ASBMB Fall Symposium: Activation of Transcription in Response to Extracellular Signaling Proteins; October 6-9, 1995 in Keystone, Colorado

9512727 Stark将于1995年10月6日至9日在科罗拉多州的Keystone举行由美国生物化学和分子生物学学会(ASBMB)主办的“细胞外信号蛋白对转录的激活”研讨会。参与者将是200-250名科学家(包括演讲者和主持人)，他们是根据他们在这一领域的专业知识和兴趣以及他们对这一科学计划的成功所做出的预期贡献来挑选的。会议将首先广泛讨论细胞外信号反应中转录激活的两个主要途径：ras-MAPK途径和JAK-STAT途径。了解转录信号对于了解细胞生长控制、免疫系统的功能和发育等过程至关重要，因此在现代生物学中具有中心地位。近年来，这一领域的进展非常迅速，重要的是将研究不同系统的科学家聚集在一起，以便充分认识这些系统之间的相互关系，并使来自一个系统的关于机制和功能的新线索可以应用于其他系统。会议的设计是高度互动的，并为讨论和年轻科学家的陈述提供了充足的时间。这次会议将作为催化剂，激发那些可能拥有处理这些问题的新工具的科学家的兴趣，重点放在那些尚未启动重大独立研究计划的年轻科学家身上。美国生物化学和分子生物学学会(ASBMB)将于1995年10月6-9日在科罗拉多州的Keystone举行“激活转录以响应细胞外信号蛋白”的研讨会。参与者将是200-250名科学家(包括演讲者和主持人)，他们是根据他们在这一领域的专业知识和兴趣以及他们对这一科学计划的成功所做出的预期贡献来挑选的。了解转录信号对于了解细胞生长、免疫系统和发育的控制等过程至关重要，因此在现代生物学中具有中心地位。这次会议将作为催化剂，激发那些可能拥有处理这些问题的新工具的科学家的兴趣，重点是那些尚未启动重大独立研究计划的年轻科学家。***

9512727 Stark The Symposium on "Activation of Transcription in Response to Extracellular Signaling Proteins" to be held under the auspices of the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB) October 6-9, 1995, in Keystone, Colorado. Participation will be 200-250 scientists (including speakers and moderators), selected on the basis of their expertise and interest in this area, and their expected contribution to the success of this scientific program. The meeting will begin with broad discussion of each of the two major pathways of transcriptional activation in response to extracellular signals: the ras-MAPK pathway and the JAK-STAT pathway. understanding transcriptional signaling is vital to understanding processes such as cell growth control, the functioning of the immune system and development and so has a central place in modern biology. The pace of progress in this area has been very rapid in recent years, and it is important to bring scientists working on diverse systems together so that the interrelationships of these systems can be fully appreciated and so that new clues about the mechanisms and functions from one system can be applied in others. The meeting is designed to be highly interactive and to give ample time for discussion and for presentations by younger scientists. This meeting will serve as a catalyst to stimulate the interest of scientists who may have novel tools in hand to approach these problems, with a focus on those younger scientists, who have yet to initiate a major program of independent research. %%% The Symposium on "Activation of Transcription in Response to Extracellular Signaling Proteins" to be held under the auspices of the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB) October 6-9, 1995, in Keystone, Colorado. Participation will be 200-250 scientists (including speakers and moderators), selected on the basis of their expertise and interest in this area, and their expected contribution to the success of this scientifi c program. Understanding transcriptional signaling is vital to understanding processes such as control of cell growth, the immune system and development and so has a central place in modern biology. This meeting will serve as a catalyst to stimulate the interest of scientists who may have novel tools in hand to approach these problems, with a focus on those younger scientists who have yet to initiate a major program of independent research. ***