Archaea : Ecology, Metabolism and Molecular Biology Gordon Research Conference (GRC)

Archaea : Ecology, Metabolism and Molecular Biology Gordon Research Conference is organized by Gordon Research Conferences and would be held during Jul 23 - 28, 2017 at Waterville Valley Resort, Water Village, New Hampshire, United States Of America.

The targeted audience for this medical event basically for Biochemistrians and Metabolism.

The breadth and depth of archaeal biology has exponentially increased since the pioneering work of Carl Woese revealed that the Archaea represent a distinct and diverse division of life. No one discipline can alone capture the essence and enormity of archaeal biology; the strength of the community has emerged from the collaborative efforts of environmental, biophysical, cellular, and evolutionary biologists focused on establishing the interconnections underlying archaeal metabolism and molecular biology.

The "Archaea: Ecology, Metabolism and Molecular Biology" GRC conference is the foremost multi-disciplinary meeting for all members of the archaeal community to discuss the latest developments in the field. The meeting highlights the newest discoveries in a broad range of topics: new paradigms in the ecology and diversity of archaea; evolution and the latest theories on the "trees of life"; archaeal metabolism, genome function and systems biology; archaeal viruses and cellular defense (including the CRISPR/Cas systems), DNA informational processing (including replication, transcription, repair, and chromatin organization) and translation and post-translational modifications.