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1st Aegean International Conference on Molecular Recognition
[06-11 Jun 2010]

>> Molecular recognition phenomena are central to most biological interactions and processes. They are responsible for the non-covalent specific interactions between biomolecules and various ligands and between two or more biological molecules exemplified by receptor-ligand, DNA-protein, antigen-antibody, sugar-lectin and other recognition phenomena.

>> Two days of the course will be devoted to the study of two instances of molecular recognition phenomena in immunology,

the nature and prediction of B cell epitopes in proteins and the development of synthetic vaccines.
the modulation of innate and adaptive immunity to pathogens

>> The course will stress the basic principles underlying the structure, dynamics and activity of biological recognition sites and will illustrate the application of this knowledge to two current research areas in molecular immunology.

06-11 June 2010

Aldemar Knossos Royal Village Conference Center
Limenas Hersonissou
700 14 Crete
Greece

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