G protein-β-arrestin Interplay: Molecular and Therapeutic Implications
Sunday April 07, 2019
8:00 am
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10:00 am
Eastern Time (ET)
Room W205 BC
DDD
MP
TCP
Chair :
Douglas Tilley
Temple Univ School of Medicine
Yang Xiang
University of California at Davis
GPCRs proximally engage G proteins and β-arrestins to relay various effects at the receptor, cellular and physiologic levels. Recent drug discovery efforts have focused on the preferential engagement of either G proteins or β-arrestins to exert specific signaling outcomes. However, several studies have begun to highlight the complex interplay between G proteins and β-arrestins that complicate our understanding of these signaling paradigms. Thus, this session will highlight the latest concepts with regard to the ligand bias and the molecular relationship between G proteins and β-arrestins, as well as their application to relevant cell types and desired therapeutic outcomes.
Speakers
Arun Shukla
- Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur
Structural Insights Into G protein and β-arrestin Interplay at the Receptor
Evi Kostenis
- University of Bonn
Upstream-Downstream-Parallel: A Fresh Perspective on Hierarchies of GPCR Transducers
J. Silvio Gutkind
- Univ of California, San Diego
β-arrestin-independent G Protein Signaling
Laura Bohn
- The Scripps Research Institute
Ligand Bias and Therapeutic Efficacy
Michael Ippolito
- Thomas Jefferson University
Negative Allosteric Modulation of Arrestin Recruitment to the β2-Adrenergic Receptor