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Call for papers - First International qPCR Symposium & Application Workshop

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  1. First International qPCR Symposium & Application Workshop Transcriptomics, Clinical Diagnostics &
    Gene Quantification3rd - 6th March, 2004 in Freising-Weihenstephan, Germany

    wzw.tum.deindex.shtml

    Call for Papers: wzw.tum.demain 2004.shtml

    Abstract submission deadline = 15th November 2003

    Abstacts The symposium proceedings including all Abstract, Posters and Oral Presentations and will
    be published on the Symposium & Gene Quantification Homepage.

    Reviews / Minireviews Good symposium contributions will be selected writing Reviews and/or
    Minireviews for Clinical Chemistry. These would be peer-reviewed through the regular Clinical
    Chemistry process.

    Full Papers Full Publications presented at the Symposium can be submitted to Biological Ckemistry.
    These would be peer-reviewed through the regular Biological Chemistry process.

    The Symposium and the Application Workshop presents unbiased international lectures & posters about
    quantification strategies, normalisation methods & new algorithms for exact nucleic acid
    quantification in the broad range of qPCR applications: Transcriptomics, Clinical Diagnostics, Food
    Hygiene & GMO, Expression profiling, Microbiology, Pharmacogenomics, Forensic, Nutrigenomics,
    Molecular Endocrinology, cDNA Array Verification, Theoretical qPCR, Pre-analytical Steps & RT,
    Isolation of Nucleic Acids.http://www.wzw.tum.de/gene-quantification/qpcr2004/qpcr2004-workshop.html
    More than 35 internationally renown speakers will be participating in a lively and exciting
    programme enabling the valuable exchange of information in the qPCR field. As a special guest we can
    announce Prof. Carl Wittwer from the Institute of pathology at the University of Utah School of
    Medicine. He is an associate editor of Clinical Chemistry, and best known for developing techniques
    in rapid-cycle PCR and as the inventor of the LightCycler. wzw.tum.demain
    2004.shtml#speaker Parallel to the Symposium an Industrial Exhibition will take place along with the
    congress, where an intensive conversation with numerous companies is possible (real-time PCR
    Cyclers, Kit Producers, Nucleic Acid Purification Systems, Enzyme Producers, Plasticware Suppliers,
    etc.). 21 companies agreed to participate at the Industrial Exhibition. wzw.tum.degene
    quantification/qpcr2004/companies.htmlwe thank all Sponsors of the Symposium: Platinum Sponsor –
    Roche Diagnostics Gold Sponsor – BioRad Gold Sponsor – MJ Research Silver Sponsor – ABI Applied
    Biosystems Silver Sponsor – Invitrogen Silver Sponsor – Qiagen Silver Sponsor - Stratagene wzw.tum.deqpcr2004
    sponsors.html

    Symposium organisation & registration:

    Registration Form (PDF) wzw.tum.deregistration.pdf

    Registration Form (DOC) wzw.tum.deregistration.doc

    for further information, registration and Abstract submission (deadline 15th November 2003) please
    contact: wzw.tum.deindex.shtml

    best regards

    Michael Pfaffl

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