February 25-26, 1999 - Paris - FRANCE
New molecular tools coming from the genome analysis (mapping, sequencing, mutagenesis, DNA
chips.) now allow the use of a large amount of information.
AGROGENE 7th seminar is organised as a meeting place around talks about genomics and new
molecular tools of worldwide scientists :
* Perspectives,
* Techniques,
* Bioinformatics,
* Applications.
Besides the scientific talks, the schedule reserves a large place for discussions. In
parallele, an exhibition will present some of the latest equipments and services.
Thursday February 25th
Session 9h00 - 12h30
PERSPECTIVES:
Scott TINGEY - Dupont Agricultural Biotechnology - USA
Gene discovery for agricultural biotechnology.
Eric HUTTNER - Biogemma -France
Plant genomics, French perspectives: the Genoplante programme.
Break
TECHNOLOGIES:
Marc MALANDRO - Perkin Elmer AgGen- USA
PE AgGen Genomics Program : the application of Perkin Elmer
Technologies to Agricultural Gene Discovery.
Philippe REYMOND -University of Lausanne - Switzerland
Analysis of plant defense in Arabidopsis using cDNA microarrays.
Lunch
Emmanuel MARTIN - Perkin Elmer Applied Biosystems - France
Real time PCR : a powerful tool for DNA/RNA quantitation.
BIO-INFORMATICS:
Chris FIELD - PE Informatics - USA
Horizontal integration of processes and data.
Break
Dave MATTHEWS - Cornell University - USA
Crop genome databases, a US perspective.
Jo DICKS - John Innes Center - UK
Bio-informatics for comparative genome analysis.
Dinner
Friday February 26thSession
9h00 - 12h30
APPLICATIONS:
Francis QUETIER - National center of sequencing - France
Sequencing activity at GENOSCOPE.
Graham PLASTOW - PIC Group - UK
First applications of molecular tools in pig breeding.
Break
Stephen J. OPENSHAW - Pioneer Hi-Bred Int. - USA
QTL detection and Marker Assisted Selection in commercial maize breeding.
Pierre ROUZE -Institut de Biotechnologie des Flandres - Belgium
From data on the Arabidopsis model genome to knowledge in plants.
Lunch
Session 14h30 -18h00
Andreas GRANER - IPK Gatersleben - Germany
Barley breeding : from genetics to genomics.
Peter LANGRIDGE - University of Adelaïde -Austria
ITEC and cereal genomics.
Break
Greg PENNER - Monsanto -USA
Genomics in wheat.
Katrien DEVOS - John Innes Center - UK
Cereal genomes analysis; the past, present and future.
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CONTACT FOR REGISTRATION AND INFORMATION
AGROGENE
Vincent WICKAERT
620 rue Blaise Pascal - F-77555 Moissy Cramayel - FRANCE
Tel +33 1 64 13 31 80 Fax +33 1 64 13 31 81
http://www.seminar.agrogene.com
vincent.w@agrogene.com
REGISTRATION FEES
3 500 FF HT for attendees from private companies
3 000 FF HT for attendees from public institutions
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