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Children' s Hospital Boston, Massachusetts August 10±12, 2010
The International Quantitative Imaging Cytometry Centers of Excellence provide a forum for educational
and training programs in quantitative imaging cytometry, with a specifi c focus on solid-phase
laser scanning imaging cytometry.
Tuesday, August 10 Wednesday, August 11 Thursday, August 12
Quantitative imaging cytometry as a Advanced cell cycle and DNA damage Pharmacodynamic and diagnostic
cutting-edge research tool analysis tissue-based biomarkers
Chair: William Telford, NIH, Bethesda, MD Chair: Michael Fenech, CSIRO, Australia Chair: Shazib Pervaiz, NUS and Duke-NUS GMS, Singapore
Imaging cytometry: An expanding role in biomedical Assessment of DNA damage by high-resolution cytometry. Application of imaging cytometry to the molecular
imaging analysis. William Telford, National Cancer Zbigniew Darzynkiewicz, Brander Cancer Research therapeutics of human solid tumors. David Hedley,
Institute NIH, Bethesda, MD Institute, Valhalla, NY Ontario Cancer Institute, University Health Network,
Toronto, ON, Canada
Spatial analysis of hematopoietic stem and progenitor Advanced cell cycle analysis. James Jacobberger, Case
cells in bone marrow. Leslie Silberstein, Children's Hospital, Western Reserve University, Case Comprehensive Cancer Leveraging quantitative imaging cytometry to measure
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Brigham and Women' s Center, Cleveland, OH the pharmacodynamic impact of drugs in development.
Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA Gloria Juan, Amgen, Thousand Oaks, CA
The untapped potential of laser scanning cytometry in
Combinatorial development of biomaterials for tissue genome damage, proteome and nutritional diagnostics at Quantitative imaging cytometry for the diagnostic
engineering and drug delivery. Daniel Anderson, David the single cell and sub-type level. Michael Fenech, CSIRO pathologist: What does the laser scatter imaging
H. Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research, Food and Nutrition Sciences, Commonwealth Scientifi c component add? William Geddie, University Health
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA and Industrial Research Organisation, Adelaide, Australia Network/Toronto General Hospital, Toronto, ON, Canada
The iCys
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imaging cytometer in the epigenetic toolbox Potential mechanisms for the generation of chromosome Mislocalization of APAFI as a novel diagnostic and
for autism research. Janine LaSalle, UC Davis School of aneuploidy in human cancer. John M. Lehman, Brody prognostic marker for refractory diffuse B-cell lymphoma?
Medicine, Davis, CA School of Medicine, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC Shazib Pervaiz, National University of Singapore and
Duke-NUS GMS
Capturing signaling events in the immune system in situ.
Margaret Harnett, University of Glasgow, Scotland, UKShort talks chosen from submitted abstracts will be presented each day.
Afternoon Workshops: Registration is open at:
Workshop I C ytome diagnostics workshop
www.imagingcytometrycenter.com
Michael Fenech, CSIRO Food and Nutrition Sciences, Adelaide, Australia
Registration for full program ends: July 10, 2010.
Workshop II A utomated quantitative analysis of protein expression in tissues
David Krull, GlaxoSmithKline, Research Triangle Park, NC
Registration for morning lectures only ends: August 5, 2010.
Workshop III Ad vanced cell cycle analysis
Call for short oral and poster presentations: Submission deadlines
James Jacobberger and Tammy Stefan, Case Comprehensive Cancer
March 10 and June 10, 2010 respectively.
Center, Cleveland, OH
Workshop IV Immunophenotyping in FNAs (fi ne needle aspirates)
William Geddie, University Health Network/Toronto General Hospital,
Tor onto, ON, Canada
Workshop V A nalysis of drug-induced DNA damage
Shazib Pervaiz, National University of Singapore and Duke-NUS GMS
and Soo-Fern Lee, National University of Singapore
Workshop VI Quantitative imaging of bone marrow microenvironment
César Nombela-Arrieta and Shin-Young Park, Children's Hospital Boston
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