Dear Dr. Turi

The ISN's Forefronts Symposium on Renal and Extrarenal Regulation of
Potassium, September 8-11, 2005, Kartause Ittingen, Switzerland, will
provide an overview of the present state of knowledge of potassium
metabolism, focusing on the structure and function of potassium transport
proteins, genetic aspects of transport lesions, and on the mechanism
underlying disturbances of renal potassium transport.

The combination of a second-to-none cast of speakers, a highly stimulating
range of sessions and an especially selected venue to create the true
Forefronts retreat-style ambience, promises a highly rewarding experience
for participants and speakers alike.

Timing is now of the essence to submit abstracts:

*** Call for Abstracts closes on July 15, 2005 ***

With the deadline of July 15 also coinciding with the early bird
registration date - saving you 200 ? off the standard conference fee, we
urge all interested parties to please respond to this last call as soon as
possible.

Please note: the deadline to apply for travel grants has also been
extended to July 15 to correspond with this same time line.

For the full program and to submit your abstract now please visit:

http://www.isn-online.org/forefronts/

To help you organize your schedule and look forward to your stay with us
in Kartause Ittingen, please refer to our Symposium Practicalities (PDF):

http://www.associationhq.com/ISN/forefronts/pdf/PracticalitiesForefronts.pdf

If you require any further information, please do not hesitate in
contacting our Program Coordinator, Eralda Azizaj:
ISN Global Headquarters, Avenue de Tervueren, 300, B-1150 Brussels,
Belgium, Tel: +32-2-7431546, Fax:+32-2-7431550
Email:info@isn-online.org

We very much look forward to meeting you in Kartause Ittingen, for three
unforgettable days of exciting scientific discourse and debate.

Yours Sincerely,

Gerhard Giebisch,  Reto Krapf, and Carsten Wagner.
ISN Forefronts Co-Chairs