The New York Society of
Experimental Microscopists &
The New
York Microscopical SocietyAnnual Joint Meeting
Wednesday February 15, 2012, 5:30 P.M. at
Weill Cornell Medical College Room E-115
(Biochemistry)
1300 York Avenue entrance at 69th Street
Erik L. Snapp, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Anatomy & Structural Biology
Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Presents
"Fluorescence Microscopy Applications for Cell
Biology: Practical issues with Fluorescent
Proteins
and measuring protein mobility in Cells"
Dr. Snapp's lab focuses
on understanding the cell biology of secretory protein
synthesis through a combination of live cell imaging,
biophysical fluorescence methods, biochemistry, and
molecular biology. His group is investigating the
regulation, organization and dynamics of secretory protein
translocation and folding in cells. Dr. Snapp’s talk will
focus on the use of cutting edge quantitative fluorescence
microscopy methods including FRAP, FLIP, photoactivation and
FRET to reveal information about protein mobility in living
cells.
When: Wednesday February 15, 2012,
5:30 P.M.
Where: Weill Cornell Medical College Room E-115
(Biochemistry)
1300 York Avenue entrance at 69th Street
Meeting detail such
as parking and a full brochure
New York Microscopical Society
One Prospect Village Plaza
Clifton, NJ 07013
MEETINGS ARE FREE
AND OPEN TO ALL
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