Proceedings of the Canadian Society for Molecular Biosciences (CSMB) 2024 Conference — Gene Regulation: From Cells to Systems

The 67th Canadian Society for Molecular Biosciences (CSMB) Annual Conference took place in Winnipeg, Manitoba, from 6 May to 8 May 2024, at the University of Manitoba, Winnipeg. The conference theme "Gene Regulation: From Cells to Systems" was selected to reflect the breadth and multidisciplinary nature of CSMB's membership and to facilitate interactions among scientists and researchers across different disciplines and with diverse research programs and approaches. This meeting attracted registered participants from provinces across Canada and the USA. The objective of this meeting was to promote the inclusive dissemination, conversation, and discussions of molecular biosciences research, in different areas of molecular biosciences covering a wide range of topics in basic science and health-related research subjects such as neuroscience, cancer biology, immunology, physiology, bacterial systems, RNA biology, protein homeostasis, cellular metabolism and cell death mechanisms, neurobiology and neurogenetics, epigenetics, chromatin biology, environmental influence, stem cell biology, and genome-wide studies. This meeting provided a discussion opportunity for molecular bioscience researchers to develop innovative and novel strategies and collaborations for biomedical and translational research.

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Biochemistry and Cell Biology
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1139/bcb-2025-0146
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Proceedings of the Canadian Society for Molecular Biosciences (CSMB) 2024 Conference — Gene Regulation: From Cells to Systems

Hans‐Joachim Wieden, James Davie, Mojgan Rastegar
Biochemistry and Cell Biology
Science, Research, and Medicine
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Proceedings of the Canadian Society for Molecular Biosciences (CSMB) 2024 Conference — Gene Regulation: From Cells to Systems

Hans‐Joachim Wieden, James Davie, Mojgan Rastegar
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The 67th Canadian Society for Molecular Biosciences (CSMB) Annual Conference took place in Winnipeg, Manitoba, from 6 May to 8 May 2024, at the University of Manitoba, Winnipeg. The conference theme "Gene Regulation: From Cells to Systems" was selected to reflect the breadth and multidisciplinary nature of CSMB's membership and to facilitate interactions among scientists and researchers across different disciplines and with diverse research programs and approaches. This meeting attracted registered participants from provinces across Canada and the USA. The objective of this meeting was to promote the inclusive dissemination, conversation, and discussions of molecular biosciences research, in different areas of molecular biosciences covering a wide range of topics in basic science and health-related research subjects such as neuroscience, cancer biology, immunology, physiology, bacterial systems, RNA biology, protein homeostasis, cellular metabolism and cell death mechanisms, neurobiology and neurogenetics, epigenetics, chromatin biology, environmental influence, stem cell biology, and genome-wide studies. This meeting provided a discussion opportunity for molecular bioscience researchers to develop innovative and novel strategies and collaborations for biomedical and translational research.

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