institute of Medical Chemistry and Biochemistry, Leopold-Franzens-Germany; (3) Department Biology, ETH Zurich and Brain Research Institute, University of
- NERVE GROWTH CONE COLLAPSE INDUCED BY NOGO-A: UPSTREAM SIGNALS, DOWNSTREAM TARGETS.