DNA replication and genome maintenance: from basic biology to human health
Molecular Biology and Molecular Genetics conference by EMBO and EMBL
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About
This EMBO–EMBL symposium connects the molecular machinery of DNA replication with genome stability and human disease. It examines replisome structure and dynamics, control of origin firing across tissues, chromatin and epigenome maintenance, chromosome organisation, replication-fork protection and repair, and the consequences of replication stress for development, ageing and cancer. The programme links mechanistic advances to cancer biology and possible therapeutic approaches.
All programme times are Europe/Berlin. Opening remarks on 20 October begin at 13:30, followed by the keynote at 13:45. Scientific sessions begin at 09:00 on 21–23 October; closing remarks on 23 October run from 12:45 to 13:00. Virtual registration closes on 13 October; on-site registration and abstract submission have closed. Virtual fees are EUR 190 for PhD students, EUR 240 for academia and EUR 290 for industry. Attendance includes livestreams, questions and four weeks of recordings where speakers permit.
Topics
- DNA replication
- chromatin
- replication stress
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University of Rochester
University of Copenhagen
University of Dundee
Austrian Academy of Sciences
Vanderbilt University
Hubrecht Institute
The Francis Crick Institute
Yale University
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Stanford University
Institute of Molecular Biology (IMB)
RIKEN Center for Biosystems Dynamics Research
Harvard Medical School
MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology
MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology
National Institute of Genetics
Hubrecht Institute
Helmholtz Munich
University of Geneva
The University of Edinburgh