10th international subcellular methodology forum

Molecular Pergamon

Immunology, Vol. 23, No. I, p. 791, 1986 Journals Ltd. Printed in Great Britain.

ANNOUNCEMENTS 10th INTERNATIONAL INVESTIGATION ASPECTS,

SUBCELLULAR

METHODOLOGY

FORUM

OF CELLULAR DERANGEMENTS, INCLUDING PATHOLOGICAL XENOBIOTIC AND IMMUNE EFFECTS AND PROTEOLYSIS University

of Surrey,

Guildford,

U.K.

l-4

September

1986

The contributions relating to immune-mediated cell damage will mainly be on 3 September (P. Druet, P. J. Hoedemaeker, M. Davies, J. P. Luzio, C. A. Pasternak; day attendance allowed). There will be emphasis on complement, and on spontaneous or induced nephropathies. The Forum in general aims to appraise “know-how” and approaches for elucidating detrimental effects on membranes and other components of tissue and free cells. For further (Telephone:

information contact: 0483-65324).

Dr E. Reid, Guildford

Academic

Associates,

72 The Chase,

THE CENTER FOR ADVANCED TRAINING CELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

Guildford

GU2 SUL, U.K.

IN

MAY-AUGUST

1986 OFFERINGS AND COURSE DIRECTORS COURSE 117-86 T CELL CLONING/T CELL HYBRIDOMA 28 JULY-l

Course Director: Other Staff:

Dr Dr Dr Dr

Urszula Krzych, Catholic University. Elizabeth A. Grimm (NINCDS, NIH) Richard Hodes (NCI, NIH) George Lewis (University of Maryland,

This lecture/laboratory and T Cell Hybridomas

AUGUST

Baltimore

course is designed to provide the fundamental and for their application in studies involving

791

1986

County) aspects necessary for derivation T Cell Receptor Methodology.

of T Cell Clones