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The final agenda may be downloaded as a pdf file by
clicking here.
The complete abstracts book (~10 Mb) may be downloaded as a
pdf file by clicking here. The agenda and abstracts book will also be distributed
to registrants at the meeting.
Program
The Scientific Committee is planning a program that will cover a wide variety
of subjects in feline retrovirology and include keynote lectures as well as
contributed papers and posters. The symposium will include the following topics:
- Diagnosis & Therapy
- Emerging Diseases
- Epidemiology
- Feline Immunodeficiency Virus
- Feline Leukemia Virus
- Feline Models of Disease
- Immunology
- New Technologies
- Non-domestic Cats
- Pathogenesis
- Vaccines
- Viral Vectors & Gene Therapy
- Virology
The symposium will also include talks on sequencing of the feline genome,
on the history of feline retrovirus research, and on current topics in non-retroviral
infectious diseases in felids.
Confirmed Speakers
- Mauro Bendinelli, Therapies for FIV and applications for HIV disease
- Edward Breitschwerdt, Bartonellosis in the cat
- Meredith Brown, Genetic characterization of FeLV in Florida panthers
- John Elder, Molecular mechanisms of FIV infection
- James G. Fox, Helicobactor infection in the cat
- William Hardy, To be announced
- Regina Hoffmann-Lehmann, Molecular biology of FeLV infection and vaccination
- Edward A. Hoover, Susceptibility of dendritic cells to FIV infection
- Oswald Jarrett, To be announced
- Laura Levy, Advances in understanding molecular determinants in FeLV pathology
- Hans Lutz, Diagnosis of Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) Infection
- Takayuki Miyazawa, To be announced
- Stephen J O'Brien, The cat genome project: human & veterinary biomedical
implications
- Albert D. M. E. Osterhaus,
The cat as a vector/model for influenza research
- Craig Packer, Emerging diseases in free-ranging African lions
- Colin Parrish, Parvoviral disease in Felidae
- Jill Pecon-Slattery, Retroviral evolution in the Felidae
- Mauro Pistello, FIV accessory genes vaccination
- Eric M. Poeschla, FIV as a lentiviral vector
- Joan Pontius, Annotation of the feline genome
- Mary Poss, FIV disease in free-ranging cougars
- Alfred L. Roca, Endogenous feline retroviruses
- Melody Roelke, Disease in Florida panthers
- Peter J. M. Rottier, Molecular determinants in FIP infection
- Mary B. Tompkins, Immune dysfunction and dysregulation in FIV Disease
- Jennifer Troyer, FIV transmission; an evolutionary prospective
- Susan VandeWoude,
Mechanisms of feline lentivirus interference and control
- Brian J. Willett, FIV receptor correlates with disease progression
- Christiaan Winterbach, Studies of lions in the Botswana ecosystem
- Janet K. Yamamoto, Advances in FIV vaccine technology
- Naoya Yuhki, MHC genomics of the cat
All speakers listed have confirmed their attendance.
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