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9.00 - 12.00
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Hall 1
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VP 1
Virus Entry - Structural Aspects
Chair: Polly Roy and Robert A. Lamb
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Molecular mechanisms of viral cell entry
Stephen C. Harrison
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Dissecting Protein Complexes and Interactions in Receptor-Activated Virus Entry
Theodore Jardetzky
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Yves Gaudin
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10:30-11:00
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Coffee Break
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Virus-Membrane Fusion: Mechanisms and Inhibition of Class II Fusion Proteins
Margaret Kielian
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HSV-1 glycoprotein D initiates membrane fusion through a conserved mechanism of receptor
engagement
Andrea Carfi
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12.00 - 13.30
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Hall 1
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Lunch, Poster Session/Exhibition
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13.30 - 15.30
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Hall 1
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VS34: Papillomaviruses and parvoviruses
Chair: Dennis McCance, Colibn Parrish
Co Chair: Lou Laimins, Jose M. Almedral
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860 Role Of Micrornas In Human Papillomavirus-Associated Cancers
Khan Saleem
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1059 Association of Human Papillomavirus High Risk Types with Cervical Cancer
Gita Eslami
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1060 Association of Human Papillomavirus High Risk Types with bladder Transitional
Cell Carcinoma
Gita Eslami
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1130 Viral Functions During The Productive Life Cycle Of Human Papillomaviruses
Laimonis Laimins
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13.30 - 15.30
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HALL 2
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VS11: Calici- and Astroviruses
Chair:Kim Green
Co Chair: Michael J. Studdert
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1579 Caliciviruses and Astroviruses
Kim Y. Green
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1629 Detection of several genetically distinct astroviruses in bats
Leo Poon
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397 Molecular Epidemiology of Norovirus and Sapovirus in Asia
Hiroshi Ushijima
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101 Canadian swine caliciviruses reveal extensive genetic diversity
L'Homme Yvan
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1213 Noroviral P Particle: Structure, Function and Applications in Virus-Host Interaction
Ming Tan
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704 Two-log increase in sensitivity for detection of multiple genogroups of Norovirus
in complex samples by using PGM-conjugated magnetic beads
Peng Tian
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1287 Intracellular Replication of MNV-1 is Associated with Membrane Vesicles and
the Cytoskeleton
Jennifer Hyde
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793 Sequential analysis of fecal sapovirus shedding
Tomoichiro Oka
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13.30 - 15.30
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HALL 3
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VS13: Closteroviridae
Chair: Alexander V. Karasev Co chair: Valerian Dolja
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188 Two Closteroviruses Are Associated with the Carnation Necrotic Fleck Disease
Complex
Alexander V. Karasev
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710 Tandem papain-like proteases of a closterovirus function in RNA accumulation
and systemic spread
Valerian Dolje
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1306 RNA silencing mediated resistance to a crinivirus (Closteroviridae) in sweetpotato
(Ipomoea batatas L.) does not prevent synergistic virus disease
Jan Kreuze
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885 Citrus Research and Education Center
Svetlana Folimonova
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1091 Severe symptoms of tristeza may be determined by minor genome variants within
the Citrus tristeza virus population
Silvija Cerni
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649 Molecular characterization, evolutionary relationships and detection of ampeloviruses
genetically related to GLRaV-5
Varvara Maliogka
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1725 Molecular diagnostic of potato yellow vein virus (PYVV) in tubers of Solanum
phureja (egg yolk) in samples from Colombia
Monica Guzman
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13.30 - 15.30
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HALL 4
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VS25: HIV
Chairs: Michael Emerman, Hans-Goerd Kraeusslich
Co chairs: Jerome Zack, Yoshio Koyanagi
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1014 Evolution and Polymorphisms in Host Antiviral Genes to HIV and other Retroviral-elements
Michael Emerman
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1030 HIV Infection of Quiescent T Cells
Jerome Jack
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1529 HIV-1 VPR in Mitochondria impairs neuronal cell repair
Yoshio Koyanagi
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1734 HIV-1 gp120 signaling through α4β7 Integrin promotes the association
of FAK with the cytoplasmic domain of the CD4 receptor
Claudia Cicala
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13.30 - 15.30
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HALL 5
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VS45: Poxviruses and Iridoviruses
Chair: Geoff Smith
Co Chair: Bernie Moss
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1235 B14 is a vaccinia virus Bcl-2 protein that inhibits NF-kB activation
Geoffrey L. Smith
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1662 Conserved Poxvirus Proteins with Exclusive Roles in Membrane Fusion and Entry
Bernard Moss |
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916 Transcriptomic analysis of Amsacta moorei Entomopoxvirus Protein Kinase Gene
(AMV197)
Zihni Demirbag
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1587 Analysis of Poxvirus Transcription Using a Tiling Microarray
Kathleen Rubins
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867 Chemokine receptor 5 is required for vaccinia virus infection in VIVO
Ramtin Rahbar
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8 Towards improved vaccinia virus vaccines characterisation of the immunomodulatory
protein C16
Aodhnait Fahy
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221 The Rates of Molecular Evolution of Poxviruses
Sergei Shchelkunov
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212 LC16m8, an attenuated smallpox vaccine protects mice against lethal orthopoxvirus
challenge from the early-stage to the long-term after vaccination
Hiroyuki Yokote
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13.30 - 15.30
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HALL 6
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VS35: Paramyxoviruses
Chair: Dan Kolakofsky
Co chair: Robert Lamb
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644 Paramyxovirinae; The state of the art.
Dan Kolakofsky
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310 Paramyxovirus Sendai virus C proteins are essential for maintenance of negative-sense
RNA genome in virus particles
Takashi Irie
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411 Measles virus V protein is a decoy substrate for the kinase IKK-alpha and prevents
Toll-like receptor 7/9-mediated IFN induction
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701 A recombinant human parainfluenza virus type 1 (HPIV1) that does not express the C proteins is attenuated in vivo and induces apoptosis in vitro
Emmalene Bartlett
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1028 Translation of measles virus nucleocapsid mRNA is upregulated by a host RNA binding protein.
Yoshihisa Inoue
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453 The role of fruit bats in emerging zoonoses
Jeffrey Gorman
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1623 Analysis of the Hemagglutinin Gene of Canine Distemper Virus Isolates in Naturally
Infected Dogs in Turkey
Elvin Çalışkan
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13.30 - 15.30
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HALL 7
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VS76: West Nile virus
Chair: Lyle R. Petersen
Co chair: Alexander Khromykh
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400 GENETICALLY DELIVERED ANTIBODY PROTECTS AGAINST WEST NILE VIRUS
Valery Loktev
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744 Neuroinvasion of West Nle Virus
Rebecca Biron
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888 Essential role of NS2A in Flavivirus assembly
Jason Leung
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1025 Alternative NS3-249 Helicase Amino Acid Residues Effect on Avian Pathogenesis
and Mosquito Replication of the NY99 Strain of West Nile Virus
Aaron Brault
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1393 Emergence and Circulation of a Neuroinvasive, Lineage 2 West Nile Virus Strain
in Hungary, Central Europe
Tamas Bakonyi
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13.30 - 15.30
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HALL 8
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VS42: Virus suppression of RNA silencing
Chair: Jozef Burgyan
Co chair: Vicki Vance
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621 Molecular mechanisms and side-effects of viral RNA silencing suppressors
Jozsef Burgyan
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A Plant Transcription Factor Plays a Required Role in Viral Suppression of Silencing
Vicki Vance
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1396 Sequestration of small RNAs by the silencing suppressor P1b from the ipomovirus "Cucumber vein yellowing
virus "
Adrian Valli
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1392 Silencing of viral RNAs by RNases H and small double-stranded DNAs
Karin Moelling
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1168 Discriminating mutations of HC-Pro with differential effects on miRNA and siRNA pathways
Hui-Wen Wu
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1224 The ORF5 product (p10) of Grapevine virus A affects symptoms expression and RNA gene silencing
MUNIR MAWASSI |
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15:30-16:00
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Break
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15:45-16:45
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Mudd Award Lecture
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17:00-19:00
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HALL 1
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VS8: Baculoviruses
Chair: David Theilmann
Co chair: Won Kang
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883 New insights into baculovirus evolution, replication and pathogenesis by genomics
and reverse genetics
David Theilmann
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211On the function and specificity of baculovirus envelope fusion proteins
Vlak Justinus
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991 The three dimensional structure of the postfusion form of baculovirus gp64
Ian Jones
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922 Targeted Immunosupression enables propagation and enhances infectivity of the
Baculovirus AcMNPV in the Lepidopteran "Spodoptera littoralis "
Nor Chejanovsky
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980 Analysis of AcMNPV LEF-3 Domains for their Role in Nuclear Localization and DNA
Replication "
Eric Carstens
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1052 The importance of the "Autographa californica " nucleopolyhedrovirus (AcMNPV)
ME53 in production of the budded virus phenotype
Peter Krell
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302 Identification and characterization of BmNPV ORF8 interacting host factors
WonKyung Kang
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17:00-19:00
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HALL 2
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VS12: Circoviruses and Anelloviruses
Chair: Shigeo Hino
Co chair:Fabrizio Maggi
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782 Requirement of apoptin for the CAV replication
Shigeo Hino
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609 Investigations in the interaction of TTV DNA with Toll like receptors
Fabrizio Maggi
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767 Anelloviruses taxonomy: from N22 clone to the creation of a specific family (deciphering
the TT galaxy).
Philippe Biagini
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106 Analysis of the Biologic Differences Between Porcine Circovirus Type 2 Group-1
and Group-2 Viruses
Andrew Cheung
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141Development of a DNA vaccine for the control of Beak and Feather Disease virus
in parrots
Rob Bragg
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751 Epidemiological studies on swine Torque teno virus
Tuija Kekarainen
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302 Identification and characterization of BmNPV ORF8 interacting host factors
WonKyung Kang
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1519 EXPRESSION OF HUMAN TORQUE TENO VIRUS ORF1 PROTEIN
Martina SALAKOVA |
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1491 PCR DETECTION AND GENETIC CHARACTERIZATION OF PCV2 IN PMWS AND PDNS CROATIAN PIGS
Nevenka RUDAN
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17:00-19:00
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HALL 3
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VS27: Immune responses to viral infection
Chair:Bryan Williams
Co chair:Ann Arvin
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1586 PLZF, a new player regulating the interferon response
Bryan Williams
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997 Mice containing a deletion mutation in P58IPK are more susceptible to the lethality
of influenza virus infection
Alan Goodman
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178 Role of hypercytokinemia for pathogenesis after H5N1 influenza A virus infection:
good or evil?
Emanuel Haasbach
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1247 Heterosubtypic T cell responses against avian influenza H5 HA are frequently
detected in individuals previously infected with human influenza strains
Rosemary Ffrench
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1552 Trafficking of dendritic cell subsets to the lung controls viral replication
and pathology in human metapneumovirus infection
Maria Antonieta Guerrero
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276 Control of Virus-associated Hemophagocytic Syndrome by Peroxisome Proliferator
Activated Receptor Agonists in A Rabbit Model
Ih-jen Su
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1177 Withdrawal from morphine reduces protective immunity against herpes simplex
virus-1 generated by natural infection
Abbas Jamali
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17:00-19:00
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HALL 4
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VS70: Viruses & RNAi
Chair:Bryan Cullen
Co Chair: Don Ganem
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Don Ganem
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653 Viruses, microRNAs and RNA Interference
Bryan Cullen
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318 P4 of European mountain ash ringspot-associated virus (EMARAV), a novel plant
RNA virus, seems to function as PTGS suppressor
Nicole Mielke
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1054 The Knockouts of the RNA Interference (RNAi) Genes Affect Nonhomologous RNA
Recombination of Brome Mosaic Bromovirus in "Arabidopsis thaliana ".
Jozef J. Bujarski
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17:00-19:00
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HALL 5
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VS18: Filoviruses
Chair: Hans Dieter Klenck
Co chair: Heinz Feldmann
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Filoviruses: Ecology and countermeasure
Heinz Feldmann
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187 Chimeric respiratory paramyxovirus bearing the Ebola virus glycoprotein as the
sole surface protein for prevention of Ebola virus infection
Alexander Bukreyev
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899 Protection against lethal challenge by Ebola virus-like particles produced in
insect cells
Jean Patterson
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344 C-mannosylation of Ebola virus glycoproteins a novel post-translational modification
that may play a role in particle entry
Darryl Falzarano
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770 Functional analysis of binding of Ebola virus VP30 to NP
Nadine Biedenkopf
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1432 Characterization of the Ebola Virus Nucleoprotein-RNA Complex
Takeshi Noda
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843 RNA Editing of ebola virus glycoprotein (GP) gene is an imprtant pathogenicity factor
Volchkova Valentina
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1057 Interferon treatment of Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever
Kathleen Rubins
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17:00-19:00
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HALL 6
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VS69: Virus receptors
Chair:Edward Berger
Co chair:BENHUR LEE
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1423 Virus Receptors: Insights and Opportunities"
Edward Berger
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A quantitative metric reveals differential CD4/CCR5 usage patterns amongst HIV-1 and SIV strains
Benhur Lee |
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1516 HIV-1 envelope binds to and signals through α4β7 integrin, the gut
mucosal homing receptor for peripheral T cells
Claudia Cicala
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1027 Measles vaccine failure in Newborns: the role of CD46
Akgul Akpinarli
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658 Identification of a neuronal receptor for wild type measles virus
Louise Cosby
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920 A functional entry receptor for measles virus in epithelial cells
Akira Watanabe
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238 Shedding-incompetent measles virus proves new model of host invasion
Roberto Cattaneo
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17:00-19:00
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HALL 7
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VS55: Viral bioinformatics
Chair: Peter Ghazal
Co chair: Paul Kellam
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620 DISSECTING THE PATHWAY ANATOMY OF THE INTERFERON RESPONSE TO INFECTION
Peter GHAZAL
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102 NCBI resources for influenza and other viruses
Yiming Bao
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686 The Viral Bioinformatics Resource Center
Elliot Lefkowitz
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777 In silico Genomic Mutational Analysis of Different Structural and Non-structural
Proteins of Chikungunya Virus
Ganesh Chandra Sahoo
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891 Homology modelling of glycoprotein B (gB) from eight different human herpesviruses
based on the crystal structure of HSV-1 gB
Blanca Barron
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1510 VIRALZONE: BIOINFORMATICS DEDICATED TO VIRAL PROTEINS
Philippe LE MERCIER
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1545 Viral bioinformatics at the Pathosystems Resource Integration Center
Bruno Sobral
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17:00-19:00
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HALL 8
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VS68: Viruses as oncolytic agents and for gene therapy
Chair: Roberto Catteneo
Co Chair: Berbard Roizman, Kenneth Berns
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235 Reprogrammed viruses as cancer therapeutics: targeted, armed and stealth
Roberto Catteneo
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1176 The devolution of a pathogen into a therapeutic for treatment of cancer
Berbard Roizman
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1322 An oncolytic HSV retargeted to the HER2 receptor and detargeted from the natural
gD receptors.
Gabriella Campadelli-Fiume
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659 Non-CAR binding adenovirus. Target CD133+ brain cancer stem cells and are oncolytic
to epithelial tumor cells.
Göran Wadell
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