CSHL 2022 Gene Expression and Signaling in the Immune System Conference

冷泉港实验室会议 免疫系统中的基因表达和信号转导 2022年4月19日至23日 摘要 拟议的关于免疫系统中的基因表达和信号传递的会议将于 2022年春季，将重点关注这一快速发展领域的最新进展。会议将是公开的， 出席人数仅限于最多可供约425人参加的设施。口头陈述 将由受邀演讲者和从提交的摘要中挑选出来的演讲者组合发表。这 确保现场初级和高级领导的参与，并介绍最令人兴奋的 会议时公布的结果。将特别强调确保实质性的 演讲者的数量将是高级实习生或初级PI。除了口头陈述外，还将有 海报演示文稿分两节，也选自提交的摘要。计划将涵盖的领域 2022会议包括1)基因表达的调控；2)分化；3)膜上的信号转导；4) 细胞内信号；5)4D中的细胞间通讯；6)宿主：微生物相互作用；7)免疫 反应；以及8)组织免疫通讯(免疫生理学)。而不是专注于一个 关于特定类型的免疫细胞或疾病过程，会议将强调 目的严格提高我们对信号转导和基因调控过程的认识 在免疫系统内以不同的规模运作。提供了充足的机会介绍 重要的、最新的发现。会议形式也确保和鼓励了高生产率 讨论，特别是在用餐和张贴海报的时候。这次会议将促进以下方面的互动 在相关领域工作的免疫学家，并提供一个论坛，以发展新的想法和 植物体内信号和基因表达调控的当前和未来研究方向 免疫系统。

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Conference GENE EXPRESSION AND SIGNALING IN THE IMMUNE SYSTEM April 19-23, 2022 ABSTRACT The proposed meeting on Gene Expression and Signaling in the Immune System, to be held in spring 2022, will focus on the most recent advances in this rapidly moving field. The meeting will be open, with attendance limited only by the facilities available to a maximum of ~425 participants. Oral presentations will be delivered by a combination of invited speakers and those selected from submitted abstracts. This ensures the participation of junior and senior leaders in the field and the presentation of the most exciting results emerging at the time of the meeting. A particular emphasis will be made to ensure that a substantial number of speakers will be advanced trainees or junior PIs. The oral presentations will be complemented by poster presentations in two sessions, also selected from submitted abstracts. The areas to be covered in the 2022 meeting include 1) Regulation of gene expression; 2) Differentiation; 3) Signaling at the membrane; 4) Intracellular signaling; 5) Intercellular communication in 4D; 6) Host:microbe interactions; 7) Immune Responses; and 8) Tissue-immune communications (immunophysiology). Rather than focusing on one particular type of immune cell or disease process, the meeting will highlight mechanistic approaches that aim to rigorously advance our knowledge of how the processes of signal transduction and gene regulation operate within the immune system at different scales. Ample opportunity is provided for the presentation of important, late-breaking findings. The meeting format also ensures and encourages highly productive discussions, particularly during meals and in poster sessions. The meeting will foster interactions among immunologists working in related areas, and provide a forum for the development of new ideas and approaches for current and future investigations of regulation of signaling and gene expression in the immune system.