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Wellcome Trust Conference: Sub-Nuclear Structures and Disease

Posted by , on 3 May 2012

Abstract & Bursary deadline: 11 May | Registration deadline: 31 May

Now in its third year, this Wellcome Trust meeting will focus on the biology of sub-nuclear structures including the nucleolus, cajal and PML bodies. These structures have key roles in normal and diseased cells and they interact in a dynamic way. A fundamental understanding of these sub-nuclear structures can lead to advances in our understanding of infectious disease and cancer.

The conference will bring together cell biologists, microbiologists and virologists working on normal and tumor cells and researchers interested in how these structures are affected by infectious and acquired disease across all eukaryotic systems.

Scientific Organisers:
Susan Baserga Yale University, USA
Julian Hiscox University of Leeds, UK

David Matthews University of Bristol, UK
Brian McStay NUI Galway, Ireland

Invited Speakers include:
Susan Baserga Yale University, USA
Richard Gardner University of Washington, USA
Ingrid Grummt Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum, Germany
Ross Hannan Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Australia
Valerie Lallemand-Breitenbach Hopital Saint-Louis, France
Angus Lamond University of Dundee, UK
Greg Matera University of North Carolina, USA
Brian McStay NUIG, Ireland
Karla Neugebauer Max Planck Institute, Germany
Craig S. Pikaard Indiana University, USA
Michael Taliansky The James Hutton Institute, UK
David Tollervey University of Edinburgh, UK
Adrian Whitehouse University of Leeds, UK

Abstract submission is strongly encouraged as several talks will be selected from abstracts.

For more information: https://registration.hinxton.wellcome.ac.uk/display_info.asp?id=294

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