GORDON CONFERENCE--FERTILIZATION

此申请的目的是获得支持，以资助旅行 费用和会议费（包括注册、食宿） 邀请演讲者和讨论领导人以及主席和副主席， 戈登施肥研究会议（Gordon Research Conference on Fertilization） 发展的激活，将在新普利茅斯的霍洛维茨学校举行 汉普郡，1993年8月15日至20日。这一会议每两年举行一次 自1974年以来。这是唯一一次戈登会议， 雄性和雌性配子在生命过程中的相互作用 受精卵的受精和激活，从而开始 胚形成它为生物化学家， 细胞生物学家、分子生物学家、生理学家和生物药理学家 在野外工作这次会议取得了非凡的成功， 促进中层和中层工人之间的合作， 该领域的边缘，类似和广泛的研究人员之间 不同的经验和资历，以及研究实验室之间， 这个国家和日本，欧洲，澳大利亚和拉丁美洲。这些 合作成果丰硕。 会议将有九个会议，继戈登 会议形式。1)精子与卵泡环境的相互作用 和透明体，2）精子趋化性，3）精子与 卵质膜，4）卵激活机制，5）对 受精生物学从其他细胞的研究：细胞粘附和 信号，6）植物系统中的施肥，7）当前主题， 贡献论文，8）全体演讲，9）模式中的早期事件 阵第八节是全体演讲，这是一个特殊的传统， 这次会议。今年的讲师将是蒂姆·亨特博士，来自 帝国癌症研究基金，赫茨，英格兰;他的演讲的标题 将是，“控制两个减数分裂和第一次有丝分裂细胞周期， 蛤和青蛙"

The objective of this application is to obtain support to fund travel expenses and conference fees (including registration, room and board) for the invited speakers and discussion leaders as well as the Chair and Vice- chair, at the Gordon Research Conference on Fertilization and the Activation of Development, to be held at Holderness School, Plymouth, New Hampshire, August 15-20, 1993. This conference has been held every two years since 1974. It is the only Gordon Conference concerned with the interaction of the male and the female gametes in the vital process of fertilization and activation of the fertilized egg to begin the process of embryo formation. It provides a venue for the interaction of biochemists, cell biologists, molecular biologists, physiologists, and biophysicists working in the field. This conference has been singularly successful in fostering collaborations between workers in the middle and on the periphery of the field, between researchers of similar and widely disparate experience and seniority, and between research laboratories in this country and Japan, Europe, Australia, and Latin America. These collaborations have borne many fruitful results. There will be nine sessions in the conference, following the Gordon Conference format. 1) Sperm interactions with the follicular environment and the zona pellucida, 2) sperm chemotaxis, 3) sperm interactions with the egg plasma membrane, 4) egg activation mechanisms, 5) insights into fertilization biology from studies of other cells: cell adhesion and signalling, 6) fertilization in plant systems, 7) current topics and contributed papers, 8) plenary lecture, 9) early events in pattern formation. Session 8 is the plenary lecture, a particular tradition of this Conference. This year's lecturer will be Dr. Tim Hunt, from the Imperial Cancer Research Fund, Herts, England; the title of his lecture will be, "Control of the two meiotic and first mitotic cell cycles in clams and frogs."