Progress in Optical Biophysics (Joseph R. Lackowicz, Conference Chair)
Symposium: Flow Cytometric Analysis of Molecular Assemblies
Co-Chairs: Larry Sklar, National Flow Cytometry Resource and University of
New Mexico; John Nolan, National Flow Cytometry Resource, Los Alamos
National Lab
This symposium will highlight recent developments in flow cytometric
instrumentation and applications for the analysis of molecular assemblies,
both in vitro and in live cells. Recent advances in kinetic capabilities
for flow cytometry enable access to second and sub-second time domains on
which molecular interactions occur. Combined with the ability of flow
cytometry to provide sensitive and quantitative fluorescent measurements,
these capabilities have opened a new window on the mechanisms of molecular
assembly which are central to cell function. Topics to be covered include:
- Automated sample handling for flow cytometric kinetic analysis
- Microsphere-based analysis of molecular interactions by flow cytometry
- Molecular assembly of signal transduction in live cells
- Equilibrium and kinetic analysis of protein-protein interactions
- Real-time analysis of DNA processing enzymes
- and others
This symposium is just one of 33 topics to be held at the BiOS '98
symposium, which is part of the larger event called Photonics West '98:
24-30 January 1998
San Jose Convention Center
San Jose, California USA
TO OBTAIN ALL CALLS FOR PAPERS ELECTRONICALLY
The calls for papers for all conferences in the BiOS '98
symposium are available on the SPIE Web site at
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For a printed BiOS '98 call for papers or other information:
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IMPORTANT DEADLINES
Paper Abstracts Due from Authors:
30 June 1997 (post-meeting proceedings)
Advance Programs due from Chairs:
28 July 1997 (post-meeting proceedings)
Camera-Ready Abstracts due from Authors:
24 November 1997
Manuscripts Due from Authors:
29 December 1997 (post-meeting proceedings)
GUIDELINES FOR SUBMITTING AN ABSTRACT
Send a 250 word abstract of your paper, by 30 June 1997, in ONE
of thefollowing ways:
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* or E-MAIL each abstract separately to: abstracts@spie.org in
ASCII text (not encoded) format. To ensure receipt and proper
processing of your abstract, write on SUBJECT line:
bo25 (Lackowicz)
* or MAIL three copies of your abstract to:
BiOS '98
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* or FAX one copy to SPIE at 360/647-1445 (send each abstract
separately).
Be sure each abstract includes the following:
1. Submit to BiOS ‘98
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2. ABSTRACT TITLE
3. AUTHOR LISTING (List principal author first;
for each author give full name and affiliation, mailing address,
phone/fax numbers, email
4. PRESENTATION (indicate preference for oral or poster;
placement subject to chairs' discretion)
5 . ABSTRACT TEXT: 250 words
6 . KEYWORDS: maximum of 5 keywords
6. BRIEF BIOGRAPHY of the principal author: 50-100 words
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