For the best experience on the Abcam website please upgrade to a modern browser such as Google Chrome

Hello. We're improving abcam.com and we'd welcome your feedback.

Hello. We're improving abcam.com and we'd welcome your feedback.

Infomation icon

We haven't added this to the BETA yet

New BETA website

New BETA website

Hello. We're improving abcam.com and we'd welcome your feedback.

Take a look at our BETA site and see what we’ve done so far.

Switch on our new BETA site

Now available

Search and browse selected products

  • A selection of primary antibodies

Purchase these through your usual distributor

In the coming months

  • Additional product types
  • Supporting content
  • Sign in to your account
  • Purchase online
United States
Your country/region is currently set to:

If incorrect, please enter your country/region into the box below, to view site information related to your country/region.

Call (888) 77-ABCAM (22226) or contact us
Need help? Contact us

  • My account
  • Sign out
Sign in or Register with us

Welcome

Sign in or

Don't have an account?

Register with us
My basket
Quick order
Abcam homepage

  • Research Products
    By product type
    Primary antibodies
    Secondary antibodies
    ELISA and Matched Antibody Pair Kits
    Cell and tissue imaging tools
    Cellular and biochemical assays
    Proteins and Peptides
    By product type
    Proteomics tools
    Agonists, activators, antagonists and inhibitors
    Cell lines and Lysates
    Multiplex miRNA assays
    Multiplex Assays
    By research area
    Cancer
    Cardiovascular
    Cell Biology
    Epigenetics
    Metabolism
    Developmental Biology
    By research area
    Immunology
    Microbiology
    Neuroscience
    Signal Transduction
    Stem Cells
  • Customized Products & Partnerships
    Customized Products & Partnerships

    Customized products and commercial partnerships to accelerate your diagnostic and therapeutic programs.

    Customized products

    Partner with us

  • Support
    Support hub

    Access advice and support for any research roadblock

    View support hub

    Protocols

    Your experiments laid out step by step

    View protocols

  • Events
    • Conference calendar
    • Cancer
    • Cardiovascular
    • Epigenetics & Nuclear signaling
    • Immunology
    • Neuroscience
    • Stem cells
    • Tradeshows
    • Scientific webinars
    Keep up to date with the latest events

    Full event breakdown with abstracts, speakers, registration and more

    View global event calendar

  • Pathways
    Cell signalling pathways

    View all pathways

    View all interactive pathways

Meiotic matchmaking: How do chromosomes recognize their homologs?

Related

  • Antibodies to RNA modifications
    • RNA modification antibody controls
      • ChIP protocol
        • Epigenetics modifications poster
          • ChIP analysis webinar
            • Conference calendar
              • On-demand video library

                Watch our on-demand Digital Epigenetics Talk held on February 22, 2021


                Webinar objectives 

                • Describe the fundamental roles of chromosome pairing, synapsis, and recombination in sexual reproduction.
                • Recognize the impact of these processes on genome structure and evolution
                • Understand the power of current sequencing-based technologies to reveal tissue- and stage-specific chromosome architecture

                Presenter

                Professor Abby Dernberg (University of California, Berkeley, USA)

                Abby Dernburg is a Professor of Molecular and Cell Biology at the University of California, Berkeley, and an Investigator of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. 

                She earned her undergraduate from UC Berkeley before completing a Ph.D. at UCSF developing the wide-field deconvolution microscopy approach that became DeltaVision alongside Dr. John Sedat, Dr. David Agard, and their colleagues. During her graduate work, Professor Dernburg established in situ hybridization methods and applied them to study interphase chromosome organization, focusing on position-effect variegation in Drosophila.

                Her lab first elucidated the molecular basis for chromosome “Pairing Centers,” specialized sites important for homolog pairing, synapsis, and checkpoint signaling during meiosis in C. elegans. Their ongoing studies address the regulation of the meiotic cell cycle and the molecular basis for genetic interference.

                Abby Dernburg is a Professor of Molecular and Cell Biology at the University of California, Berkeley, and an Investigator of the Howard Hughes Medical Institute. <br><br>

                She earned her undergraduate from UC Berkeley before completing a Ph.D. at UCSF developing the wide-field deconvolution microscopy approach that became DeltaVision alongside Dr. John Sedat, Dr. David Agard, and their colleagues. During her graduate work, Professor Dernburg established <i>in situ</i> hybridization methods and applied them to study interphase chromosome organization, focusing on position-effect variegation in Drosophila
                ​






                Get resources and offers direct to your inbox Sign up
                A-Z by research area
                • Cancer
                • Cardiovascular
                • Cell biology
                • Developmental biology
                • Epigenetics & Nuclear signaling
                • Immunology
                • Metabolism
                • Microbiology
                • Neuroscience
                • Signal transduction
                • Stem cells
                A-Z by product type
                • Primary antibodies
                • Secondary antibodies
                • Biochemicals
                • Isotype controls
                • Flow cytometry multi-color selector
                • Kits
                • Loading controls
                • Lysates
                • Peptides
                • Proteins
                • Slides
                • Tags and cell markers
                • Tools & Reagents
                Help & support
                • Support
                • Make an Inquiry
                • Protocols & troubleshooting
                • Placing an order
                • RabMAb products
                • Biochemical product FAQs
                • Training
                • Browse by Target
                Company
                • Corporate site
                • Investor relations
                • Company news
                • Careers
                • About us
                • Blog
                Events
                • Tradeshows
                • Conferences
                International websites
                • abcam.cn
                • abcam.co.jp

                Join with us

                • LinkedIn
                • facebook
                • Twitter
                • YouTube
                • Terms of sale
                • Website terms of use
                • Cookie policy
                • Privacy policy
                • Legal
                • Modern slavery statement
                © 1998-2023 Abcam plc. All rights reserved.