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From Genes to Proteins: BEYOND THE HUMAN GENOME PROJECT

Cambridge Healthtech Institute , San Francisco, CA
June 9-10, 1997

Program:
The goal of the Human Genome Project is to sequence the entire genome, with subsequent
determination of the functionality of all genes. There is an analog of this project, which focuses on
characterization, gene linkage, and functional understanding of expressed proteins. This effort is
critical for recognizing the potential value of the information being generated by the Human Genome
Project. Many similar tools that have been developed for use in genomics, including rapid automated
screening and powerful bioinformatic capabilities, will need to be applied to this effort. Major
differences, such as the inability to amplify proteins as can be done with genes, must also be dealt
with. Protein expression patterns, determination of protein-protein interactions, and correlation with
phenotype are all steps essential for advancing diagnostics and drug development.

Registration :
Cambridge Healthtech Institute
1037 Chestnut Street
Newton Upper Falls, MA 02164
USA

Phone: 617-630-1300
Fax: 617-630-1325

Deadline for Abstracts: 04/25/97

Email for Requests and Registration: chi@healthtech.com


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