FROM:  9^th International Conference on ADPD
SUBJECT: Abstract Presentation Notification

Abstract Presentation Notification
9^th International Conference on ADPD

March 11 - 15, 2009  

  Dear Liu Kangyong,

On behalf of the Scientific Programme Committee, we are pleased to inform you that your abstract entitled DIFFERENT TYPES OF ALPHA-SYNUCLEIN ARE DEGRADED BY AUTOPHAGIC PATHWAY has been selected for presentation at the 9^th International Conference on ADPD.

Further scheduling details including the allocation to oral presentation / poster presentation / junior faculty award will be sent to you shortly.  

Due to the large amount of abstracts submitted to the Conference, abstracts submitted until October 15, 2008 will receive this message. Abstracts submitted after October 16, 2008 and before November 6, 2008 will shortly receive an abstract acceptance letter.

Please do visit the conference website at www.kenes.com/adpd regularly for any updates or changes to the Scientific Programme.

REGISTRATION TO THE CONFERENCE
The presenting author must confirm his/her attendance and register for the Conference.

If you have not already registered and paid your registration fees you are requested to do so online via the link: http://www2.kenes.com/adpd/Pages/Registration.aspx

Only abstracts of participants who have paid their fees by December 9, 2008 will be included in the program and abstract CD Rom.

We also encourage you to book your accommodation promptly, as availability may be limited in some hotels. Please visit: http://www2.kenes.com/adpd/Pages/accommodation.aspx for more information on available hotels for the Conference.

Please do visit the Conference website at www.kenes.com/adpd regularly for any updates or changes to the Scientific Programme.

FURTHER INFORMATION
For technical questions regarding your abstract submission please contact Fleischer@pharmaservice.de. For all other queries, please do contact the secretariat at adpd@kenes.com.

Yours sincerely,
ADPD 2009 Conference Abstract Team on behalf of the Scientific Programme Committee