SUMMER FASB CONFERENCE--BIOLOGY OF IMMUNO RECEPTORS

夏季免疫受体生物学研究会议即将召开 1999年6月26日至7月1日在佛蒙特州萨克斯顿河举行 由FASE B赞助。会议将聚焦于生物学， 膜受体的结构和功能在细胞周期调控中起关键作用 T和T细胞抗原等免疫反应的调节 受体和细胞因子受体。我们将特别强调 快速移动的抑制性受体领域，一个备受关注的领域 致感兴趣的免疫学家、分子生物学家和生物化学家 在负面信号中。 我们很幸运，有两位杰出的，享誉国际的， 主讲人唐·威利博士，结构生物学领域的领军人物 免疫受体和细胞因子生物学的领军人物威廉·保罗博士 以及一般的免疫学。将有九次会议，其中一次 将致力于讨论提交给 会议。这将为年轻的科学家提供一个机会 展示他们的作品。与受邀演讲者举行的八场会议将有 每场会议5名特邀发言者(第1场和第6场除外)。此外 在所有接受参加的演讲者名单中，有四人 稍后将选出更多的发言者。这将为我们提供 灵活地在会议上提出最新的主题。 会议围绕以下主题安排：1)T细胞 受体；2)B细胞受体；3和4)Fc受体及其抑制 受体；5)与阳性或阳性有关的附件和接头分子 负信号；6)海报会议；7)和8)激酶；磷酸酶； Sh2、SH3、PH结构域；PLC；钙；9)细胞因子/细胞因子受体- Jak-Stat。

A Summer Research Conference on the Biology of Immuno Receptors to be held from June 26, 1999 to July 1. 1999 in Saxtons River, Vermont under the auspices of FASEB. The conference will focus on the biology, structure and function of membrane receptors with a critical role in the modulation of the immune response such as T and T cells antigen receptors and cytokine receptors. A special emphasis will be given to the fast-moving field of inhibitory receptors, a field of high interest to immunologists and to molecular biologists and biochemists interested in negative signaling. We are fortunate to have two outstanding, internationally renowed, keynote speakers, Dr. Don Wiley, a leader in the structural biology of immunoreceptors and Dr. William Paul, a leader in the cytokine biology and immunology in general. There will be nine sessions, one of which will be devoted to a discussion of the posters submitted to the conference. This will give an opportunity to younger scientists to present their work. The eight sessions with invited speakers will have 5 invited speakers per session (except session 1 and 6). In addition to the list of the speakers who have all accepted to participate, four additional speakers will be selected later on. This will give us the flexibility to present late breaking topics at the conference. The sessions are arranged around the following themes: 1) T cell receptor; 2) B cell receptor; 3 and 4) Fc receptors and inhibitory receptors; 5) Accessory and adapter molecules relevant to positive or negative signaling; 6) Poster session; 7 and 8) Kinases; Phosphatases; SH2, SH3, PH Domains; PLC; Calcium; 9) Cytokines/Cytokine receptors - Jak-Stat.