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CONFERENCE ANNOUNCEMENT:

THE 6TH ANNUAL QUEENSTOWN MOLECULAR BIOLOGY MEETING
(11-16th AUGUST, 1996)


The Queenstown Molecular Biology Meeting is New Zealand's 
premier annual gathering of molecular biologists.  The meeting 
is multi-disciplinary, involving molecular biologists who work 
with microbes, plants and animals in laboratories of research 
institutes, universities, hospitals and industry.  Set in a 
spectacular ski resort, the success of the meeting has derived 
from the cross fertilization of ideas, the sharing of methodology 
and the opportunity to meet and listen to colleagues from around 
the world.  The program revolves around key invited speakers with 
supporting speakers selected from submitted abstracts.   
Remaining participants present their work as posters. More 
information about the meeting can be found on the Internet, 
through the WWW homepage  at: 

http://www.auckland.ac.nz/mmm/queenstown.html

To obtain more details, send your full name, address and 
institutional affiliation to mkennedy@chmeds.ac.nz, or to: 
	
	Billie Masters
	P.O. Box 693
	Dunedin
	New Zealand

List of accepted speakers as of Tuesday, 5 March 1996

Christian Schwabe
Evolution of protein function
South Carolina

Barry Ganetzky
Drosophila neurogenetics
Wisconsin

Cal Kado
Agrobacterium
Davis

Hugh Pelham
Protein translocation and sorting
Cambridge UK

Tom Silhavey
Bacterial protein secretion
Princeton

Ron Evans
Vitamin A signalling
Salk Institute

Bob Williamson
Human somatic gene therapy
Melbourne

Elaine Tuomanen
Pneumococcal pathogenesis
New York

Robert Lightowlers
Mitochondrial genetics
Newcastle UK

Jack Heinemann
Microbial genetics
Christchurch NZ

Toby Bradshaw
Genetics of speciation
Seattle

Andrew Stephenson
Gene expression in pollen
Pennsylvania

Marjori Matzke
Gene silencing and methylation
Austria

Pamela Green
Control of mRNA stability in plants
Michigan

Patrick Schnable
Meiotic recombination
Iowa

Tim Bestor
DNA methyltransferases
New York

Robert Goldberg
Plant development
Los Angeles

Harry T Orr
Trinucleotide repeat expansion in disease
Minnesota

Simon Foote
Mammalian genetics
Melbourne

Olof Ollson
Pattern formation in wood
Sweden

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Cheers,

Martin

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