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Subject: conservation genetics course

RECENT ADVANCES IN CONSERVATION GENETICS
The Smithsonian Institution - CRC - NOAHS

August 9-22, 1998

At the Conservation & Research Center, Front Royal, Virginia, NOAHS is
offering a two-week intensive course in methods, applications and
interpretation of molecular genetic analysis of endangered species. 
This course will be taught by scientists with expertise and a variety 
of personal experiences in this important new field.  Learn how to
develop and interpret a wide range of genetic data using real examples,
laboratory demonstrations and a variety of computer programs.

Course Director:  Stephen J. O'Brien, Research Director,
NOAHS, & Chief, Laboratory of Genomic Diversity, NIH/NCI-FCRDC

Tuition: US $2,300 (includes housing and meals)

For more information visit our Website:
http://rex.nci.nih.gov/RESEARCH/basic/lgd/congen/course.htm

For an application contact:
Ms. Jan Martenson, course coordinator
NCI-FCRDC
P.O. Box B
Frederick, MD 21702-1201
Email: NOAHSCRC@mail.ncifcrf.gov
FAX: 301/846-1686
Telephone: 301/846-1299

Application deadline:  March 31, 1998
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