Tuesday, 16th July
RACI Biomolecular Division Conference 2013
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Tuesday, 16th July
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Speakers
Session 6
8:30AM - 10:40AM
Tuesday, 16th July
Wentworth
Chair: Shelli McAlpine
Sponsored by:
Antibody-Drug Conjugates for the Treatment of Cancer
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John Flygare
Towards the Development of Bromodomain Inhibitors as Potential Cancer Therapeutics
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Pat Sharp
Examining AAL(S) as a New Lead for the Treatment of Leukaemia
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Hamish D Toop
Towards Hypoxia-Activated Anti-tumour Mutual Prodrugs: Progress and Discoveries en Route
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Michael J Kelso
Towards developing selective inhibitors of the protease Fibroblast Activation Protein (FAP) as a potential therapeutic for cancer and chronic liver injury
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Mark D Gorrell
Morning Tea
10:40AM - 11:00AM
Tuesday, 16th July
Pioneers (Exhibition Hall)
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Session 7
11:00AM - 1:20PM
Tuesday, 16th July
Wentworth
Chair: Rachel Codd
Sponsored by:
Natural Products in a Drug Discovery Environment
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Ronald J Quinn
Rings, helices, macromolecular structures and the inhibition of dynamin GTPase as a novel therapeutic target
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Adam McCluskey
Identification of an antifungal inhibitor of the riboflavin synthesis pathway by
in silico
screening
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Joel D A Tyndall
Synthesis and evaluation of novel enzyme inhibitors as tuberculosis drug leads
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Anh Thu Tran
Exploiting Fungal Chemistry for Antimalarial Lead Discovery
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Rohan A Davis
Lunch
1:20PM - 2:30PM
Tuesday, 16th July
Pioneers (Exhibition Hall)
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Session 8
2:30PM - 4:10PM
Tuesday, 16th July
Wentworth
Chair: Renate Griffith
Bio-heterocyclic chemistry, from Adrien Albert to the University of Adelaide
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Andrew Abell
Raving mad? MDMA (‘ecstasy’) analogues for the treatment of Parkinson’s disease
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Matthew Piggott
A functional nanoreactor based on a Ru(II)bisterpyridine-cytochrome
c
bioconjugate light driven proton pump
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Pall Thordarson
Afternoon Tea
4:10PM - 4:40PM
Tuesday, 16th July
Wentworth
Session 9
4:40PM - 6:00PM
Tuesday, 16th July
Wentworth
Chair: Wim Meutermans
A new perspective on ATP: Implications of ATP structure on the design of ATP site kinase inhibitors
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Chris Parkinson
Development of levofloxacin releasing intravitreal implants for the treatment of ocular disease
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Andrew C Donohue
Development of mechanism-based inhibitors of amine oxidases.
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Alison D Findlay
Scaffold hops to a pre-clinical candidate to treat Chagas Disease
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Martine Keenan
Conference Dinner
7:00PM - 10:00PM
Tuesday, 16th July
Blaxland & Lawson
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