A Replication Initiation Complex Captured in Action
Invited Speaker and Session Chair
ASBMB meeting, Anaheim, USA
04/26/2010
Mechanisms of Origin Melting by Initiator Proteins
Invited Keynote Speaker
Biophysics Society Meeting
San Francisco, USA
02/21/2010:
Double Headed Helicases and Their Functional Implications
Invited Keynote Speaker
Lorne Conference of Protein Sciences, Australia
02/15/2010
APOBEC Protein Structure and Functional Implications
Invited Seminar
Stanford University
04/15/2008
DNA Replication
Invited Speaker and Chair
Keystone meeting, Santa Fe, NM
02/15/2008
APOBEC deaminases Structure and Function,future prospect for novel anti-HIV therapy
Invited Seminar
University of California, San Francisco (UCSF)
01/16/2008
Beijing International HPV Meeting
Invited Speaker and Session Chair
Beijing International HPV Meeting
11/07/2007
Wuhan International Virology Meeting
Invited Speaker and Chair
Wuhan International Virology Meeting
10/27/2007
Visualizing the molecular event of tumor virus pathogenesis process
Keynote Speech
International DNA Tumor Virus Meeting, Trieste, Italy
07/20/2007
Replicative helicases in eukaryotes
Invited Seminar
Yale University
05/08/2006
The SV40 large T antigen and tumorigenesis mechanisms
Invited Seminar
Vanderbilt University
11/18/2005
The mechanisms of double helix unwinding by double-hexameric helicases
Invited Seminar
Harvard University
11/12/2005
Structures of replicative helicases and DNA replication
Invited Seminar
MUSC, Charleston, NC
11/09/2005
Unwinding Double Helix For Replication
Invited Seminar
MRC, Cambridge, UK
07/25/2005
Hexameric helicases and replication licensing, Two heads are better than one
Invited Seminar
Emory University
05/19/2005
A new type of molecular machine by concerted pumping
Invited Seminar
International Center of Biotechnology, Trieste, Italy
04/18/2005
Hexameric helicases and replication licensing, Two heads are better than one
Invited Seminar
California Institute of Technology
03/31/2005
Structures of MCM complex and SV40 T antigen: hexameric helicases and replication licensing
Invited Seminar
University of Colorado, Boulder
11/15/2004
The molecular mechanisms of cell transformation and DNA unwinding of SV40 Large T antigen
Invited Seminar
University of Rome, Italy
06/11/2004
How SV40 large T antigen melts origin of DNA and unwinds replication fork
Invited Seminar
Sloan-Kettering/Rockefeller University
04/30/2004
Structure and function of MCM complex: a double hexameric helicase
Invited Seminar
Cornell University
04/02/2004
The structural basis for the functions in cell transformation and in DNA replication of SV40 large Tumor antigen
Invited Seminar
Baylor College of Medicine
03/16/2004
How SV40 large T antigen melts origin of DNA and unwinds replication fork
Invited Seminar
USC Keck School of Medicine
02/09/2004
Structures of MCM complex and SV40 T antigen: hexameric helicases and replication licensing
Invited Seminar
University of Pittsburgh
12/17/2003
The IRIS mechanism in DNA unwinding
Invited Seminar
University of Utah
12/01/2003
Structures of MCM complex and SV40 T antigen: hexameric helicases and replication licensing
Invited Seminar
London Imperial College, UK
07/28/2003
Structures of MCM complex and SV40 T antigen: hexameric helicases and replication licensing
Invited Seminar
Oxford University, UK
07/14/2003
Archaeal MCM complex structure
Invited Seminar
MRC, CFambridge, UK
07/09/2003
Structures of MCM complex and SV40 T antigen and the functional insights
Invited Seminar
FASEB Meeting; Helicases: Structure, function and roles in human disease
06/29/2003
The molecular mechanisms of origin melting and fork unwinding by SV40 large T antigen
Invited Seminar
Harvard Medical School
05/28/2003
The crystal structure of SV40 T antigen and the biological implications
Invited Presentation
EMBO Tumor Viruses Workshop, Siena, Italy
04/26/2003
Helicase mechanism of Large T in DNA replication
Invited Seminar
Johns Hopkins University
01/15/2003