Glycomics: Recent Advances and Exploitation Opportunities
London Thursday, September 11, 2008
Glycomics: Recent Advances and Exploitation Opportunities
Thursday, September 11, 2008 9:00 am -
Friday, September 12, 2008 5:00 pm

The Royal Society
6-9 Carlton House Terrace
London SW1Y 5AG
United Kingdom

Map and Directions

Glycomics encompasses the rapidly developing field of large-scale analysis of the “glycome” – the entire complement of complex sugar structures expressed in cells, tissues or whole organisms. Glycans have incredible structural and functional diversity and are critical players in a huge variety of biological processes, many of which have fundamental roles in disease processes. This has created major interest in their potential biotechnology and pharmaceutical applications, but progress has been hampered by the inherent difficulties in studying the structure-functions relationships for these complex molecules. Now, breakthrough technologies are dramatically changing the landscape and creating the opportunity for real progress in glycomics over the next few years. This one-day Euroscicon meeting will cover talks from both academic speakers and companies, and will include informal question and answer sessions and networking during the breaks. This format will offer scientists from both academia and industry a valuable opportunity to update on recent advances in technologies and strategies which are driving developments in glycomics, and exciting scientific and commercial applications which are emerging.


Chair: Prof Jerry Turnbull, University of Liverpool


Please contact J.Turnbull@liverpool.ac.uk for further infomation about this event


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