Report
of the NSF Workshop
on Force Transduction in Biology
July 24–26, 2000 • Arlington, VA
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| Table of Contents | |
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| I. Overview | |
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| II. Summary of Invited Talks | |
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A. Monday, July 24 |
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B. Tuesday, July 25 |
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C. Wednesday, July 26 |
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Contents
A. Importance of problems involving Force Transduction:
B. Emerging research Themes:
C. Communication between disciplines:
D. Research Training in Force Transduction in Biology:
E. Participation of Young Scientists
F. Funding Issues:
A. Monday, July 24
Session 1: Molecular Perspectives
Session 2: Cellular perspectives
Session 3: Organ Perspectives
B. Tuesday, July 25
Session 1: Molecular Perspectives
Session 2: Cellular Perspectives
Session 3: Tissue/Organ Perspective
C. Wednesday July 26
Session 1: Molecular Perspectives
Session 2: Cellular Perspectives
Session 3: Tissue/Organ Perspectives
