U.S.-Argentina Workshop: Molecular Cell Biology of Endocytosis and Intracellular Transport; Mendoza, Argentina,October 1995

95005083斯塔尔 这个美国-阿根廷讲习班奖支持PI的差旅费，P.斯塔尔博士，华盛顿大学，密苏里州圣刘易斯，参加这次研讨会的还有5名高级科学家和3名博士后研究员。 还将为五名南美洲研究员提供旅费，他们来自与国家科学基金会的双边协定未涵盖的国家。 与讲习班有关的一些消耗性用品和服务也将包括在内。 阿根廷的共同组织者是门多萨库约大学的Luis Mayorga博士;参加讲习班的其他阿根廷科学家是库约大学的洛佩斯博士和Sosa博士以及科尔多瓦大学的Maccioni博士。 在过去的十年中，在理解细胞内转运的细胞和分子基础方面取得了重大进展。 基本过程，如分泌，内吞作用和有丝分裂，需要选择性和特异性的膜融合事件的过程，越来越开放的研究。 将新技术应用于植物和动物的各种细胞系统，为进一步扩大对囊泡运输的理解水平提供了独特的机会。 该研讨会将提供一个独特的机会来探索这些发展，通过聚集来自北美和南美几个实验室的一小群科学家，交流他们在细胞内转运的细胞和分子生物学方面的工作。 该研讨会将大大加强和扩大美国和阿根廷科学家以及其他拉丁美洲国家科学家之间非常富有成效的国际合作。 该研讨会还将提供一个机会，使教师和学生之间的长期互动。这是特别有吸引力的，因为学生将，在大多数情况下，在他们的培训的形成年，并将在一个最佳的位置，以受益于潜在的国际交流。 ***

95005083 Stahl This U.S.-Argentina Workshop award supports travel expenses of the P.I., Dr. P. Stahl, Washington Univ. , Saint Louis, MO., five other senior scientists, and three post-doctoral fellows to the workshop which will be held at the Universidad de Cuyo, Mendoza, Argentina, in October, 1995. Travel expenses will also be provided for five South- American Fellows, from countries that are not covered under bilateral agreements with NSF. Some expendable supplies and services related to the workshop will also be covered. The Argentine co- organizer is Dr. Luis Mayorga of the Universidad de Cuyo, Mendoza; other Argentinean scientists involved in the workshop are Drs. Lopez and Sosa, also from the Univ. of Cuyo, and Dr. Maccioni, from Cordoba University. Over the past decade significant progress has been made in the understanding of the cellular and molecular basis of intracellular transport. Fundamental processes, such as secretion, endocytosis and mitosis, processes requiring selective and specific membrane fusion events, are increasingly open to study. Applications of new techniques to a variety of cellular systems, both in plants and animals provides unique opportunities to further expand the level of understanding of vesicular transport. The workshop will provide a unique opportunity to explore these developments, by gathering a small group of scientists from several laboratories from North and South America to exchange ideas about their work on the cell and molecular biology of intracellular transport. The workshop will substantially enhance and extend a very productive international collaboration between U.S. and Argentinean scientists, as well as scientists from other Latin American countries. The workshop will also provide an opportunity to engender long term interactions among faculty and students. This is particularly attractive, since the students will be, for the most part, in the formative years of their training, and wi ll be in an optimal position to benefit from potential international exchange. ***