[Bioundgrd] Fwd: "The Small RNA Revolution: Biology, Technology and Disease" MIT CCR Symposium

[Stu Dietz]

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>>Please share this notice with your lab and any interested colleagues!
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>>MIT CENTER FOR CANCER RESEARCH
>>Third Annual Symposium
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>>"The Small RNA Revolution:
>>Biology, Technology and Disease"
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>>Registration is Now OPEN!
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>>Please visit:
>>http://web.mit.edu/ccr/symposium.html
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>>Register by May 14th for Discount
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>>Friday, June 18th, 2004
>>Kresge Auditorium at MIT
>>9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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>>Symposium Speakers:
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>>VICTOR AMBROS   Dartmouth Medical School
>>"Small regulatory RNAs in animal development"
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>>DAVID BARTEL    Whitehead Institute, MIT
>>"MicroRNAs and their regulatory functions in animals and plants."
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>>STEVEN ELLEDGE    Harvard Medical School
>>"Approaches to Mammalian Genetics ."
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>>CYNTHIA KENYON    University of California, San Francisco
>>"From worms to mammals:  The regulation of lifespan by 
>>insulin/IGF-1 signaling"
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>>JEANNIE LEE    Harvard Medical School
>>"Non-coding transcribed elements of the X-inactivation center"
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>>JUDY LIEBERMAN    Harvard Medical School
>>"Interfering with Disease: Harnessing RNAi for Therapy"
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>>PHILLIP SHARP   Center for Cancer Research, MIT
>>"RNA as a gene regulatory factor"
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>>TOM TUSCHL   Rockefeller University
>>"The mechanisms of RNA silencing in mammals"
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>>LUK VAN PARIJS   Center for Cancer Research, MIT
>>"Exploring the genetic basis of immune function and disease using RNAi"
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-- 
Stu Dietz
Biology Education Office, Rm. 68-120
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
77 Massachusetts Ave.
Cambridge, MA  02139

Phone (617) 252-1783
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