100th ITC |
Genome evolution and the origin of novel gene functions |
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This conference aims
to bring together both comparative evolutionary biologists and
biomedical researchers with an interest in the evolution of genome
structure and function, in particular with regard to gene and genome
duplications and the origin of novel gene functions. |
| Chair: |
Axel Meyer (Konstanz, Germany)
Yves Van de Peer (Ghent, Belgium) |
| Date: |
14-18 October, 2009
(Participation by invitation only) |
| Speakers include |
Chris Amemiya (Seattle, WA, USA)
Detlef Arendt (Heidelberg, Germany)
Jeffrey L. Boore (Hercules, CA, USA)
Daniel Chourrout (Bergen, Norway)
Gavin C. Conant (Dublin, Ireland)
William A. Cresko (Eugene, OR, USA)
Manolis Dermitzakis (Cambridge, UK)
Denis Duboule (Geneva, Switzerland)
Hector Escriva Garcia (Banyules sur Mer, Cedex, France)
Michael R. Freeling (Berkeley, CA, USA)
Zhenlong Gu (Ithaca, NY, USA)
Thomas Holstein (Heidelberg, Germany)
Henrik Kaessmann (Lausanne, Switzerland)
Dan Larhammar (Uppsala, Sweden)
Hans Lehrach (Berlin, Germany)
Wen-Hsiung Li (Chicago, IL, USA)
Manyuan Long (Chicago, IL, USA)
Aoife McLysaght (Dublin, Ireland)
Georgia Panopoulou (Berlin, Germany)
Katherine S. Pollard (San Francisco, CA, USA)
John H. Postlethwait (Eugene, OR, USA)
Mark Rebeiz (Madison, WI, USA)
Antonis Rokas (Nashville, TN, USA)
David Sankoff (Ottawa, ON, Canada)
Nori Satoh (Okinawa, Japan)
Manfred Schartl (Wuerzburg, Germany)
Byrappa Venkatesh (Singapore)
Guenther Wagner (New Haven, CT, USA)
Wen Wang (Yunnan, China)
Greg Wray (Durham, NC, USA)
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