GORDON CONFERENCE ON FERTILIZATION

第十一届戈登受精与水稻研究会议 激活发展将提供一个展示和 讨论这一激动人心的、迅速的新发展和新想法 前进场。这次会议将在霍尔德内斯学校举行， 1997年7月27日至8月1日，新罕布夏州普利茅斯。这次会议 自1974年以来每两年举行一次，是唯一的戈登 关于男性和女性相互作用的研究会议 雌配子在受精和激活的重要过程中 受精卵开始胚胎形成的过程。它 为生物化学家、细胞生物学家、 分子生物学家、生理学家和生物物理学家在 菲尔德。这次会议在促进 完全不同的经验和资历之间的合作 在这个国家和欧洲、日本的研究实验室之间， 澳大利亚和拉丁美洲。这些合作已经产生了许多 成果丰硕。 在戈登之后，会议将有九次会议 研究会议形式：1)精子激活机制； 2)卵子表面涂层的渗透和精卵结合； 卵子激活的启动；4)卵子激活途径；5)全会 信号转导讲座；6)膜融合机制；7) 细胞周期和早期发育；8)当前主题和 供稿；9)受精中的整合素和解整素。 这将是一次真正的国际会议，有演讲者和讨论 来自欧洲(97)、中东(1)、远东(2)和中部的领导人 美国(1)和美国(24)。在这35位演讲者中有 8名妇女和3名少数民族代表。

The Eleventh Gordon Research Conference on Fertilization and the Activation of Development will provide a forum for presentation and discussion of new developments and ideas in this exciting, rapidly advancing field. This meeting will be held at the Holderness School, Plymouth, New Hampshire, July 27 - August 1, 1997. This conference has been held every two years since 1974 and is the only Gordon Research Conference concerned with the interaction of the male and the female gametes in the vital process of fertilization and activation of the fertilized egg to begin the process of embryo formation. It provides a venue for the interaction of biochemists, cell biologists, molecular biologists, physiologists, and biophysicists working in the field. This conference has been singularly successful in fostering collaborations between widely disparate experience and seniority and between research laboratories in this country and in Europe, Japan, Australia and Latin America. These collaborations have borne many fruitful results. There will be nine sessions in the conference, following the Gordon Research Conference format: 1) The mechanism of sperm activation; 2) Penetration of egg surface coats and sperm-egg binding; 3) Initiation of egg activation; 4) Egg activation pathways; 5) Plenary Lecture on signal transduction; 6) Membrane fusion mechanisms; 7) The cell cycle and early development; 8) Current topics and contributed papers; 9) Integrins and disintegrins in fertilization. This will be a truly international meeting with speakers and discussion leaders from Europe 97), Mid East (1), Far East (2) and Central America (1) as well as the U.S. (24). Among these 35 speakers are eight women and three representing ethnic minorities.