Sources and amplification conditions will be presented. Describe sources and growth sites for biocontaminants and indoor environments. Discuss factors concerning microbial contamination in indoor environments. This session offers an opportunity for audience participation in envisioning the future of clinical laboratory science. The springboard is current research profiling professional responsibilities and attitudes of today's practitioners.
Findings describe professionals well equipped for the future.
Discussion will focus on fashioning the future from present reality. Relate existing responsibilities to projected future needs in health care. Identify three steps involved in preparing for changes the future will bring. To follow up last year's introduction, the cell cycle as a highly ordered process resulting in the duplication and transmission of genetic information from one generation to the next will be briefly reviewed, followed by a discussion of the role of cell cycle regulators in tumorigenesis, and the potential for therapeutic intervention in this complex process. Describe the role of cell cycle regulators in tumorigenesis.