Description: The
“CLUB de RNA de BUENOS
AIRES” is aimed to enhance the interaction between laboratories working in diverse topics of
the molecular and cellular biology
of the RNA.
With several retreats per year, and multiple presentations per
session, PhD students and post-docs from the participant labs have the
opportunity to present their work on a rotating basis. In
addition to the seminars, enough time
is dedicated to enhance networking
and sharing of knowledge.
RNA biology is a fast moving field with a great diversity of subjects. The topics to be presented include RNA virus; RNA editing; post-transcriptional regulation in trypanosomes; miRNAs in plants and Drosophila; RNA transport; splicing; Processing Bodies and related organelles, to mention just a few.
Our History: The “Buenos Aires RNA Club” started on 2002, and we have been meeting with some intervals. In addition to the local speakers, we had the opportunity to invite scientists with outstanding contributions to the field: Joan Steitz; Lynne Maquat; Stefan Kindler; Josh Dubnau; James E. Dahlberg; Craig Smibert .
RNA biology is a fast moving field with a great diversity of subjects. The topics to be presented include RNA virus; RNA editing; post-transcriptional regulation in trypanosomes; miRNAs in plants and Drosophila; RNA transport; splicing; Processing Bodies and related organelles, to mention just a few.
Our History: The “Buenos Aires RNA Club” started on 2002, and we have been meeting with some intervals. In addition to the local speakers, we had the opportunity to invite scientists with outstanding contributions to the field: Joan Steitz; Lynne Maquat; Stefan Kindler; Josh Dubnau; James E. Dahlberg; Craig Smibert .
