Start Date: Thursday, September 30, 2010
End Date: Sunday, October 03, 2010
Time: All day
Duration: All day
Recurrence: One-time event
Venue: The British Columbia Cancer Agency
City: Vancouver, British Columbia Country: Canada
Cost: $350
Company: UBC CPD
Name: Allison Johnstone
Address: 855 West 10th Ave Address 2:
City: Vancouver, British Columbia
Postal Code: V5Z 1L7
Country: Canada
Phone: 1 (604) 875-5101
Fax: 1 (604) 875-5078
Email: cpd.info@ubc.ca
Website: www.paspcr2010.org
Program Director(s): Dr. Youwen Zhou
Description: This conference is jointly held by the Pan American Society of Pigment Cell Research and the University of British Columbia (UBC), Department of Dermatology & Skin Science. This year’s congress will attract dermatologists, pathologists, basic science researchers from both academic and industrial backgrounds, residents, students interested in current problems of pigment cell research.
Preliminary topics include:
1. Dyschromia and photoaging
2. New approaches for the treatment of benign pigmentation conditions
3. New developments in melanoma research
4. Novel diagnostic and prognostic markers for melanoma
5. Diagnostic tools for pigmented lesions
6. Novel therapies for treatment of melanoma
7. Vitiligo pathogenesis: from genes to genomes
8. Vitiligo therapies: new developments
9. Melanocyte development and melanogenesis
10. Animal models of pigmentation diseases
11. Melanin biochemistry, biophysics and skin optics
12. Oxidative stress in pigment diseases and melanoma Vancouver.
British Columbia is one of the world’s top travel destinations and is frequently listed as one of Canada’s most beautiful cities! In February we will be welcoming the world as we host the 2010 Winter Olympics Games! September is a beautiful month to visit us as the weather is still warm to enjoy strolling around Stanley Park, visiting the shops on Robson Street, and trying out our many activities such as hiking, biking, sea kayaking, boating, and golfing. We look forward to having you join us in 2010. For more details visit the congress website at www.paspcr2010.org.