ABSTRACTS OF PLANT AND ANIMAL GENOME VI

Session: Technology, Plenary Lectures

S1. KAY. LIVE CELL GENE EXPRESSION DYNAMICS: INCREASING BIT-DEPTH FOR FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS.

S2. BULFIELD. WILL ANIMAL BREEDING BECOME A BIOTECHNOLOGY?

S3. WANG, Bowen. A PROGRESS REPORT ON CORN GENOME PROJECTS AT PIONEER HI-BRED.

S4. HOOD. CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN THE ANALYSIS OF PLANT AND ANIMAL GENOMES.

S5. SOMERVILLE, Nishimura, Wilson. DNA MICROARRAY TECHNOLOGY AND ITS APPLICATION TO PLANT PATHOLOGY.

Session: Organization and Recombination

S6. BOTSTEIN. OF GENES AND GENOMES

S7. THOMPSON. ENGINEERING TRANSGENES TO MODIFY CHROMATIN STRUCTURE AND STABLIZE GENE EXPRESSION.

Session: Plant session

S8. MICHELMORE. CLUSTERS OF RESISTANCE GENES.

S9. JIANG. COMPLEX DNA STRUCTURE OF CEREAL CENTROMERES.

Session: Animal session

S10. FRIES. POSITIONAL CLONING OF COMPLEX TRAIT LOCI - A UTOPIA?.

S11. BUMSTEAD, Malo, Barrow. GENETIC RESISTANCE TO SALMONELLOSIS IN CHICKENS.

Session: QTL's, Mutants and Candidate Genes, Part 1

S12. SOLLER. CANDIDATE GENES AS QTL.

S13. WESSLER, Zhang, Jiang, Mroczek. TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENTS AND THE CREATION OF GENETIC DIVERSITY.

Session: QTL's, Mutants and Candidate Genes, Part 2

S14. PLASTOW. UTILIZATION OF CANDIDATE GENES AND QTL IN SWINE.

S15. SCHULZE-LEFERT. GLIMPSES INTO COMPLEX CEREAL GENOMES.

Session: Comparative Genomics

S16. DAVIS. WHOLE GENOME ANALYSIS.

S17. MOORE. TO PAIR, OR NOT TO PAIR.

S18. POSTLEHWAIT. THE ZEBRAFISH GENETIC MAP: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE EVOLUTION OF THE VERTEBRATE GENOME .

S19. DOEBLEY. THE EVOLUTION OF MAIZE: FROM QTLS TO GENES.