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  CHI's METABOLIC ENGINEERING  
  July 19, 2002

Biotechnology

 
     
  Cambridge Healthtech Institute, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina
December 2-3, 2002


Many approaches are being applied to improve the production of biomanufactured goods. These methods impact processes utilized to generate diverse products, such as pharmaceuticals, enzymes or other protein products, and fine chemicals. Metabolic engineering challenges include the need for methods to effectively express target proteins at desired levels, for improved tools to coax production of materials normally not produced or synthesized at extremely low levels, and for methods to provide insight into the complex interactions that exist between metabolic pathways. This conference will address widespread problems facing researchers charged with the production of these materials and provide a forum for the discussion of methods for developing more cost-effective and rapid means for producing biomanufactured goods. It will also explore tools to promote enhanced understanding of metabolic profiles and synthetic pathways.

 
 
Organized by: CHI
Invited Speakers: Dr. Masanori Arita, AIST and PRESTO, JST (Japan)
Dr. Dayan Goodenowe, Phenomenome, Inc.
Dr. Kevin Madden, Microbia, Inc.
Dr. Casey Case, Sangamo Biosciences
Dr. Ranjan Patnaik, CODEXIS
 
Deadline for Abstracts: Poster abstracts: November 1, 2002
 
Registration: Available on-line.
E-mail: eeskedal@healthtech.com
 
  Posted by:   Elaine Eskedal  
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