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This 5-day course will cover all PARP-related fields from basic science (molecular and physiological studies) to applied clinical research with an explicit aim to cover drug development and clinical studies.

Topics:

  1. Basic biochemical and structural understanding of PARP family members
  2. Signalling, transcription, metabolism, DNA damage response, immunology, telomeres
  3. Pathophysiology
  4. Develop of pharmacological inhibitors
  5. Clinical applications of PARP inhibitors

The program includes:

21 Lectures

27 Short Talks to be selected from the submitted Abstracts

Flash presentations

Poster presenters will be able to give a four minute “flash presentation” to introduce the work displayed on their poster to all participants

Round tables

To promote discussions between the speakers and the young scientists.

FEBS has twin commitments to high-quality publications and the promotion of molecular biosciences. As a charitable academic organization,
FEBS uses income from the journals to fund its diverse activities, including support for FEBS Advanced Courses.