Nuclear Receptors: Development, Physiology and Disease (X8) 2010
March 21 - 26, 2010(Ended)Keystone Resort
Keystone, CO, United States
Keystone, CO, United States
Nuclear receptors represent a family
of ligand-regulated transcription factors that play central roles in
development, physiology, and metabolism. Upon binding small lipophilic
hormones and metabolites, such as steroids, fatty acids, and bile
acids, nuclear receptors switch their regulatory status, reprogramming
gene expression in target tissues. Current research is aimed at
defining roles for these receptors in normal development and metabolism
as well as better understanding how nuclear receptor dysfunction
contributes to diabetes, cancer, cardiovascular disease, obesity, and
neuronal disorders. Nuclear receptors are also a major target for drug
development, with many compounds on the market and several in ongoing
human trials. This meeting will highlight recent breakthroughs in
nuclear receptor research, promote interactions between scientists from
industry and academia, and provide opportunities for senior scientists
to interact with younger researchers and trainees.Venue
Address
21996 US Highway 6
,
Keystone,
Colorado,
United States
Keystone,
Colorado,
United States
Prices *
440-765 US Dollar (Early registration date: January 22, 2010)
Abstract submission deadline
December 28, 2009
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