GORDON RESEARCH CONFERENCE ON ANIMAL CELLS & VIRUSES

请求为1992年戈登动物细胞会议提供部分支助 和病毒，将于6月15日至19日在新伦敦的科尔比-索耶学院举行， 新汉普郡。这次会议的重点每年轮换一次。 在细胞和病毒之间；1992年，会议的重点将是 真核细胞的分子生物学。 这一领域见证了显著的进步，同时也伴随着 在范围和实验方法上的广泛扩展。分子克隆， 测序和基因转移证实了惊人的保护 跨越巨大进化距离的分子和生理途径， 强调酵母菌遗传学研究和苍蝇研究的直接相关性 和蠕虫的发育，有助于我们了解哺乳动物细胞的功能。这个 4.这次会议的目的是召集一批 在这一实验范围内处于研究前沿的科学家 系统和各种实验方法的代表 细胞现象。 会议将分为九个讨论环节(口头讨论 演讲)和两个海报会议，有充足的时间进行非正式 在大约140人之间交流意见和想法 参与者。会议的总体目标是建立一个综合和 更好地理解不同思想和观念之间的相互关系 要提出的概念。与会者将代表所有级别的 从研究生到高级研究人员的科学家，并将 广泛地从学术界、政府和 美国国内和国外的工业部门 国家。

Partial support is requested for the 1992 Gordon Conference on Animal Cells and Viruses, to be held June 15-19 at the Colby-Sawyer College, New London, New Hampshire. The focus of this conference alternates on a yearly basis between cells and viruses; in 1992, the emphasis of the meeting will be on the molecular biology of eukaryotic cells. This field has witnessed remarkable advances that have been coupled with a broad expansion in scope and experimental approaches. Molecular cloning, sequencing and gene transfer have confirmed a striking conservation of molecules and physiological pathways across vast evolutionary distances, underscoring the direct relevance of studies of yeast genetics, and of fly and worm development, to our understanding of mammalian cell function. The purpose of this conference is to assemble for discussion a group of scientists at the forefront of research spanning this range of experimental systems and representative of diverse experimental approaches to various cellular phenomena. The meeting will be organized into nine discussion sessions (for oral presentations) and two poster sessions, with ample time for informal exchange of observations and ideas among the approximately 140 participants. The overall goal of the meeting is to build a synthesis and a greater understanding of the interrelationships of the diverse ideas and concepts to be presented. Conferees will represent all levels of scientists from graduate students to senior investigators, and will be drawn broadly from applicants within the academic, governmental and industrial sectors, both within the United States and from foreign countries.