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The Fifth International Symposium on Biological Reactive Intermediates
FEBS Letters 348 (1994) 219
FEBS NEWS
The Fifth International Symposium on Biological Reactive Intermediates The Fifth International Symposium on Biological Reactive Intermediates will be held January 4-8, 1995, in Munich, Germany. The Symposium will feature a series of platform presentations, with ample time for discussion, describing advances in our understanding of fundamental mechanisms of toxicity and carcinogenesis. A series of poster-discussion sessions and a final day workshop devoted to coupling data from mechanistic toxicology with current research in PBPK, biomarkers, and the process of human health risk assessment are also planned. Symposium topics will include the following: Generation of biological reactive intermediates; Conjugation and organ-organ interactions; Mathematical modeling of bioactivation; Linking mechanistic studies to risk assessment. The poster-discussion session topics will include the following: Human cytochrome P45Os, xenobiotic metabolism, and pol~orphisms; Oxidative stress and gene expression; Molecular epidemiology, biomarkers, and risk assessment. For further information, please contact: Dr. R. Snyder, EOHSI, 681 Frelinghuysen P.O. Box 1179, Piscataway, NJ, 088551179 (FAX: 908-932-0119)
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Prize Biochemical Analysis 1995 The German Society for Clinical Chemistry awards the prize BIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS 1995 at the 14th conference BIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS (BIOCHEMISCHE ANALYTIK) to be held in Leipzig, April 25-28, 1995. The prize of DM 50.000 will be awarded for outstanding and novel work in the field of biochemical analysis or biochemical instrumentation or for significant contributions to the advancement in experimental biology especially relating to clinical chemistry and clinical biochemistry. Competitors for the prize 1995 should submit the following documents to the Secretary of the prize, Professor Dr. H. Feldmann, Institut fur Physiologische Chemie der Universitat, SchillerstraSe 44, D-80336 Miinchen, Germany: (i) papers concerning one theme, published or accepted for publication, (ii) a scientific curriculum vitae, If several authors are involved in this work, please indicate the names of the applicants. The deadline for applications
will be October 15, 1994.
FEBS NEWS
The Fifth International Symposium on Biological Reactive Intermediates The Fifth International Symposium on Biological Reactive Intermediates will be held January 4-8, 1995, in Munich, Germany. The Symposium will feature a series of platform presentations, with ample time for discussion, describing advances in our understanding of fundamental mechanisms of toxicity and carcinogenesis. A series of poster-discussion sessions and a final day workshop devoted to coupling data from mechanistic toxicology with current research in PBPK, biomarkers, and the process of human health risk assessment are also planned. Symposium topics will include the following: Generation of biological reactive intermediates; Conjugation and organ-organ interactions; Mathematical modeling of bioactivation; Linking mechanistic studies to risk assessment. The poster-discussion session topics will include the following: Human cytochrome P45Os, xenobiotic metabolism, and pol~orphisms; Oxidative stress and gene expression; Molecular epidemiology, biomarkers, and risk assessment. For further information, please contact: Dr. R. Snyder, EOHSI, 681 Frelinghuysen P.O. Box 1179, Piscataway, NJ, 088551179 (FAX: 908-932-0119)
Rd.,
Prize Biochemical Analysis 1995 The German Society for Clinical Chemistry awards the prize BIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS 1995 at the 14th conference BIOCHEMICAL ANALYSIS (BIOCHEMISCHE ANALYTIK) to be held in Leipzig, April 25-28, 1995. The prize of DM 50.000 will be awarded for outstanding and novel work in the field of biochemical analysis or biochemical instrumentation or for significant contributions to the advancement in experimental biology especially relating to clinical chemistry and clinical biochemistry. Competitors for the prize 1995 should submit the following documents to the Secretary of the prize, Professor Dr. H. Feldmann, Institut fur Physiologische Chemie der Universitat, SchillerstraSe 44, D-80336 Miinchen, Germany: (i) papers concerning one theme, published or accepted for publication, (ii) a scientific curriculum vitae, If several authors are involved in this work, please indicate the names of the applicants. The deadline for applications
will be October 15, 1994.