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CHI’S MICRORNA IN HUMAN DISEASE AND DEVELOPMENT

Type Conference
Date March 23, 2009 to
March 25, 2009
Venue Seaport Hotel

Boston, MA
US
Chemistry Specialties
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Chemistry Techniques
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Contact CHI Representative
Cambridge Healthtech Institute
250 First Ave
Needham, MA 02494
US
781 972 5400
781 972 5425
chi@healthtech.com
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by Robert Black last modified 10-08-08 05:13 AM

Although microRNAs were brought into the spotlight only recently, their role in regulating mammalian development and disease has become clear. miRNAs represent a novel class of targets for therapeutic and diagnostic development, currently not fully exploited by the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. Cambridge Healthtech Institute’s Fifth Annual microRNA in Human Disease and Development meeting is specifically designed to address the role of miRNA in human development and disease, and to explore the impact of this new research for drug and diagnostic development. The meeting will cover progress in identifying human miRNA, technologies used for miRNA profiling, and the latest research in linking miRNA to human disease. Opportunities for using miRNA as diagnostic biomarkers and a novel class of targets for therapeutic development will be explored.

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