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researchers. Ari Helenius (Yale, USA) discussed ‘Protein In March 1992 David Robinson and Karl Oparka organfolding in the endoplasmic reticulum’ in mammalian cells ized a meeting on ‘Vesicle traffic and protein transport in and yeasts, and summarized the latest work on the plants and yeast’ which was held in Gottingen, Germany function(s) of calreticulin and calnexin. All three contri(Journal of Experimental Botany 44, Supplement). One of butions showed combinations of approaches ranging from the positive spin-offs of this meeting was that a small pure genetics to protein biochemistry, but as Natasha group of the participants (Jurgen Denecke, Loic Faye, Raikhel (East Lansing, USA) in a closing address Lynne Roberts, David Robinson, and Alessandro Vitale) remarked, ‘we have come a long way in the past five decided to create a network within the Human Capital years and plant research has become increasingly multiand Mobility Programme of the European Union. The disciplinary’. network obtained funding from the EU for a second Essentially following the secretory pathway, the talks international meeting on the plant secretory pathway. and posters centred around protein folding and quality Additional funding from the Nestle Research and control in the ER, post-translational modifications and Development Centre and the Journal of Experimental how proteins are packaged into specific transport vesicles Botany enabled this meeting to take place at the and targeted to the correct destination. Detailed descripUniversity of York, 2–5 July 1997. 100 participants made tions of individual molecules, e.g aquaporins, the auxinfor some 30 invited oral presentations, 15 selected poster binding protein, as well as the potential uses of the plant presentations, and 60 posters. secretory system for industrially important products such To set the tone, and to bring everybody up to date as antibodies, constituted two further sessions. A look with developments in non-plant systems, the audience into the future was provided by presentations on new was appropriately impressed by three keynote lectures. methodologies. Tony Pugsley (Pasteur Institute, Paris) described ‘The

The plant secretory system: mechanisms, pathways and applications in biotechnology (Meeting held at York University, UK, 2-5 July 1997)