7TH INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON DEVELOPMENTAL NEPHROLOGY

说明(改编自应用程序) 这是对第七届国际研讨会的部分支持请求 发育肾病将于9月9日至11日在瑞典斯德哥尔摩举行， 1998年。发育肾生理学的学科是随着 儿科肾病的诞生在过去的几十年里。到1980年， 世界上致力于这一领域的调查人员的数量增加了 到了第一届发育肾脏国际研讨会的地步 生理学会议在纽约举行。这次研讨会的成功确保了 更多地参加随后举行的讲习班，为期三年 间隔时间，与国际儿科学会会议同时举行 肾脏病学会。而对发育中的肾脏的研究 主要是儿科肾病学家的领域，细胞爆炸 在过去的几年里，分子生物学导致了 从多个学科招募调查人员，以集中他们的注意力 在发育中的肾脏上。考虑到这一点，拟议中的会议将具有 对许多兴趣超越的科学家和临床医生的影响 儿科肾病与以往的研讨会一样，会议已经安排好了 在两天半的时间里，第一天将集中在肾小球和 血管发育。第二个DA将讨论肾脏的发生，范围 从干细胞到成熟肾单位的分化，以及最近 细胞凋亡的研究进展。第三天将涵盖肾小管转运 受体和信号转导。将包括海报会议，以 提供提交免费通信的机会。通过提供 问答时间充裕，该计划旨在充当 交流关于理论和实践方面的意见的论坛 发育肾生物学的会议将在诺贝尔论坛上举行 斯德哥尔摩卡罗林斯卡研究所，为 这样的互动。它将在第十一届全国代表大会之前举行 位于英国伦敦的国际儿科肾病学会 (1998年9月12日至16日)。

DESCRIPTION (adapted from the application) This is a request for partial support for the 7th International Workshop on Developmental Nephrology to be held in Stockholm, Sweden on September 9-11, 1998. The discipline of developmental renal physiology evolved along with the birth of pediatric nephrology in the past several decades. By 1980, the number of investigators in the world dedicated to this field had increased to the point where the first International Workshop on Developmental Renal Physiology was held in New York. The success of this Workshop ensured increasing participation in subsequent workshops, held at three-year intervals, in conjunction with the meetings of the International Pediatric Nephrology Association. Whereas investigation of the developing kidney had been chiefly the province of pediatric nephrologists, the explosion in cell and molecular biology for the past several years has resulted in the recruitment of investigators from many disciplines to focus their attention on the developing kidney. With this in mind, the proposed meeting will have an impact on many scientists and clinicians with interests extending beyond pediatric nephrology As with previous workshops, the meeting is scheduled for two and one-half days The first day will focus on glomerular and vascular development. The second da will address nephrogenesis, ranging from stem cell to differentiation of the mature nephron, as well as recent developments in apoptosis. The third day wil cover tubular transport, renal receptors, and signal transduction. A poster session will be included to provide an opportunity for submission of free communications. By providing ample time for questions and answers, the program is designed to serve as a forum for exchange of ideas concerning the theoretical and practical aspects of developmental renal biology The meeting will be held at the Nobel Forum of the Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, providing an optimal environment for such interaction. It will be held immediately preceding the 11th Congress of the International Pediatric Nephrology Association in London, England (September 12-16, 1998).