FASEB CONFERENCE: CELLULAR AND MOLECULAR GENETICS

此申请寻求FASEB夏季研究的部分支持 细胞和分子遗传学会议将在铜举行 1990年8月12日至17日，科罗拉多山。 本次会议的主要 是召集一群杰出的细胞生物学家，分子生物学家， 生物学家，神经生物学家，生物化学家和遗传学家讨论 多学科的方法来处理处于最前沿的主题， 当代生物学 这次会议有意包括 更广泛的领域，使参与者在不同的领域，但与共同的 科学目标，有机会互动。 有九 会议为期五天。 明天早上会有一个会议 晚上和下午将被用来讨论新的 技术或海报展示。 我们会讨论一些话题， 与DNA复制，发育生物学的低级和高级 真核生物，允许理解细胞分化的系统， 转录调控、肿瘤发生、RNA加工、细胞周期 调节、分子神经生物学和人类遗传学。 此外，本发明还 将有会议处理技术，以产生转基因 小鼠，同源重组和大基因组的物理操作。 在每一次排定的会议上，主席都精心挑选了三个或三个以上的代表， 四位主要发言人介绍一般主题。 我们希望 将是一个活跃的讨论，以及引入一个 或者两个简短的谈话。 我们鼓励申请人包括 一份摘要沿着在申请表上。 我们会限制 参加人数不超过150人。 最后，我们希望有广泛的 讨论的机会，这将有助于沟通，以促进 参与者之间的科学合作与协作。

This application seeks partial support for a FASEB Summer Research Conference on Cellular and MOlecular Genetics to be held at Copper Mountain, Colorado from August 12-17, 1990. The major of this conference is to bring together an eminent group of cellular biologists, molecular biologists, neurobiologists, biochemist and geneticists to discuss multidisciplinary approaches to topics which are at the forefront of contemporary biology. The conference is deliberately meant encompass broader areas so that participants in diverse fields, but with common scientific goals, have an opportunity to interact. There are nine sessions spread over five days. There will be a session in the morning and evening and the afternoons will be used either to discuss new technologies or for poster presentations. We would discuss topics dealing with DNA replication, developmental biology of lower and higher eukaryotes, systems which allow understanding of cellular differentiation, regulation of transcription, oncogenesis, RNA processing, the cell cycle regulation, molecular neurobiology and human genetics. Additionally, there will be sessions dealing with techniques to generate transgenic mice, homologous recombination and physical manipulation of large genomes. In each scheduled session, the chairperson has carefully selected three or four principal speakers to introduce the general subject. We hope there will be a lively discussion, as well as the possibility of introducing one or perhaps two short talks. We would encourage the applicants to include an abstract along with their application. We would restrict the number of participants not to exceed 150. Finally we hope that there is extensive opportunity for discussion which will facilitate communication to promote scientific cooperation and collaboration among the participants.