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Abstract Submission Each abstract must be submitted on the World Wide Web. Complete and detailed instructions for submitting abstracts on the Web are available at this website beginning on or around September 26, 2003. Abstracts prepared on paper and mailed to the GSA office, photo-copies, facsimiles or e-mails of abstracts will not be accepted. Abstracts will appear on the Web and in the program and abstracts volume exactly as submitted, i.e., no corrections, additions, revisions or deletions will be made by the GSA staff. Only the author may make revisions and corrections via the Web abstract submission program. GSA staff cannot make revisions. All revisions must be made no later than the November 19, 2003, revision deadline. Please proof your text carefully before submitting. Because platform presentation requests far exceed platform presentation slots (only 10-15% of all abstracts received can be accommodated in platform sessions), authors should be prepared to present a poster if their abstract is not selected for a platform presentation. Authors presenting a talk in a workshop may not make a platform session presentation on the same topic.
To submit an abstract, follow the instructions for Web submission. Submissions must be completed before midnight on Monday night, November 17, 2003, U.S. East Coast time. Receipt of each abstract submission as entered by the author will be confirmed on screen immediately following submission. Confirmation of abstract receipt will include an abstract control number, an author ID number for future reference, and text of the abstract. If this confirmation does not appear on your screen immediately following abstract submission then your abstract was not received. To double check, go to the abstract submission Web site and enter the submission program as if you plan to revise the abstract. If you do not find your abstract, it was not received and you should resubmit it. In early January, authors will be sent an e-mail reminder to check the Conference Web site for platform and poster assignments. Individual notification letters will not be issued. It is the responsibility of each author to check the Web site to ascertain the assignment to poster or platform presentation.
01 Meiosis, mitosis, and cell division
If you do not see a keyword that is appropriate for your abstract under the session topic you chose, please select "other" as a keyword and fill in a keyword that fits your research best. Posters will be grouped by the thirteen session topic areas listed above. Within these topics, posters will be ordered by keywords, in an effort to group related abstracts together within session topic areas. Platform session topic areas will adhere as closely as possible to the session topic areas above, but are subject to modification based on the relative distribution of specific research areas in the pool of submitted abstracts.
01 Meiosis, mitosis, and cell division
02 Cytoskeleton and cellular biology
03 Genome and chromosome structure
04 Regulation of gene expression
05 Signal transduction
06 Pattern formation
07 Gametogenesis and sex determination
08 Organogenesis
09 Neurogenetics and neural development
10 Neural physiology and behavior
11 Evolution and quantitative genetics
12 Immune system and cell death
13 Techniques and genomics
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Deadline for Receipt of Abstracts