THE 1992 ASBMB BIOPHYSICAL SOCIETY MEETING

ABRF and ASBMB are jointly presenting a symposium on "Recent Advances in the Detection and Identification of Subtle Structural Alterations in Proteins and Nucleic Acids" at the ASBMB/ Biophysical Society Meeting in Houston, Texas, February 9-13, 1992. The symposium, sponsored by both ABRF and the ASBMB Educational Affairs Committee, will be presented on Monday morning, February 10, 1992. Ron Niece and Ken Williams have assembled speakers for seven talks on modern techniques for analyzing structural alterations in proteins and nucleic acids. The speakers and the title of their presentation are included below:

• Finn Wold
  University of Texas
  Co- and Post-Translational Modifications in Proteins
  
• Paul Tempst
  Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
  HPLC Peptide Mapping Following Enzymatic
  Digestion
  
• A.L. Burlingame
  University of California
  The Advantages Which Mass Spectrometry Can
  Now Offer In Characterization of Protein Covalent
  Modifications
  
• Gregory Grant
  Washington University
  Automated Amino Acid Sequencing: An Appraisal
  of Current Capabilities Based on Collaborative
  ABRF Studies Involving as many as 90 Laboratories
  
• Steven Carr
  SmithKline Beecham Pharmaceuticals
  The Role of Mass Spectrometry in the Analysis of
  Covalently-Modified Peptides
  
• C. Thomas Caskey
  Baylor College & Howard Hughes Medical Institute
  Molecular Scanning Methods of Mutation Detection
  
• Lloyd Smith
  University of Wisconsin
  Automated DNA Sequencing: A Look Into the
  Future

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