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Dear Colleague,
I am excited to announce the microRNA 2012: International Symposium.
Join us March 25-27, 2012 in São Paulo, Brazil to discover and learn about the latest scientific advances on microRNA research.
Symposium details can be accessed at http://microrna2012.weebly.com/.
The Symposium will bring renowned speakers who will cover themes on microRNA research related to:
*Cancer
*Aging, Development and Evolution
*Bioinformatics
*Plant research
Special early registration fees are available until December 31, 2011. Don’t miss this opportunity to take advantage of reduced registration rates.