NIH Developmental Biology Interest Group

NIH Developmental Biology Interest Group (DBIG)

The Developmental Biology Interest Group (DBIG) aims to foster communication between developmental biologists; it functions within the larger "umbrella" of the Cell Biology Interest Group (CBIG) and is itself an umbrella for three more sharply focused groups. These three groups deal with developmental issues:

Mouse (Westphal, 496-1855, hw@helix.nih.gov),
Xenopus and zebrafish (Tom Sargent, 496-0369, tsargent@nih.gov), and
Drosophila (Susan Haynes, 496-7879, shaynes@lmgvax.dnet.dxi.nih.gov).

These three groups meet monthly, but the DBIG has, so far, been limited to organizing two one-day meetings in July 1994 and June 1995. Comments, suggestions for activities, and requests for inclusion in mailing list should be sent to Igor Dawid (idawid@nih.gov) or Joram Piatigorsky (joram@helix.nih.gov).

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Last update on July 28, 1995.
For suggestions, please contact Igor Dawid at idawid@nih.gov