SECOND INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON CHROMOSOME 11

请拨资金以支持第二次国际讲习班 人类第11号染色体，将于1991年5月27-29日在法国巴黎举行。 这次会议将限于60名直接参与其中的科学家 为绘制11号染色体的物理和基因图谱所做的努力和资金 要求支持28名美国科学家的旅行 去巴黎。 第一次国际讲习班于#年#月#日在马里兰州贝塞斯达举行 1989年3月21日至23日，并专注于致力于 构建人类11号染色体的物理和遗传图谱 特别强调包含疾病基因的区域。在.期间 在两年的时间里，11号染色体图谱的进展速度 努力已经大大增加，几个大的11号染色体 已经建立了项目。第二届国际研讨会 11号染色体图谱的设计是为了将来自许多国家的科学家聚集在一起 具有不同兴趣领域、试剂和专业知识的实验室 协调和发展共同的国际目标和共享资源 以加快11号染色体的定位工作。主要目标 用于：1)更新当前资源和来自 上一次会议，2)交换基于STS的探测，以允许集成 将多个实验室的信息整合到一张地图中，3)启动 在隔离和准备共同资源方面的合作努力 如酵母人工染色体、PI噬菌体和粘粒 图书馆，4)在大型地图绘制工作之间建立关系 美国、英国和其他致力于11号染色体图谱的研究人员， 5)发起和发展与Will的共同沟通系统 促进数据共享。这次会议的一个主要重点将是 协调科学界内的大型测绘工作，以便 由此产生的数据可以集成到单个物理和基因 人类11号染色体图谱。

Funds are requested to support the Second International Workshop on Human Chromosome 11, to be held in Paris, France, on May 27-29, 1991. This meeting will be limited to 60 scientists directly involved in efforts to make physical and genetic maps of chromosome 11 and funds are requested to support the travel of 28 American scientists from the USA to Paris. The First International Workshop was held in Bethesda, Maryland, on March 21 - 23, 1989, and focused on early projects dedicated towards the construction physical and genetic maps of human chromosome 11, with a particular emphasis on regions containing disease genes. During the intervening two years, the rate of progress of the chromosome 11 mapping effort has increased substantially and several large chromosome 11 projects have been established. The second international workshop on chromosome 11 mapping is designed to bring together scientists from many laboratories with differing areas of interest, reagents and expertise to coordinate and develop common international goals and shared resources to expedite the chromosome 11 mapping effort. The primary objectives are to: 1) update current resources and mapping information from the previous meeting, 2) exchange STS-based probes to allow integration of information from many laboratories into a single map, 3) initiate cooperative efforts in the isolation and preparation of common resources such as yeast artificial chromosome, PI bacteriophage and cosmid libraries, 4) establish relationships between large mapping efforts in the USA and UK and other investigators working on chromosome 11 mapping, and 5) initiate and develop a common communication system with will facilitate data sharing. A major emphasis of the meeting will be the coordination of large mapping efforts within the scientific community so that resulting data can be integrated into a single physical and genetic map of human chromosome 11.