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Conference Scene: Pharmacogenomic Highlights of the DGPT Annual Congress

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Pages 997-999 | Published online: 27 Jul 2012
 

Abstract

This conference scene outlines a selection of sessions, which deals with the field of pharmacogenomics, held at the 78th Annual meeting of the German Society for Experimental and Clinical Pharmacology and Toxicology (DGPT), which took place from 19–22 March 2012 in Dresden, Germany. The DGPT is a registered society that represents the organization of three associations: the German Society for Pharmacology (dgp), the German Society for Clinical Pharmacology and Therapy (DGKliPha) and the German Society for Toxicology (gt). The conference represents a platform for intensive dialogues within and between the different disciplines covering basic science, the identification and understanding of new drug targets, the wide field of pharmaco- and toxico-genomics, drug regulation and toxicological risk assessment, as well as future advancements of new technologies.

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