Travel Support for A Plant Membrane Biology Meeting to be held in Regensburg, Germany, August 6-11, 1995.

9528101 SZE植物膜运输正在发生快速变化。植物膜运输是我们理解植物生长、发育和代谢的一个重要特征。经过优秀实验室培训的年轻科学家正在将新技术引入该领域，例如在非洲爪哇卵母细胞中表达通道以研究运输，膜片钳，植物细胞的激光手术以实现膜片钳，以及使用转基因技术通过补充酵母突变株的运输缺陷来发现转运体。由于年轻的科学家在许多方面都在推动这一领域的发展，他们为今年在德国雷根斯堡举行的植物膜生物学国际会议提供了旅费。这是这一研究领域的一次开创性会议，上一次是三年前在加利福尼亚州举行的。自那时以来，已经有了许多新的方法和发现，这是为数不多的这些研究人员可以作为一个社区相聚的平台之一。在这三年中，没有举行过类似的会议。植物的膜运输正在发生迅速的变化。植物膜运输是我们理解植物生长、发育和代谢的一个重要特征。经过优秀实验室培训的年轻科学家正在将新技术引入该领域，例如在非洲爪哇卵母细胞中表达通道以研究运输，膜片钳，植物细胞的激光手术以实现膜片钳，以及使用转基因技术通过补充酵母突变株的运输缺陷来发现转运体。由于年轻的科学家在许多方面都在推动这一领域的发展，他们为今年在德国雷根斯堡举行的植物膜生物学国际会议提供了旅费。这是这一研究领域的一次开创性会议，上一次是三年前在加利福尼亚州举行的。自那时以来，已经有了许多新的方法和发现，这是少数几个可以让这些研究弓箭手作为一个社区聚集在一起的平台之一。在这三年中，没有举行过类似的会议。***

9528101 Sze Plant membrane transport is undergoing rapid changes. Plant membrane transport is a central feature of our understanding of plant growth, development and metabolism. Young scientists, trained in excellent labs, are bringing new technologies to the field, such as expression of channels in Xenopus oocytes to study transport, patch clamping, laser surgery of plant cells to allow patch clamping, and use of transgenic technologies to discover transporters through complementation of transport defects in yeast mutants. Since the young scientists are in many ways driving the field, they provided travel money for this international meeting in plant membrane biology held this year in Regensburg, Germany. This is a seminal meeting in this area of research and was held last time, three years ago in California. There has been many new approaches and discoveries made since that time and this is one of the few platforms where these researchers can meet together as a community. No similar meetings have been held during the three years. %%% Plant membrane transport is undergoing rapid changes. Plant membrane transport is a central feature of our understanding of plant growth, development and metabolism. Young scientists, trained in excellent labs, are bringing new technologies to the field, such as expression of channels in Xenopus oocytes to study transport, patch clamping, laser surgery of plant cells to allow patch clamping, and use of transgenic technologies to discover transporters through complementation of transport defects in yeast mutants. Since the young scientists are in many ways driving the field, they provided travel money for this international meeting in plant membrane biology held this year in Regensburg, Germany. This is a seminal meeting in this area of research and was held last time, three years ago in California. There has been many new approaches and discoveries made since that time and this is one of the few platforms where these rese archers can meet together as a community. No similar meetings have been held during the three years. ***