Pathobiology of Neoplasia: Gateway to Improved Prognosis

8:30 am	Vascular zipcodes in tumor angiogenesis and metastasis. E. Ruoslahti, The Burnham Inst.
9:15 am	*Abstract Talk -* presentations will be selected from abstracts submitted to ASIP Neoplasia topic categories.
9:30 am	Early genetic and epigenetic events in cancer: opportunities for intervention. T.D. Tlsty, UCSF
10:00 am	*Abstract Talk -* presentations will be selected from abstracts submitted to ASIP Neoplasia topic categories.
10:15 am	Hormonal and dietary influences on erbB-2 transgenic mouse model of mammary tumorigenesis. A.D. Thor, Univ. of Oklahoma Hlth. Sci. Ctr.
10:45 am	*Abstract Talk -* presentations will be selected from abstracts submitted to ASIP Neoplasia topic categories.
11:00 am	Protein phosphorylation and signal transduction inhibitors. T. Hunter, The Salk Inst.
11:30 am	*Abstract Talk -* presentations will be selected from abstracts submitted to ASIP Neoplasia topic categories.
11:45 am	BREAK
1:30 pm	Functional assessment of cancer genomes. J.W. Gray, UCSF
2:00 pm	*Abstract Talk -* presentations will be selected from abstracts submitted to ASIP Neoplasia topic categories.
2:15 pm	*Abstract Talk -* presentations will be selected from abstracts submitted to ASIP Neoplasia topic categories.
2:30 pm	Genetic variability as prognostic/predictive factors in colorectal neoplasia. M.E. Martinez, Arizona Cancer Ctr.
3:00 pm	*Abstract Talk -* presentations will be selected from abstracts submitted to ASIP Neoplasia topic categories.
3:15 pm	*Abstract Talk -* presentations will be selected from abstracts submitted to ASIP Neoplasia topic categories.
3:30 pm	The plasticity of tumor cells in their microenvironment: can we reverse the metastatic phenotype? M.J.C. Hendrix, Northwestern Univ. Feinberg Sch. of Med.
Poster Session/Discussion (4:00pm - 5:30pm)