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HYBRIDOMA RESEARCHJANUARY 26 - 29, 1986
BALTIMORE CONVENTION CENTER, BALTIMORE, MARYLANDCo-Chair7nen:
Zenon Steplewsid, The Wistar Institute, Philadelphia, PA*Hilary Koptoski, The Wistar Institute, Philadelphia, PA*Joseph Dave, Washington University, St. Louis, MOKeynote Speaker: Mark Dais, Stanford Unhiery, Stanford, CA Title: T-cell Receptor Gene Structure and Function.
are planning six Wbrking Group Meetings on "Murne Monoclonal Antibodies Arailable for Clinical Application". These Group Meetings will be restricted to 20participants each in the follocing fields:
Group A: Immunohistological Diagnosis Group D: Immunotherapy of Solid TumorsLeader: 1 Schlom, NCI, Bethesda, MD Leader: A Houghton, Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, New brk, NYRepporteur: M. Nut, Laboratoro Di Immunologia, Rome, Italy Repporteur: S. Ferrone, New Ybrk Medical College, Valhalla, NYGroup B: Radiolmmunoscintigraphy Group E: Immunotherapy of Leukemia and LymphomaLeader: J.-F Chatl, Center Rene Gauducheau, Nartes, France Leader: J. Ritz, Dana Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, MARepporteur: 1 Poe, Victoria Hospital, Ontario, Canada Repporteur: K Foon, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MlGroup C: Antigens Shed by Tumor Cells Group F: ImmunoconjugatesLeader: R. Bast, Duke University, Durham, NC Leader: K. Krolick, University of Texas, San Antonio, TXRepporteur: l-Y Douillard, Center Rene Gauducheau, Nantes, France Repporteur: l Fulton, Southwestern Medical School, Dallas, TXIt is our intent to select participants acft4fy invohed in the above listed research for in-depth discussion of progress made recentlyThe entire day of Monday, January 27, 1986 will be avilable for these group discussions. The consensus reached by the groups will be presented by the Repporteurstothe whole Congress and results of these discussions will be published in Hybridoma.Investigators interested in participating in Group Meetings should send a short summary to Dr. Ralph Reisfeld, Scripps Clinic and Research Foundation, 10666 NorthTorrey Pines Road, La Jolla, California 92037 b November 30, 1985.Workshop lbpics & Chairmen:HUMAN REPERIOIRE and AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES in DISSECTING NORMAL and MALIGNANT STEM CELLS
A. Notdns, NIH, Bethesda, MD. 1. Bernstein, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, Seattle, WA.GENETIC PROBES ISOTYPE SWITCH VARIANTS IN ANALYSIS of ANTIBODY FUNCTION
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The Neurosciences Institute announces that its facilities are open to interested scientists for the forth-coming academic year. Located on the campus of The Rockefeller University, the Institute provides opportunitiesfor individuals and small groups to design their own experiments or to develop theoretical constructs within a broadrange of disciplines related to the neurosciences. Although laboratory facilities are not available, convenient arrange-ments can be made for planning and review of experimental and theoretical work. Scientists from several disciplinesmay meet to discuss specific experimental plans; alternatively, facilities can be provided for those already workingin collaborative arrangements. Resources are also available for preparation of scientific reviews or monographs;a publications program is available for interested authors.
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