Mitocheck

Practical Course on Large DNA Modification

2008-07-22T07:48:49Z

MitoCheck and Gene Bridges are organizing a training course on large DNA modification using the Red/ET recombineering technology on 22-26 September 2008 in Dresden, Germany.
Please contact us if you are interested in this training course.

Practical course on phospho-proteomics

2008-07-16T11:24:29Z

13-14 October 2008 at the IMP, Vienna.

Breast cancer: diagnostic, prognostic and predictive testing

2007-10-11T10:22:24Z

Mitocheck will be co-organizing a meeting on breast cancer issues next June in Coventry.

Training courses

2007-03-30T12:03:14Z

Mitocheck partners are organizing several practical courses.
Please check the training section of the web site.

Symposium and Practical Course on High Throughput Microscopy for Systems Biology

2007-03-23T09:40:50Z

Join us for the EMBO and MitoCheck co-sponsored Symposium and Practical Course on High Throughput Microscopy for Systems Biology From April 28 to May 5 in Heidelberg, Germany.

Deadline for registration: 31/03/2007

European researchers tackle mitosis

2004-07-15T16:55:18Z

The European Commission has launched "MitoCheck", a multinational research project on cell cycle regulation.

The European Commission is providing eight and a half million Euro over the next four years to MitoCheck, the largest integrated research project on cell cycle control within the 6th Framework Programme (FP6) of the European Union. Leading scientists from eleven research institutes, universities and industry in Austria, Germany, UK, Italy and France join forces in this scheme. They contribute a wide range of expertise in molecular and cell biology, biochemistry, modern microscopy techniques, proteomics, bio- informatics and clinical pathology to embark on a fundamental question: how is mitosis regulated?

MitoCheck Programme Launched

2004-06-23T12:28:18Z

The MitoCheck consortium is pleased to announce the launch of the MitoCheck Project - an integrated research project which brings together leading European research groups to study systematically the regulation of mitosis in human cells.