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Hereditary Neurodegeneration – Mechanisms, Genes and Phenotypes

Abstract	Referent	Affiliation	Title of talk
	C. Hübner	University of Jena, GER	Introduction
abstract	T. Schmitt-John	University of Aarhus, DEN	Intracellular vesicle traffic is critical for motor neuron degeneration
abstract	W. Saxton	University of Bloomington, U.S.A.	Kinesin-1, Kinesin-3, and fast transport of axonal organelles in Drosophila motor neurons
abstract	C. Kaether	Leibniz Institute Jena, GER	Alzheimer's disease: insights into gamma-secretase
abstract	E. Rugarli	University of Milano	Mechanisms of axonal degeneration in HSP
cancelled abstract	S. Zuchner	University of Miami, U.S.A.	The genotypic and phenotypic spectrum of SPG31 – implications for molecular studies
abstract	S. Stemmler	University of Bochum, GER	SPG31: a rather frequent form of autosomal dominant HSP?
abstract	U. Hehr	University of Regensburg, GER	SPG11: clinics, genetics and neuropathology
abstract	R. Schüle	Herthie Institute for Clinical Brain Research Tübingen, GER	Effects of SPG10 mutations on KIF5A transport activity
cancelled abstract	C. Neusch	University of Göttingen, GER	Time-lapse imaging of pyramidal tracts in vivo as a tool to study axonal degeneration in HSP
abstract	C. O'Kane	University of Cambridge, UK	SPG6 and BMP signalling at the Drosophila neuromuscular junction
abstract	E. Reid	Cambridge Institute of Medical Research, UK	Functions of spartin, the Troyer syndrome protein
abstract	A. Mannan	University of Göttingen, GER	Elucidating the molecular function of ZFYVE27 (Protrudin)

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