International Society for Fibrinolysis and Proteolysis, vzw
International Society for Fibrinolysis and Proteolysis, vzw
Extracellular
proteolysis – mediated by the plasminogen/plasmin system and the metalloproteinase system – plays
a key role in many physiological and pathological processes such as
fibrinolysis/thrombolysis, tissue remodelling, development, vascular
biology, angiogenesis, inflammation,
cell migration, fertility, tumor invasion and metastasis.
The ISFP was founded to stimulate scientific research relating to any aspect of proteolysis which is relevant to human biology and pathology.
The aim of this website is to facilitate the interaction between the scientists
active in the field of fibrinolysis and extracellular proteolysis and to provide
up to date information on novel developments and on related upcoming meetings.
To consult the bylaws of
the ISFP.
Minutes of General Meetings
The General Meeting
of the ISFP 2011 was held during the ISTH Congress in Kyoto on July 27.
The minutes of the General Meeting are available.
The General Meeting
of the ISFP 2010 was held during the ISTH Congress in Amsterdam on August 26.
The minutes of the General Meeting are available.
The General Meeting
of the ISFP 2009 was held during the ISTH Congress in the Boston Convention & Exhibition
Center on Wednesday July 15.
The minutes of the General Meeting are available.
The General
Meeting of the ISFP 2008 was held at the occasion of the Congress
in Vienna on July 9.
The minutes of the General Meeting and
a congress summary are available.
The General Meeting
of the ISFP 2007 was held at the occasion of the ISTH Congress in
Geneva, Switzerland on July 10.
The minutes of the General Meeting are available.
The General
Meeting of the ISFP 2006 was held at the occasion of the ISFP Congress in San
Diego on August 30.
The minutes of the General Meeting
of 2006 are available.
Future Meetings
The 21st International Congress of the ISFP will be held in Brighton, UK, July 1-5, 2012, President C.Longstaff.
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Last modified December 23, 2011