6th Global Reverse Phase Protein Array Workshop (RPPA 2016)

      Date
      Sep 25, 2016 - Sep 27, 2016
      Location
      NMI Natural and Medical Sciences Institute at the University of Tübingen , Markwiesenstrasse 55, Reutlingen 72770, Germany
      Get updated about the latest developments and applications for signaling protein cancer and drug profiling at RPPA 2016: •Hear about the latest developments in RPPA and protein biomarker research •Find out how RPPA is complementing Next Generation Sequencing to advance personalized healthcare strategies •Learn about perturbation biology and network pharmacology to beat resistance to targeted cancer therapy •Hear about how RPPA is being used in drug development applications •Network with basic research scientists, drug discovery groups and clinician scientists applying RPPA •Meet instrument vendors, industry providers and academic facilities offering Array printing, RPPA Protein biomarker discovery and validation tools •Find out how RPPA can enhance your basic and translational research goals

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