A conference on the application of sequence data in various species to aid in gene discovery. Applications in humans, animals, plants, fungi. Use of model genomes to aid human gene function identification. Use of human genome to aid in animal disease gene discovery. Use of domesticated species to aid in discovery of genes for complex trait in humans and other species. Available databases and applications
This meeting is a revival of the workshops held between 1990 and 1995 and is the 7th in the series. It is not part of the series started by the Boden Conference organised by Eric Moses and followed by the 2001 Human Gene Mapping Meeting in Cairns organised by Lyn Griffiths. It will not concentrate on mapping programs and theory although contributions in this area are welcome.
10-12TH JULY 2002(Link to Program)
UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES,
SYDNEY
To be held inconjunction with Genetics Society of Australia
49th Annual Meeting
Abstracts closed, late registration available
More info | GSA2002@unsw.edu.au
Convenor | Alan Wilton a.wilton@unsw.edu.au
