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SUMMARY:mTOR signaling in growth and metabolism
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DESCRIPTION:Prof. Michael N. Hall\n\nProfessor of Biochemistry Biozentrum\,
  University of Basel\n\nMichael N. Hall received his Ph.D. from Harvard Un
 iversity and was a\npostdoctoral fellow at the Pasteur Institute (Paris\, 
 France) and the\nUniversity of California\, San Francisco. He joined the B
 iozentrum of\nthe University of Basel (Switzerland) in 1987 where he is cu
 rrently\nProfessor and former Chair of Biochemistry. Hall is a pioneer in 
 the\nfields of TOR signaling and cell growth control. In 1991\, Hall and\n
 colleagues discovered TOR (Target of Rapamycin) and subsequently\nelucidat
 ed its role as a central controller of cell growth and\nmetabolism. The di
 scovery of TOR led to a fundamental change in how\none thinks of cell grow
 th. It is not a spontaneous process that just\nhappens when building block
 s (nutrients) are available\, but rather a\nhighly regulated\, plastic pro
 cess controlled by TOR -dependent\nsignaling pathways. As a central contro
 ller of cell growth and\nmetabolism\, TOR plays a key role in development\
 , aging\, and disease.\nHall is a member of the US National Academy of Sci
 ences and has\nreceived numerous awards\, including the Breakthrough Prize
  in Life\nSciences (2014) and the Albert Lasker Award for Basic Medical Re
 search\n(2017).\n\nThis webinar is hosted by Nick Ktistakis\n\nJoin live h
 ere - https://zoom.us/j/95390668631\n\n \n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Prof. Michael N. Hall</p>\n\n<p>Professor o
 f Biochemistry Biozentrum\, University of Basel</p>\n\n<p>Michael N. Hall 
 received his Ph.D. from Harvard University and was a postdoctoral fellow a
 t the Pasteur Institute (Paris\, France) and the University of California\
 , San Francisco. He joined the Biozentrum of the University of Basel (Swit
 zerland) in 1987 where he is currently Professor and former Chair of Bioch
 emistry. Hall is a pioneer in the fields of TOR signaling and cell growth 
 control. In 1991\, Hall and colleagues discovered TOR (Target of Rapamycin
 ) and subsequently elucidated its role as a central controller of cell gro
 wth and metabolism. The discovery of TOR led to a fundamental change in ho
 w one thinks of cell growth. It is not a spontaneous process that just hap
 pens when building blocks (nutrients) are available\, but rather a highly 
 regulated\, plastic process controlled by TOR -dependent signaling pathway
 s. As a central controller of cell growth and metabolism\, TOR plays a key
  role in development\, aging\, and disease. Hall is a member of the US Nat
 ional Academy of Sciences and has received numerous awards\, including the
  Breakthrough Prize in Life Sciences (2014) and the Albert Lasker Award fo
 r Basic Medical 51ÔÚÏß (2017).</p>\n\n<p>This webinar is hosted by Nick 
 Ktistakis</p>\n\n<p>Join live here - <a href=\"https://zoom.us/j/953906686
 31\">https://zoom.us/j/95390668631</a></p>\n\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n
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