LexisConferences Conferences invites you to the 10th International Conference on Molecular Biology and Nucleic Acids being held in London, UK, on June 04–05, 2024. We are a global leader in organizing quality conferences, meetings, workshops, and symposiums in the major fields of science, technology, and medicine. LexisConferences Conferences Meetings hosts more than 1,000 global events in the US, Europe, and Asia each year. Asia with the support of 1,000 other scholarly societies and publishes over 700 open-access journals, which include over 100,000 eminent figures, renowned academic editors and organizing committee members.
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About Conference:
Nucleic Acids 2024 is a scientific conference taking place on June 04–05,2024 in London, UK, as a physical conference. The conference brings together researchers, academics, students and industry experts from around the world to present and discuss their latest research, innovations and technologies related to molecular biology and nucleic acids. The theme of the conference is "Advances, Innovation and Expansion and Development of Molecular Biology and Various Aspects.".
This suggests that the conference will focus on reviewing the latest advances in molecular biology and nucleic acid research, with an emphasis on expanding and advancing existing knowledge. The conference will feature keynote addresses, plenary sessions, poster sessions and panel discussions on a wide range of topics related to molecular biology and nucleic acids, including DNA replication and repair, transcription and DNA processing. RNA, protein synthesis, gene regulation, genomics, bioinformatics and synthetic biology