Thirty-two international specialists have been invited to give a full presentation on their specific topics. In addition to the invited speakers, a limited number of scientists will also have the opportunity to present a 10-minute talk on one of the topics described above. To be considered to present a talk, submit your c.v., a tentative title, and an abstract before the end of February 1996. This meeting will focus mainly on the investigation of noncovalent biomolecular complexes by mass spectrometry, but other emerging methods and the established techniques, particularly crystallography and NMR, will also be discussed. Attendance will be limited, with preference given to those actively working in the field.
Some funds are available to support the attendance of young researchers.
Synthesis, trafficking, targeting, and processing of proteases. Endocytosis and autophagy. Aberrant genes and gene manipulation of proteases and their inhibitors. Role of proteases and inhibitors in apoptosis, cell division, and cell migration. Proteases and inhibitors of infectious agents.