FASEB SUMMER 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佛蒙特州举行 学院，撒克逊河佛蒙特州从7月7日至12日，1991年。 传统上，这 会议提供了一个独特的论坛，著名的细胞，分子和 发育生物学家、生物化学家和遗传学家讨论 对现代生物学重要问题的多学科方法。 的 会议主题选择广泛，重点是 控制机制和发展决定在正常和 恶性细胞 信号传导途径，类固醇激素受体， 核癌基因和转录决定在发展过程中， 探讨了 我们将继续考虑目前的发展， 小鼠发育的分子基础，使用转基因小鼠作为 人类疾病的模型，以及人类疾病的映射和表征 与人类疾病有关的染色体和基因。 最后，我们将探讨 快速发展的技术对当前的 在所有这些领域取得进展。 九个上午或晚上的会议是 计划在五天内完成 会议主席确认 在各自的领域，他们精心挑选了三个领导人， 主要发言人。 这些初步会谈的时间将允许足够的 讨论时间和增加一个或两个可选的简短会谈 选自申请人摘要。 下午将主要是自由时间 下午晚些时候举行海报展示会 我们鼓励申请人 包括一个摘要与他们的申请，并将限制数量 参与者达到150人。 自由的下午和舒适的公共 佛蒙特学院的设施旨在促进个人 科学合作与协作 参与者

This application seeks partial support for a FASEB Summer Research Conference on Cellular and Molecular Genetics to be held at the Vermont Academy, Saxon's River Vermont from July 7-12, 1991. Traditionally, this conference has provided a unique forum for eminent cellular, molecular and developmental biologists, biochemists and geneticists to discuss multidisciplinary approaches to important questions in modern biology. The session topics have been chosen to cover a broad range, with an emphasis on control mechanisms and developmental decisions operating in both normal and malignant cells. Signal transduction pathways, steroid hormone receptors, nuclear oncogenes and transcriptional decisions during development will be explored. We will go on to consider current developments in understanding the molecular basis of mouse development, the use of transgenic mice as models for human disease, and the mapping and characterization of human chromosomes and genes involved in human diseases. Finally, we will explore the rapidly advancing technologies which are so critical to current progress in all of these areas. Nine morning or evening sessions are planned to be spread over five days. Session chairs are acknowledged leaders in their respective areas and they have carefully selected three principal speakers. The length of these primary talks will allow adequate time for discussion and for the addition of one or two optional short talks chosen from applicant abstracts. Afternoons will be primarily free time with poster sessions in the late afternoon. We will encourage applicants to include an abstract with their application and will restrict the number of participants to 150. Free afternoons and the comfortable common facilities at the Vermont Academy are intended to facilitate individual discussions, scientific cooperation and collaboration among the participants.