Recombinant DNA Technology
	Indiana University , Bloomington Indiana June 11-16, 2000
	This course will introduce participants to procedures involved in recombinant DNA work and to the molecular aspects of genetic engineering. The following techniques will be included: �DNA and cloning vector preparation �Preparation of recombinant DNA �Transformation of bacterial cells �Transformation of yeast cells �Selection and assay of cloned and amplified fragments of "foreign" DNA �Analysis of signal transducing pathway using yeast two hybrid system �PCR technology �Southern blot analysis �Preparation of nonradioactive DNA probes �Use of web sites in research and teaching
	Organized by:	Department of Biology and Division of Continuing Studies, Indiana University
	Invited Speakers:	Stefan Surzycki, associate professor of biology and author of "Basic Techniques in Molecular Biology" (Springer Lab Manual Series, to be published January 2000).
	Deadline for Abstracts:	Registration deadline May 12, 2000
	Registration:	Registration fee $890; discount for those who take both courses (see Introduction to RFLP and Fingerprinting Analysis, RAPD Analysis, and DNA Sequencing, June 18-21.)
	Email for Requests and Registration:	jclay@indiana.edu
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