Seminar Announcement - Latest Advances in Automated Imaging Cytometry - Worcester, MA

[Konz, Richard]

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Greetings everyone:

I am very pleased to announce the following seminar “Latest Advances in Automated Imaging Cytometry” on February 21^st from 12:30 – 2:00 pm in the Hiatt Auditorium [S1-608]; Worcester Campus.  Scott Baldwin MT(ASCP) will present two sessions:

1-Scientific Presentation (Cellular and Tissue Based)

·       Tissue molecular pathology – new analysis capabilities for tissue and tissue microarrays, fluorescent and chromatic.

·       Measurement of hypoxia and other processes, protein expression, prognostic indicators, tumor ontogeny

·       Molecular cytology of the cell cycle – DNA, chromatin, and histones.

2-Laser Scanning Cytometry Presentation

·       DNA/ Cell Cycle/ Apoptosis/ (islet/beta cell studies)

·       Automated Tissue Analysis

·       Immunophenotyping for FNA’s/pauci samples

·       GFP-Related Proteins and FRET to Measure Protein Interactions

·       Phosphorylation and other cell processes, transitional kinetic studies, chromosome damage and repair

       

·       Protein localization, drug efficacy studies, toxicology studies

·       Angiogenesis/antiangiogenesis, cell migration, transplant monitoring

       

Please RSVP me if you would like to attend.  Pizza and refreshments will be served.  Please post this announcement in your area and feel free to pass this along to a colleague who may benefit from this seminar.

Best regards,

-Rich

Richard F. Konz, Jr.
Assistant Professor
Department of Medicine
Graduate Faculty, Immunology and Virology Program
Director, Flow Cytometry Core Facility
UMass Medical School
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