ASPEN CANCER CONF--MECH OF TOXICITY & CARCINOGENESIS

阿斯彭癌症会议——毒性机制

• 批准号: 2382858
• 负责人: BENJAMIN F TRUMP
• 金额: $ 0.5万
• 依托单位: ASPEN CANCER CONFERENCE, INC.
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 财政年份: 1997
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 1997-06-16 至 1998-06-15
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/2382858
• 关键词: carcinogenesis; meeting /conference /symposium; neoplasm /cancer; toxicology

DESCRIPTION (Applicant's Description): The Aspen Cancer Conference, a series of yearly meetings, emphasizes the relationships between toxicity, cell injury, and carcinogenesis. The purpose of these meetings was, and continues to be, to assemble a group of leading scientists working in a wide range of disciplines and representing industry, government, and academia to confer formally and informally on current concepts and aspects of research which transcend the normal boundaries. During recent years, the emphasis has focused increasingly on the molecular aspects of toxicity and carcinogenesis and on the relationship between the two as they relate to human risk. The format consists of invited presentations and discussions in the mornings and poster sessions and informal discussions in the afternoons and evenings, fostered by the environment provided in Aspen, Colorado. One of our goals is to sponsor attendance to post-doctoral fellows, graduate students, medical students, and veterinary students, with special efforts being made to guarantee diversity. We have encouraged the participation of young investigators for the last several conferences and include poster sessions through which informal contact in mutual areas of interest can be made with established investigators. This, along with sessions in the applications of new technology in related areas of research, should assist greatly in future developments in these fields. The 1997 Aspen Cancer Conference: Mechanisms of Toxicity and Carcinogenesis will consider mechanisms of toxicity, growth control, and differentiation, as well as strategies for toxicity and carcinogenesis testing and innovative approaches to cancer chemotherapy, specifically DNA repair-mismatch, cell death, signal transduction/translational research, status of molecular diagnosis, carcinogen assessment strategy, mechanistic paradigms in risk assessment, tumor progression, cancer therapy, and stem cells.

描述（申请人的描述）： 阿斯彭癌症会议是一系列年度会议，强调 毒性、细胞损伤和致癌之间的关系。 这 这些会议的目的过去是，现在仍然是，召集一组 从事广泛学科工作并代表的领先科学家 工业界、政府和学术界正式和非正式地就 当前超越常规的概念和研究方面 边界。 近年来，人们越来越重视 毒性和致癌作用的分子方面及其关系 两者之间的关系，因为它们与人类风险有关。 格式包括 上午和海报会议中受邀演讲和讨论 以及下午和晚上的非正式讨论， 科罗拉多州阿斯彭提供的环境。 我们的目标之一是赞助 出席博士后研究员、研究生、医学生、 和兽医学生，并特别努力保证 多样性。 我们鼓励年轻研究者的参与 最近几次会议，包括海报会议，通过这些会议 可以在共同感兴趣的领域与已建立的关系进行非正式接触 调查人员。 这与新的应用程序会议一起 相关研究领域的技术，应该对未来有很大帮助 这些领域的发展。 1997 年阿斯彭癌症会议：毒性和致癌机制 将考虑毒性、生长控制和分化机制， 以及毒性和致癌测试和创新策略 癌症化疗的方法，特别是 DNA 修复错配、细胞 死亡、信号转导/转化研究、分子状态 诊断、致癌物评估策略、风险机制范式 评估、肿瘤进展、癌症治疗和干细胞。