Wellcome Trust Genome Campus : inaugural symposium. (15-17 June 1998 : Hinxton Hall, Cambridge).

Cambridge : The Wellcome Trust, 1998.

9 video cassettes (VHS) (time ?) : sound, color, PAL.

Programme--Session 1: Genomics and Genetics 1 - Chairman: Fred Sanger--The tale of the worm / Robert Waterston--The Drosophila Genome Project / Gerald Rubin--Abstract to be circulated at the meeting / Bart Barrell--The Arabidopsis Genome Project / Michael Bevan--The human genome / David Bentley--Session 2: Bioinformatics - Chairman: Paolo Zanella--Structure neighbours and identification of homologous features / Stephan Bryant--Automated assessment of genomic properties: from ORF's to pathways and processes--Discovering genetic networks / Gary Stormo--Mapping the protein universe / Chris Sander--Plenary Speech: From the Double Helix to the Human Genome / James Watson--Session 3: Chairman: Keith Gibson--The French Sequencing Programme...trying to follow the Sanger Centre / Jean Weissenbach--Why are certain diseases common and complicated? / John Todd--Cystic Fibrosis - an object lesson in proceeding from gene to function to treatment / David Porteous--Functional analysis of the major histocompatability complex in health and disease / R Duncan Campbell--Abstract to be circulated at the meeting / David Cox--Session 4: New Technologies - Chairman: James Watson--Antisense oligonucleotides as gene knockdown reagents / Edwin Southern--Observing the living genome / Patrick Brown--Defining gene function via the systematic analysis of protein complexes by mass spectrometry / Matthias Mann--Tracing functional regultory pathways / Roger Brent-- After Dinner Speaker: Sydney Brenner-- Session 5: Ethical & Legal Implications of Genetics - Chairman: John Sulston--Legal issues relating to the individual and genetic information / Sheila McLean--The impact of genetic testing in oncology / Bruce Ponder--Behavior genes / Dean Hamer--Ethics and human genetics / Martin Bobrow-- Summing up- Wellcome Trust

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