Oxford Nanopore at tRNA 2024
Overview
The 29th tRNA conference will be in the beautiful and historical city, Kanazawa, Japan this year. tRNA has been recognized as a central molecule in protein synthesis. There still remain many unsolved questions in this attractive molecule, not only in biogenesis, processing, modifications, and functions in translation, but also as a signaling molecule and a regulatory factor for gene expression. Physiological impact of this molecule has been demonstrated by human diseases caused by tRNA dysfunction. In addition, tRNA is now recognized as a novel modality for future therapy. tRNA is still an attractive molecule to study.
Oxford Nanopore will host a morning seminar at tRNA conference. Register to confirm your spot at our seminar!
Morning seminar
Oxford Nanopore will host a morning seminar during the tRNA conference.
Location: Kanazawa Bunka Hall, Japan
Date: Tuesday 19th November 2024
Time: 8:15 am — 9:15 am
Speakers
Nanopore sequencing of tRNA modifications
Tsutomu Suzuki, University of Tokyo
Tom Suzuki is a leading researcher in RNA biochemistry, with a particular focus on the biogenesis an...
Analysis of human mitochondrial tRNA using the Oxford Nanopore RNA004 platform
Miten Jain, Northeastern University
Miten is an Assistant Professor of Bioengineering, Physics, and Computer Science at Northeastern Uni...
Direct RNA sequencing improvements for long and short transcripts, integrated poly(A) tail measurements and increased tRNA modified base detection.
Libby Snell, Oxford Nanopore Technologies
Libby Snell, PhD, is the Director of RNA and cDNA Sample Technology, leading the general R&D and bio...