Biochemical Journal – Centenary Symposium video webcast now available

*** Apologies for cross posting ***

Portland Press and the Biochemical Journal are pleased to announce that the 
video webcast of the Biochemical Journal Centenary Symposium 
(http://www.bjcentenary.org/default.htm) which took place in July 2006 is 
now available as part of the online journal. Access to over five and a half 
hours of video is available to institutional subscribers to the Biochemical 
Journal and members of the Biochemical Society providing a valuable 
teaching resource on key areas of biochemistry and cell and molecular 
biology.

The Centenary Symposium consisted of a prestigious list of speakers at the 
cutting edge of research brought together to celebrate 100 years of 
publishing by the Biochemical Journal.

Mike Waterfield (UK)
The EMBO Lecture: Cracking the mild, difficult and fiendish codes within 
and downstream of the EGFR to link diagnostics and therapeutics
Louise Johnson (UK)
Protein kinases and their therapeutic exploitation
Alfred Goldberg (USA) 
Functions of the proteasome: from protein degradation and immune 
surveillance to cancer therapy 
Mina Bissell (USA)
Modelling molecular mechanisms of breast cancer and invasion: lessons from 
the normal gland 
Donny Strosberg (USA)
Novel mechanisms of signal transduction modulated by G-protein coupled 
receptors 
Steve Huber (USA)
Exploring the role of protein phosphorylation in plants: from signalling to 
metabolism in leaf cells 
Stephen O’Rahilly (UK)
Translating metabolic biochemistry into the clinic 
Lewis Wolpert (UK)
The public’s belief about biology 

Biochemical Journal will be relaunched for the digital age in 2007 offering 
users greater searching capabilities and personalization according to their 
key research areas. Subscribing libraries will benefit from a customized 
message informing their users that they are accessing the journal through 
the library’s subscription. Subscribers will also be able to access “BJ 
Classics”, the classic papers and people that have made a major 
contribution to emerging areas of research throughout the 20th Century.

Kerry Cole 
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Portland Press 
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