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6th European Meeting on Viral Zoonoses October 1-4, 2011 St. Raphaël, France |
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ProgramThis program can be downloaded here: Saturday, 1 October 2011
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09.00 09.40 |
KEYNOTE TALK: Sarah CLEAVELAND, Glasgow, UK Ecology of viral zoonoses: from individuals to ecosystems (O2) |
SESSION 1: Ecology, Epidemiology and Evolution
CHAIR:
Time |
Speaker |
Title |
09.40 10.00 |
M. Hoffmann |
Bats as a target to infection by RNA viruses. Get in or stay out! |
10.00 10.20 |
Jan Felix Drexler |
Evidence for bat origin of GB viruses. |
10.20 10.40 |
Lorraine M. McElhinney |
Molecular diversity and evolutionary history of rabies virus strains circulating in the Balkans. |
10.40 11.10 |
Coffee and Posters |
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11.10 11.30 |
Sandra Essbauer |
In search for factors driving Hantaviruses studies along an climate-altitude gradient. |
11.30 11.50 |
Natalie B. Cleton |
Age related susceptibility of young poultry to Japanese Encephalitis Virus (JEV). |
11.50 12.10 |
Laurence Bichaud |
Epidemiologic relationship between Toscana virus infection and Leishmania infantum due to common exposure to Phlebotomus perniciosus sandfly vector. |
12.10 12.30 |
Clas Ahlm |
Sero-epidemiology, co-morbidity and risk factors for Puumala Hantavirus in a highly endemic area of Sweden. |
12.30 14.15 |
Lunch break |
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14.15 14.55 |
KEYNOTE TALK: Christian DROSTEN, Bonn, Germany Title to be advised (O10) |
SESSION 2: Ecology, Epidemiology and Evolution
CHAIR:
Time |
Speaker |
Title |
14.55 15.15 |
Barry Atkinson |
Detection of pathogenic arboviral zoonoses in Central Asia. |
15.15 15.35 |
Sandra Junglen |
Genetic diversity and dilution effects during virus emergence from pristine to modified landscapes. |
15.35 15.55 |
Sophie Gryseels |
Landscape genetics of Mopeia virus and its host, Mastomys Natalensis, in Morogoro Region, Tanzania. |
15.55 16.30 |
Coffee and Posters |
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16.30 16.50 |
Nicole Pavio |
Strong identity of Hepatitis E Virus strains isolated in human and animal between 2008 and 2009. |
16.50 17.10 |
L. Voutilainen |
Intensive forest management shaping small mammal communities –impact on Puuv Hantavirus dynamics. |
17.10 17.30 |
Joëlle Goüy de Bellocq |
Arenavirus evolution and transmission at a local scale: Mopeia Virus in Morogoro, Tanzania. |
17.30 17.50 |
Richard Yanagihara |
Ancestral Soricomorphs as early reservoir hosts of primordial hantaviruses. |
17.50 19.45 |
POSTER and WINE session |
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09.00 09.40 |
KEYNOTE TALK: Daniel PINSCHEWER, Geneva, Switzerland Title to be advised (O18) |
SESSION 3: Virus / Host Interactions (1)
CHAIR:
Time |
Speaker |
Title |
09.40 10.00 |
Johnny Habchi |
Structural disorder within Henipavirus nucleoprotein and phosphoprotein : prediction, experimental assessment and folding coupled to binding. |
10.00 10.20 |
Georg Kochs |
The viral nucleoprotein determines influenza A virus escape from MxA restriction. |
10.20 10.40 |
Kai Dallmeier |
Dissection of Subgenomic Flaviviral RNA structure and function using a novel yeast genetic system. |
10.40 11.10 |
Coffee and Posters |
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11.10 11.30 |
Viktor E. Volchkov |
The role of structural protein Vp24 of Ebola and Marburg viruses in anti-oxidative cellular responses. |
11.30 11.50 |
Linda Brunotte |
Restricted replication of avian influenza polymerases in mammals is rescued by adaptive mutations in NEP. |
11.50 12.10 |
Jussi Hepojoki |
Galectin-3 binding protein interacts with hantavirus and its concentration is elevated in plasma during acute hantavirus infection. |
12.10 12.30 |
Marcel Alexandre Müller |
Assessment of Sars and Sars-related bat coronavirus accessory proteins as virulence factors. |
12.30 14.15 |
Lunch break |
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14.15 14.55 |
KEYNOTE TALK: Adolfo GARCIA-SASTRE, New-York, USA |
SESSION 4: Virus-Host Interactions (2)
CHAIR:
Time |
Speaker |
Title |
14.55 - 15.15 |
Pierre Yves Lozach |
Dynamics during virus entry: DC-SIGN as a receptor for Phleboviruses (Bunyaviridae). |
15.15 15.35 |
Nathalie Pardigon |
The interaction of flavivirus M Protein with light chain Tctex-1 of human dynein plays a role in late stages of virus replication. |
15.35 15.55 |
Jonas Klingström |
Hantavirus inhibits apoptosis. |
15.55 16.30 |
Tea and Posters |
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16.30 16.50 |
Julio Rodriguez-Andres |
The phenoloxidase cascade as a novel mosquito innate immune mechanism against arbovirus infection. |
16.50 17.10 |
Agnieszka Szemiel |
Bunyamwera virus NSs protein in mosquito cells. |
17.10 17.30 |
Psylvia Leger |
Establishment of persistence in Rift Valley Fever Virus infected mosquito cells is correlated with the down regulation of the nonstructural NSs protein via RNA interference pathway. |
17.30 17.50 |
Lesley Bell-Sakyi |
Detection of the RNA silencing pathway in an Ixodes scapularis cell line and its contribution to restrict viral replication. |
19.30 |
Bus departure for Gala Dinner |
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19.45 23.00 |
Gala Dinner |
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09.00 09.40 |
KEYNOTE TALK: Bruno CANARD, Marseille, France |
SESSION 5: Diagnostics, Prevention and Control
CHAIR:
Time |
Speaker |
Title |
09.40 10.00 |
Antti Vaheri |
Complement activation is critically involved in severe Puumala hantavirus infection. |
10.00 10.20 |
Sophie Duraffour |
A Novel 1’-Carbon-Substituted 4’-Thiothymidine as promising inhibitor of orthopoxviruses in vitro and in vivo. |
10.20 10.40 |
Claudia Filippone |
High density DNA resequencing microarrays for the diagnosis/discovery of highly pathogenic viruses: application to Crimean Congo Hemorrhagic Fever Virus outbreaks. |
10.40 11.00 |
Jeroen Kortekaas |
One-plasmid system for the efficient production of non-spreading Rift Valley Fever Virus. |
11.00 11.30 |
Coffee and Posters |
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11.30 11.50 |
Juan-Carlos Saiz |
Recombinant West Nile virus envelope protein E and domain III expressed in insect larvae elicit protective antibodies in mice that are vertically transferred to the offspring. |
11.50 12.10 |
Kimberly A. Dodd |
Single dose RVF-VRP immunization confers complete protection from lethal Rift Valley fever virus infection revealing the importance of viral replication for antiviral immunity. |
12.10 12.30 |
Dimitri Lavillette |
Prevention from Chikungunya virus experimental infection in macaques by live attenuated and replicating vaccine. |
12.30 12.50 |
Isabelle Leparc-Goffart |
Development of a multivalent vaccine based on tri-segmented Junin Candid #1 virus. |
12.50 13.10 |
Brian H. Bird |
A Sheep in Wolf’s clothing: Rift Valley fever virus vaccine lacking the NSs and NSm genes is safe, non-teratogenic, and confers sterilizing immunity and protection from lethal challenge in adult and pregnant sheep. |