Yerevan, Armenia, 20-26 February, 2011. Organizers: FEBS, YBA and YSU. Application submission Deadline: 10 OCTOBER 2010. FEBS Youth Travel Grants Application Deadline: 10 October 2010 Genomic instability is a characteristic of practically all human cancers. This often involves gross chromosomal abnormalities such as deletion and duplication of chromosomes or chromosome parts, chromosomal rearrangements and mitotic recombinations, generally termed as “chromosomal instability''. Other types of genomic instability are characterized by an increased rate of small-scale genetic changes (such as microsatellite instability). The role of genomic instability (GI) for cancer progression is a very important, yet unresolved question.
The goal of the advanced course is to bring together people who study the phenomenon of GI and the pathways of response from different prospective, for extended discussions and learning. It will provide participants a clear overview of the challenges and opportunities that exist in this new and exciting field, as well as concise and practical support of commonly used approaches.
Instructions for Abstract Preparation
The abstract should include:
• Title
• Names of authors, presenting author should be underlined
• Affiliation (Organization and Country) and presenting author’s e-mail
• Body text: maximum 350 words
• Font: Times New Roman, 12pt
All abstracts must be submitted in English.
Registration
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Registration Fees*: 550 EUR
*There are no registration fees for participants from Armenia
Registration Fee includes:
- Accommodation in double room (including breakfast)
- Participation in all social and scientific events
- Abstract Book and other materials for participants
- Lunches and Diners
- Coffee Breaks
FEBS YTF Grants for Young Scientists from FEBS Countries
Up to 15 FEBS YTF grants (covering registration fee and accommodation as well as travel support from country of residence or work to course venue) will be available for PhD students and PhDs within 5 years after obtaining a PhD working in an academic institution of higher learning.
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