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  From Gene to Protein: a practical approach to the understanding of the concepts used in molecular biology  
  August 16, 2002

Biochemistry / Immunology

 
     
  Oxford University, Oxford, UK
10 - 12 September 2002


Molecular biology has undergone a revolution during the last decade witnessing the birth of new powerful scientific disciplines such as genomics and proteomics. Genetic material (DNA) encodes information to make proteins that are essential for life. Proteins are found all around us: as enzymes, as antibodies; and as the structural scaffolding for cells. It is essential to understand the composition of DNA and the procedures by which genes are detected, isolated, and manipulated if one is to understand how proteins are made and function. This course aims to establish these practical foundations of molecular biology by introducing some of the procedures available to the molecular biologist. This course will be taught through a combination of lectures and practical sessions.
 
 
Organized by: Oxford University, Continuing Professional Development Centre
Invited Speakers: Rick Lewis
 
Deadline for Abstracts: 31st August 2002
 
Registration: Please contact us for a brochure and registration form
E-mail: cpdbio@conted.ox.ac.uk
 
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