6th Cambridge Symposium on Nucleic Acids Chemistry and Biology

Queens' College, Cambridge, UK
4-7 September 2011

An international, residential meeting held at historic Queens' College in the heart of Cambridge with on-site accommodation and excellent auditorium, poster and exhibition areas. This was the 6th in a popular conference series going back to 1981 that brings together nucleic acids scientists across a broad area but with particular emphasis on chemistry and biochemistry.

 

 

Subject Areas Nucleic Acids as therapeutics (including antisense, RNAi, aptamers, immune recognition, cell delivery) RNA and DNA structures, their complexes and drug targets (duplexes, quadruplexes, RNA enzymes, riboswitches, protein complexes + assemblies) Nucleic acids chemistry applied to cells and cell mechanisms (genomes, evolution, repair, cell manipulation) Nucleic acids as tools, assemblies and reagents (nanostructures, cages, labels, arrays)