VanWoRM
Vancouver-area Worm Research Meeting
Vancouver-area Worm Research Meeting
The seventh VanWoRM is fast approaching!
For the 2008-2009 academic year we have proposed a restructuring of the VanWoRM organization! Check out the proposal in Microsoft Word .doc or HTML webpage format.
Volunteer now to give a talk at the local worm meeting formerly known as the Nematode Regional Research Review. The subject of this scientific talk will be, of course, the tiny roundworm otherwise known as Caenorhabditis elegans. Past talks have covered topics in gene expression, gene regulation, cellular development, and neurobiology.
October 1st, 2008 4:30 PM Room 3003, Academic Quadrangle Simon Fraser University, Burnaby
SpeakersVictor JensenA screen of putativeDAF-16/FOXO target genes for novel SynDaf genes reveals a connection between dauer formation and innate immunity Adam Warner An update on the role of paxillin in C. elegans muscle, and anintroduction to high throughput RNAi screening for muscle affecting genes Nick Inglis Piecing together the mechanism of IFT via analysis of distinct modules Click below to download the Meeting Program
Sponsored by Macrogen.Directions or Google Maps for MSL. |
There will be two short talks lasting around 20 minutes per talk, each followed by a question and answer session with the audience. Pizza and refreshing beverages are available afterwards at no charge, for they are kindly donated by the biotechnology companies who sponsor this event: currently Macrogen underwrites the event. A good time is usually had, and we hope to see you there!
Posted on September 25, 2008