ASBMB FALL SYMPOSIUM REGULATION OF BONE FORMATION

ASBMB 秋季研讨会骨形成的调节

• 批准号: 2796260
• 负责人: RALPH A BRADSHAW
• 金额: $ 1.2万
• 依托单位: AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR BIOCHEMIS/ MOL BIOL
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 1998
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 1998-09-25 至 1999-08-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/2796260
• 关键词: bone development; bone morphogenetic proteins; growth factor; meeting /conference /symposium; parathyroid hormones; transcription factor; travel

DESCRIPTION (Taken from the application): This symposium, entitled "Regulation of Bone Formation", composed of two conjoint meetings dealing with polypeptide growth factors and transcriptional events is to be held at the Sagebrush Inn in Taos, New Mexico October 16-19, 1998. The meeting is sponsored by the ASBMB and by the ASBMR. There will be joint opening (keynote address) and closing sessions. The remaining portion of the meeting will be composed of four parallel sessions, each featuring two invited speakers. The polypeptide growth factor program will deal with key families of these hormonal regulators including bone morphogenic proteins, transforming growth factor beta, insulin-like growth factors, fibroblast growth factors and parathyroid hormone. The transcription program will include discussions of factors (and the genes they control) that are involved in patterning and the differentiation of chondrocytes, osteoblasts and osteoclasts. The closing session will be devoted to signaling crosstalk, particularly as it affects transcriptional events. This session will feature three invited speakers. The remainder of the program will be made up of shorter presentations selected from the submitted abstracts (with a heavy emphasis on choosing students and postdoctoral fellows). The purpose of the meeting is to achieve a twofold integration of information: 1) to draw together workers interested in structure and function of polypeptide growth factors and their receptors with those studying the transcriptional events that are the downstream modulators of the response and 2) to bring together people interested in growth factor/transcriptional control in a broad variety of biological systems with those individuals interested particularly in bone and cartilage growth. It is expected that the participant population will mirror the distribution of speakers ranging from young, beginning investigators to more senior scientists. The formal sessions of the meeting will be augmented by informal discussions and two major poster sessions (including posters from the platform presenters). The venue and the facilities provide substantial opportunities for both formal and informal interactions amongst the attendees of both meetings. The application seeks support to augment the contributions of the sponsoring societies (as well as some anticipated financial assistance from the private sector) to help underwrite the expenses of the speakers selected from the abstract pool.

描述（取自应用程序）：此研讨会，标题为 “骨形成的调节”，由两次交易的联合会议组成 与多肽生长因子和转录事件有关 1998年10月16日至19日，新墨西哥州陶斯的Sagebrush Inn。会议是 由ASBMB和ASBMR赞助。 将有联合开放 （主题演讲）和结束会议。 其余部分 会议将由四个平行会议组成，每个会议都有两个 邀请演讲者。 多肽生长因子计划将处理关键 这些激素调节剂的家族，包括骨形态发生蛋白， 转化生长因子β，胰岛素样生长因子，成纤维细胞 生长因子和甲状旁腺激素。 转录程序将 包括讨论因素（及其控制的基因） 参与图案和软骨细胞的分化，成骨细胞 和破骨细胞。 结束会议将致力于信号 串扰，特别是因为它影响转录事件。 这个会话 将有三位受邀演讲者。 该程序的其余部分将是 由从提交的摘要中选择的较短演示文稿组成（带有 非常强调选择学生和博士后研究员）。 这 会议的目的是实现双重整合信息： 1）将对对结构和功能感兴趣的工人汇集在一起 多肽生长因子及其受体与研究 转录事件是响应的下游调节器 2）将对增长因素/转录感兴趣的人汇集在一起 与这些人一起控制多种生物系统 特别对骨骼和软骨生长感兴趣。 预计 参与者将反映出扬声器的分布 从Young，开始研究人员到更多的高级科学家。 正式 会议的会议将通过非正式讨论和两个会议增强 主要海报会议（包括平台主持人的海报）。 这 场地和设施为两者提供了大量机会 两次会议的与会者之间的非正式互动。 这 申请寻求支持以增加赞助的贡献 社会（以及私人的一些预期财政援助 行业），以帮助承销从 抽象池。