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Registrants: Abstract Preparation Instructions
(en français)
Updated September 06, 2006
Date
for Submission of Abstracts |
Abstract submission deadline is September 26th, 2006.
Early submission is encouraged.
Late Breaking Abstracts
will be accepted till Tuesday, September 26 and will be only scheduled
for poster presentation. |
Submission
on Disk Or through electronic copy available on the CFBS Web
* COMPULSORY |
- Prepare your abstract according to the directions below using WordPerfect
or Microsoft Word.
- For mail-in submission, mail the disk, along with the original
and required photocopies, fees, and forms, indicating which program
and operating system you have used on a disk label affixed directly
to the disk. Electronic copy of the form is also available
on the web: https://cfbs.org/ab_form.php.
- For on-line submission, complete Registration / Abstract Form, make copies for your records before submitting, and then submit on-line. No need to mail in copies, provided full credit card payment information has been entered on the Registration Form.
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Title
of the Abstract |
| It is particularly important that the abstract title contains key
words descriptive of the content and that extraneous words be omitted.
Please note that the online form limits the (Abstract Title
)& (Author and Institution) boxes to 350 characters. |
Copies
of the Abstract Form |
| The original Abstract Form or a photocopy must be accompanied by THREE
(3) additional full sized clear photocopies of the complete face of the form. This only applies to mail-in submissions, not on-line submission. |
Advanced Registration Form |
- Include the Registration Form together with the advanced registration
and abstract fees for the presenting author. (Include application
for membership if applicable). Abstract submissions are
only accepted through the online forms. Only members who have
paid their membership fees prior to registering are eligible for
the member's discount registration fees.
- Do not post-date your cheque for the pre-registration and abstract
fees.
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Refunds |
A refund of 50% will be given up to four (4) weeks prior to the
meeting for pre-registrants without abstracts. Advance registration
with abstracts are non-refundable.
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Returned Cheques |
| Please note, cheques returned for any reason will be returned to sender with a surcharge of $40.00. |
Mailing
Instructions |
| Please mail the Registration form, with pre-registration fee, to:
Canadian Federation of Biological Societies
305-1750 Courtwood Crescent
Ottawa, Ontario K2C 2B5. |
Include in Mailing |
- Advance Registrationt Form (membership application form)
- Advance Registration and Abstract Fees (cheque or money order)
- Diskette with abstract, labeled with program and operating system,
and YOUR NAME
- Abstract Form plus three (3) photocopies of the form
- 1 Self-addressed and stamped envelope for the receipt. You will
be notified of the poster number and/ or preserntation method
via email, by September 30, 06.
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Graduate
Student Awards |
Some constituent societies of CFBS offer awards for communications presented by graduate students. If you would like your contribution considered for such an award, please mail all required information to CFBS. A copy of the abstract
will be sent by the CFBS office to the Society's Award Council. Check the appropriate Society on the Abstract Form.
*STUDENTS WISHING TO BE CONSIDERED FOR AN AWARD OF THE CAANCB SHOULD CONSULT THE APPROPRIATE INSTRUCTION MAILED OUT BY THE ASSOCIATION EACH FEBRUARY. |
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR PREPARATION OF ABSTRACTS |
- New: An individual may be FIRST AUTHOR
up to five abstracts. No limits on the number of times he/she
can be co-author on.
- For mail-in submission, each abstract form must be signed by
a member of CFBS, either as author or sponsor. (See signature
box.) For on-line submission, the member's name has to be entered
in the Member's Name box, after receiving his/her permission.
- Each abstract must be accompanied by a Registration Form, with
the advance Meeting Registration and Abstract Fees.
- Your abstract should be informative, and contain the study's
scientific objectives (unless given in the title), brief statements
of methods (if pertinent), a summary of the results, and the conclusions.
It is NOT satisfactory to state: "The results will be discussed."
Tables and figures are permitted within the space. Please
note that online forms do not allow tables & figures or special
symbols. Please submit the abstract on line and send the abstract
(title, author & instituion, source of research funds, abstract
body) & category as a "Word" attachment to Wantonious@cfbs.org
- When using abbreviations, spell out the first occurrence in
full, followed by the abbreviation in brackets. Do not abbreviate
in the title.
- Any special symbols, such as Greek letters, that are not available
on your keyboard/printer must be drawn by hand in BLACK ink. Please
note, present browsers' technology does not allow for special
symbols insertion for on-line submission. Hence, the Abstract
Form has to be submitted by mail, with abstract saved on a disc
as a Word or WordPerfect file, along with the rest of the Registration
form and payment. In this case mail-in instructions apply. Or
Please submit the abstract on line and send the abstract
(title, author & instituion, source of research funds, abstract
body) as a "Word" attachment to Wantonious@cfbs.org
- Underline the names of all authors. If no author is a member,
follow the name(s) of the author(s) by "(SPONSORED BY-...)" and
the name of the sponsoring member. Indicate non-members by an
asterisk (*). This is not applicable to abstracts submitted
online, as the present technology does not accept underline.
- FILL IN ALL REQUESTED INFORMATION ON THE ABSTRACT FORM.
- Copy your abstract to a diskette, label the diskette prior to
mailing with your abstract copies. (This point applies to mail-in
submission only)
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| NOTE ESPECIALLY |
- Do not make your abstract larger than what will fit into the
border lines. Please limit your abstract to 40 lines to
fit 5 X 5 inches box, Times Roman, Font size 10.
- Please note the following limitations on field sizes:
Abstract title: 100 characters; Authors names & Institutions:
350 characters; Source of Research: 100 characters. Please adhere
to these limitations, any more characters will be automatically
cut off.
- Type the title in CAPITAL LETTERS.
- Use significant words descriptive of the subject content.
- Author names should be underlined. Use full first names, NO
INITIALS. New: Please note that the
online form does not allow you to underline the authors name,
the CFBS office will format it when received.
- Indicate non-members with an asterisk (*).
- Indicate institution where research was done including city,
province and postal code.
- Use only standard abbreviations.
- Use a three (3) space (...) indentation for the first line.
- The entire abstract should be in one paragraph, single-spaced.
- There should be NO margins at the top or left side.
- CAPITALIZE the first letter of trade names.
- Insert a cardboard backing before mailing your abstract form(s).
- Oral Presentations: some of the graduate students'
abstracts may be scheduled for graduate studnets
oral presentation depending on number and category of abstracts
received. If graduate student oral presentation has been chosen
as a method of presentation, but not enough abstracts were received
in the chosen category or we could not accommodate you due to
program time restriction, the abstract will be scheduled for a
Poster Presentation.
- The CFBS office will advise the presenters via email of their
method and date of presentation by the September 30, 06.
- Each abstract will be assigned a number. You
will be advised of your abstract number in that email as well.
- There will be a charge of $20 for any changes to the abstract
requested from the office after the online submission to cover
the cost. CFBS office will advise you before processing the charges.
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| Example |
NEW ACTIVE PACLITAXEL DERIVATIVES' WITH IMPROVED WATER SOLUBILITY.
Renée Paradis* and Michel Pagé, Department of Biochemistry, Faculty of Medicine, Laval University, Ste-Foy, Quebec, Gl K 7P4
New paclitaxel amino acid derivatives substituted at the 2' position of the side chain were prepared. The first step consisted in introducing a glutaryl group
at the 2' position by esterification of the free hydroxyl followed by the reaction of a peptide link between the carboxyl of the glutaryl portion and the amino terminal
group of the amino acid. The derivatives were cytotoxic in vitro against many sensitive cell lines. They also increased G2+M phase arrest. Moreover, those derivatives
were stable for several months and showed a better solubility in water than the parent compound. It seems also that they are hydrolyzed at pH 4 which let us believe
that they are lysed inside the cell to free paclitaxel which binds to microtubules. Research funded by Canadian Institute for Health & Research. |
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