Sunday 23rd September at 7pm UK time (2pm EST ... check your timezone)
Trimethylaminuria/FMO3 webinar with guest speakers :
Professor Elizabeth Shephard & Professor Ian Phillips
(veteran researchers of FMO3 enzyme and trimethylaminuria)
Hosted by : Rob Pleticha of Eurordis and rareconnect.org
Professor Elizabeth Shephard & Professor Ian Phillips
(veteran researchers of FMO3 enzyme and trimethylaminuria)
Hosted by : Rob Pleticha of Eurordis and rareconnect.org
To take place in the rareconnect.org webinar room (flashplayer needed) :
http://eurordis.emea.acrobat.com/rare_disease_communities/
TMAU/FMO3 webinar 23rd Sept : will you attend ?
This webinar :
Professor Shephard and Phillips have a long interest in TMAU and FMO3 enzyme. They are based in London universities and their work and research is based around the 2 groups of enzymes ; the cytochrome P450 enzymes and the FMO enzymes. Since FMO3 is one of the FMO group of enzymes, they have a natural interest in TMAU and have written research papers on FMO3 and TMAU . For this webinar they will provide a presentation on TMAU and FMO3 and will afterwards take questions from the audience.
About Professor Shephard :
Professor of molecular biology. Based in University College, London.
Link to university page of Professor Shephard
About Professor Phillips :
Professor of molecular biology at Queen Mary University, London
Link to university page for Professor Phillips
Some links on TMAU and FMO3 articles by Professor's Phillips and Shephard :
NIH GeneReviews page on TMAU
Clinical Utility Gene Card for TMAU
2010 paper : The potential of knockout mouse lines in defining the role of flavin-containing monooxygenases in drug metabolism
2008 paper : Flavin-containing monooxygenases: mutations, disease and drug response
2002 paper : Genetic polymorphisms of flavin-containing monooxygenase (FMO)
1997 paper : Structural organization of the human flavin-containing monooxygenase 3 gene (FMO3) determined directly from genomic DNA
Clinical Utility Gene Card for TMAU
2010 paper : The potential of knockout mouse lines in defining the role of flavin-containing monooxygenases in drug metabolism
2008 paper : Flavin-containing monooxygenases: mutations, disease and drug response
2002 paper : Genetic polymorphisms of flavin-containing monooxygenase (FMO)
1997 paper : Structural organization of the human flavin-containing monooxygenase 3 gene (FMO3) determined directly from genomic DNA
About Rob Pleticha and rareconnect.org :
About the webinar room :
The webinar room is an Adobe Connect meeting room licensed to Eurordis. Enter as a Guest, no password required. It can hold up to 50 people at anytime. This means only 50 places are available at anytime. If you can watch youtube videos then you likely have the capability to access the room. You do not need to use your own name and do not need to participate (i.e. just be part of the audience). You do not need a camera or mic to be part of the audience. The audience may be able to ask questions at the end via the chat box or by possibly by audio. The webinar will be recorded and made public to view afterwards.
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Note : The speakers are appearing under the premise the webinar will be solely about TMAU and FMO3 enzyme.
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