Join us for Dinner with Professor Greg Tranah, from UCSF and CPMC.
From mitochondrial origins to circadian rhythms: how DNA mutations, cellular mechanisms and activity patterns influence longevity.
About his work:
From the CPMC:
Dr. Greg Tranah, CPMCRI Scientist and Adjunct Professor in the Department of Epidemiology & Biostatistics at UCSF is among a select group of researchers in the U.S. uncovering how alterations in mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) can lead to cognitive decline and dementia, and how mitochondrial genetic variation plays a much greater role than once believed in neurodegeneration and age-related brain illnesses.
From UCSF (see also a list of published papers here):
His current work involves the genetics of aging and age-related traits and he is engaged in research to discover the genes associated with longevity.
All tickets include Dinner – see below for tickets, location and schedule:
Tickets:
Regular tickets: SOLD OUT
Student tickets: SOLD OUT
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When:
Thursday, 24 July 2014, 6PM
Where:
Next Space28 2nd St., Floor 2
San Francisco, CA
Less than 1 block from Montgomery BART!
Street parking becomes free at 6PM, or park in a lot nearby.
Bicycle parking provided inside.
Schedule:
- 6:00 PM: Gather for Dinner and Conversation
- 7:00 PM Presentations
- 8:30 PM Desserts, Drinks and Discussions
Looking forward to seeing you all!