GORDON RESEARCH CONFERENCE ON MEIOSIS

请求提供部分支持以促进戈登研究会议的召开 具体涉及减数分裂的主题。这是一个新的会议， 它将于1992年7月12日至17日在普利茅斯州立学院举行 普利茅斯，新罕布夏州。 减数分裂领域正处于关键时刻，因为它是现代 分子生物学和生物化学被用来研究经典 配对、重组和分离等问题。的目的 这次会议有几个方面：(1)介绍和讨论最新的 该领域的发展；(2)为提出问题提供一个论坛 开发新的范式；(3)团结该领域的“经典”工作者 分子“新人”；以及(4)鼓励新人 习惯于在复杂的生物化学水平上思考问题 启动对减数分裂过程的研究。 会议将限制为130名与会者，其中包括大约50名与会者 特邀演讲者。与会者将从以下学科中挑选 遗传学、生物化学、细胞学和分子生物学。除了……之外 被邀请的50位演讲者，其余的与会者将从 申请者由组织者共同挑选。 课程主题包括配对和重组、染色体 减数分裂过程中的结构、时间控制和检查点， 减数分裂对基因表达、纺锤体结构和功能的控制。 在可能的最大程度上，每一届会议都将强调 这一主题的纪律方法并突出了一些工作 不同的有机体。 除了预定的会谈外，还将举办一个关于 染色体配对的细胞遗传学分析和两次海报会议。我们 将特别鼓励那些处理减数分裂的人的海报 还不适用于分子分析的问题或系统 作为报道分子发现的海报。

Partial support is requested to facilitate a Gordon Research Conference dealing specifically with the topic of Meiosis. This is a new conference, and it will be held on July 12-17, 1992 at Plymouth State College in Plymouth, New Hampshire. The field of meiosis is at a critical juncture as the tools of modern molecular biology and biochemistry are brought to bear on classical problems such as pairing, recombination, and segregation. The purposes of this meeting are several fold: (1) to present and discuss the most recent developments in the field; (2) to provide a forum for formulating questions and developing new paradigms; (3) to unite "classical" workers in the field with molecular "newcomers"; and (4) to encourage new people who are accustomed to thinking about problems at a sophisticated biochemical level to initiate studies of the meiotic process. The meeting will be limited to 130 conferees, including approximately 50 invited speakers. Conferees will be drawn from the disciplines of genetics, biochemistry, cytology, and molecular biology. In addition to the 50 invited speakers, the remaining conferees will be chosen from the applicant pool by the organizers. Session topics will include pairing and recombination, chromosome structure, temporal controls and check points in the meiotic process, meiotic controls of gene expression, and spindle structure and function. To the greatest extent possible, each session will emphasize both a multi- disciplinary approach to the topic and highlight work on a number of different organisms. In addition to the scheduled talks, there will be a workshop on the cytogenetic analysis of chromosome pairing and two poster sessions. We will specifically encourage posters from those dealing with meiotic problems or systems that are not yet amenable to molecular analysis as well as posters reporting molecular findings.