My Xenbase
[Login] [Register]

Community

People
Search People
Enter a Person

Labs
Search Labs
Enter a New Lab

Organizations
Search Organizations
Enter a New Organization

Jobs
View Jobs
Post a Job

External Links

Societies
BSDB
SDB

Other MODs
ZFIN (zebrafish)
MGI (Mouse)
FlyBase(Drosophila)
WormBase(Nematode)

Events in the frog world...


PARs / RFAs

Genetic and Genomic Analysis of Xenopus (R01) (Oct. 2009)


Requests

Letter of support for monoclonal antibody generating resource center for X. tropicalis (Sept. 2009)

Xenopus Resource Development 2009: call for input (July 2009)


Announcements

U.S. Xenopus Resource Center proposal (Mar. 2008)

Affymetrix Xenopus laevis Genome 2.0 Array now available (Feb. 2008)

New Xenopus antibodies at the DSHB [pdf] (Sept. 2007)

Affymetrix Xenopus tropicalis GeneChip now available (July 2007)


Meetings & Conferences

13th International Xenopus Conference

Date 12 - 16 September 2010
Location Chateau Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada
Conference Home Page http://www.xenopus2010.org/
Description

Please set aside September 12 - 16, 2010 for the 13th International Xenopus Conference. The meeting will be held at the Chateau Lake Louise, a spectacular 5 star Fairmont hotel overlooking the lake and glacier and surrounded by fantastic hikes. September is early Fall and the forests of Banff National Park will be in spendid golden color. While there will be snow on the mountain tops the weather should be very mild. Special rates have been negotiated with the Chateau for rooms and meals for the meeting plus for 3 days prior and following, should you wish to spend some additional vacation time at this amazing venue. Guests are welcome. White water rafting, heli-skiing, climbing and other options are available. A hostel is located 2 km down the road for those on a limited budget.

full description


Workshops

2010 CSH Xenopus Course: Cell & Developmental Biology of Xenopus

Date 9 - 20 April 2010
Application Deadline 30 January 2010
Location Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Home Page http://meetings.cshl.edu/courses/c-xeno10.shtml
Description

The course combines intensive laboratory training with daily lectures from recognized experts in the field. Students will learn both emerging technologies and classical techniques to study gene function in Xenopus development. An important element will be the informal interaction between students and course faculty.

Technologies to be covered will include: oocyte and embryo culture, lineage analysis and experimental manipulation of embryos, time lapse imaging of morphogenesis, gain and loss of function analysis using mRNAs and antisense oligos, whole mount in situ hybridization, immunocytochemistry, RT-PCR, and genomic/bioinformatic techniques, preparation of transgenic embryos, and use of Xenopus tropicalis for genetic analyses.

full description


Graduate Programs