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Genome Architecture and Cell Fate Regulation

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In recent years, genome-wide studies have greatly accelerated the understanding of fundamental principles of genome organization and its regulation. These studies have provided important insights into nuclear compartments, transcription factors, chromatin regulators and signaling pathways that influence genome architecture, gene activity and therefore the functional state of the cell. 

The primary goal of this meeting is to bring together molecular, cell and computational biologists to highlight recent advances in the spatial and temporal properties of chromatin structure and control of transcription that orchestrate cell development and function. The conference will feature the new methods of genome analysis and application of these methodologies to elucidate the molecular mechanism of cell development and function. This conference places a special focus on multidisciplinary studies and plans to attract not only experimental researchers working in the fields of chromosome structure and dynamics, genomics, epigenetics but also computational biologists.

The format of the conference will include 6 oral sessions, one poster session and an open discussion with the experts. Each oral session will include invited speakers as well as speakers selected from submitted abstracts. Abstracts should contain only new and unpublished material.

Scientific Advisory Committee

Harinder Singh, Cincinatti Childrens Medical Center 

Rakesh Mishra, Center for Cellular and Molecular Biology

Debashis Mitra, Center for DNA Finger Printing and Diagnostics

Subeer S. Majumdar, National Institute of Animal Biotechnology

Surajit Sengupta, TIFR-Hyderabad

Convener

Jagan Pongubala, University of Hyderabad, School of Life Sciences

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