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DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 56, f-l-f-2 (1977) FEATURES MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT 36th Annual Symposium of the SOCIETY FOR DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY, INC. will be held on the campus of North Carolina State University, Raleigh, N.C., on June 15-17, 1977. The Symposium, entitled "The Clonal Basis of Development", will feature leading scientists who are using allophenic, mosaic, or chimera1 mammals, invertebrates, and plants to study development with those who are studying the genetic basis of cell clone formation. The Symposium will provide a current assessment of knowledge in these two areas, their interrelationship, and their importance to problems of Developmental Biology. During the three day meeting there will be five formal sessions with 15 invited speakers. Another session will be used to sponsor a series of groups or workshops. Continuing a policy initiated at last year's Symposium, we shall have two poster sessions at which those attending the Symposium can display recent results of their own research. Additional information and registration forms may be obtained by writing: Claudia Foret, Business Manager, Society for Developmental Biology, Inc., P.O. Box 43, Eliot, Maine, 03903. f-l Copyright 8 1977 by Academic Press, Inc. All rights of reproduction in any form reserved. ISSN 0012-1606
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DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 56, f-l-f-2 (1977)
FEATURES
MEETING ANNOUNCEMENT
36th Annual Symposium of the SOCIETY FOR DEVELOPMENTAL
BIOLOGY, INC. will be held on the campus of North Carolina
State University, Raleigh, N.C., on June 15-17, 1977.
The Symposium, entitled "The Clonal Basis of Development",
will feature leading scientists who are using allophenic,
mosaic, or chimera1 mammals, invertebrates, and plants
to study development with those who are studying the genetic
basis of cell clone formation. The Symposium will provide
a current assessment of knowledge in these two areas,
their interrelationship, and their importance to problems
of Developmental Biology. During the three day meeting
there will be five formal sessions with 15 invited speakers.
Another session will be used to sponsor a series of groups
or workshops. Continuing a policy initiated at last year's
Symposium, we shall have two poster sessions at which those
attending the Symposium can display recent results of
their own research. Additional information and registration
forms may be obtained by writing: Claudia Foret, Business
Manager, Society for Developmental Biology, Inc., P.O. Box 43,
Eliot, Maine, 03903.
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Copyright 8 1977 by Academic Press, Inc. All rights of reproduction in any form reserved. ISSN 0012-1606
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF EMBRYOLOGY COURSE, MARINE BIOLOGICAL
LABORATORY, WOODS HOLE, MASSACHUSETTS 02543
The theme of the 1977 Course (20 June - 26 August)
will be "Extracellular Signals in Cell Growth and
Differentiation". Course faculty will include Stanley
Cohen (Vanderbilt), David Epel (California), Tom Humphreys
(Hawaii), R.K. Hunt (Johns Hopkins), and Tim Hunt (Cambridge,
U.K.). Tuition and stipend expenses may be available
through a grant from the N.S.F. Further information and
applications for this graduate and post-doctoral level
course can be obtained from the Laboratory. Deadline for
receipt of applications for this course will be 15 March.
ANNOUNCEMENT
THIS ISSUE CONTAINS NEW amAUTHORS
PLEASE CONSULT CAREFULLY BEFORE PREPARING MANUSCRIPTS FOR
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