Thursday 6 September 2007, 14.30-16.00
Room: Hörsaal (Lecture Hall) 04-G-30

Chairs: John McGrath, Dedee Murrell 

Our knowledge in basic science is rapidly increasing. Dermatology has numerous interfaces with basic science fields. Thus, a constant update in these areas is crucial for the further development of dermatological research. The purpose of the Postgraduate Course is to provide overviews about primarily non-dermatologic topics that are relevant for experimental and clinical dermatology. These talks are principally intended as essential updates for “non-experts”.

Speakers 

14.30-15.00	Parallels Between Wound Healing and Skin Cancer Michael Hengartner (Zurich)
15.00-15.30	Biology of Adenoviral Vectors and Application for Cancer Treatment Silvio Hemmi (Zurich)
15.30-16.00	Global Studies of Genomic Diversity and Tumor Dependency in Melanoma Levi A. Garraway (Boston) Dr Garraway's talk is kindly supported by: