1986 GORDON CONFERENCE ON PEPTIDES

1986年戈登会议化学和生物学的肽将是 1986年2月3日至7日在加州圣巴巴拉举行。 这次会议 自1976年以来，每年举行两次。 一般认为， 作为一个最重要的和有效的科学会议举行， 肽化学和生物学领域。 它在以下方面占有关键地位： 传播这一领域的科学信息。 戈登 会议与美国肽研讨会交替举行， 另一次会议在某一年举行。 会议的目标是 将活跃在化学或生物学领域的科学家聚集在一起， 或活跃在这些领域界面的研究人员， 在这个界面上促进沟通和追求科学问题。 来自学术和工业组织的科学家参加;有 年轻科学家的大量代表，反映了伟大的 兴趣，兴奋，和吸引力所产生的这个领域在过去的 几年 会议的主要议题包括： 生长因子包括表皮、神经和胰岛素样因子， 肿瘤源性生长和抑制因子，神经肽，包括 速激肽（P物质和K物质），免疫抑制肽，心脏调节肽， 肽类，心房自然因子，加压素，计算机辅助 肽模拟，合成抗原，干扰素和肽类似物 设计 时间将被分配给肽的最新发现 化学和生物学。 将举行一次海报会议， 更多的新信息。

The 1986 Gordon Conference on Chemistry and Biology of Peptides will be held in Santa Barbara, California on February 3-7, 1986. This conference has been held on a bi-annual schedule since 1976. It is generally regarded as one of the most important and effective scientific conferences held in the area of peptide chemistry and biology. It occupies a key position in the dissemination of scientific information in this field. The Gordon Conference alternates with the American Peptide Symposium such that one or the other meeting is held in a given year. The goal of the conference is to bring together scientists active in either the chemistry or the biology of peptides, or researchers active at the interface of these fields, and to foster communication and pursuit of scientific issues at this interface. Scientists from both academic and industrial organizations attend; there is also substantial representation by younger scientists, reflecting the great interest, excitement, and attraction generated by this field in the last several years. Major topics to be presented at this meeting include: Growth factors including epidermal, nerve and insulin-like factors, tumor-derived growth and inhibitory factors, neuropeptides including the tachykinins (substances P and K), the aplysia peptides, cardioregulatory peptides, atrial naturietic factors, vasopressins, computer-assisted peptide modeling, synthetic antigens, interferons and peptide analogue design. Time will be allotted for very recent discoveries in peptide chemistry and biology. A poster session will be held to allow presentation of an even greater amount of new information.