[Metabolomics] FW: Monday's seminar - reasons to attend for a non-cancer researcher

[Ben Crossett]

Dear Metabolomics Mailing List Members,

The following CPC seminar may be of interest:
Dear Biology Domain colleagues,

Monday afternoon - 9 May - there will be two presentations by overseas guests in a special seminar entitled Prostate Cancer and Metabolic Syndrome<http://charlesperkinscentre.e-newsletter.com.au/link/id/zzzz5705fc38bc38d811Pzzzz56aed252b860e306/page.html>.


Below are some non-cancer related reason you may find this event of interest :

1.       There will be signal transduction pathways!

2.       Metabolomic and Lipidomics - or should that be analysis of the Metabolome/Lipidome,

3.       Metabolism, Metabolism, Metabolism!

4.       Drug development to target AMPK and ACC/FASN,

5.       The use of cell lines, rodent models and patient samples = translational science

6.       Both labs are interested in understanding disease mechanisms, identification of therapeutic targets AND informative biomarkers.

Hope to see you there
Andrew

Dr ANDREW HOY | Helen and Robert Ellis Postdoctoral Senior Research Fellow
Head, Lipid Metabolism Laboratory
Physiology | School of Medical Sciences &  Bosch Institute | Sydney Medical School

Honorary Associate | Boden Institute of Obesity, Nutrition, Exercise & Eating Disorders
Honorary Research Scientist | Garvan Institute of Medical Research

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