GIA Programme
Time
Title
Speaker
Chair
09:00
Opening ceremony
10:00
Germ cell transplantation in fish: can mackerel make tuna?
Goro Yoshizaki,
Tokyo Univ. Marine Science (Japan)
Tokyo Univ. Marine Science (Japan)
Igor Babiak (HiBo, Norway)
10:30
Development of genomic resources in Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua) and applications to studies of reproductive biology
Geir Lasse Taranger,
IMR (Norway)
IMR (Norway)
11:00
Coffee break
11:30
Functional plasticity of fish myosin heavy chain genes and their spatial and temporal expression patterns
Shugo Watabe,
The University of Tokyo (Japan)
The University of Tokyo (Japan)
Jorge Fernandes (HiBo, Norway)
12:00
Myogenesis and the regulation of muscle hypertrophy in teleost fish
Ian Johnston, University of St Andrews (UK)
12:30
Genomic effects of dietary vegetable oil in Atlantic salmon: review and post-genomic analysis of HUFA biosynthetic genes
Mike Leaver,
University of Stirling (UK)
University of Stirling (UK)
13:00
Lunch
14:00
Stress transcriptomics and the role of cortisol in fish
Matt Vijayan,University of Waterloo, (Canada)
Kiron Viswanath (HiBo, Norway)
14:30
Factors affecting expression of antimicrobial peptides in fish: piscidins versus hemoglobin peptides
Ed Noga,
North Carolina State University (USA)
North Carolina State University (USA)
15:00
Coffee break
15:30
Use of genomics tools understanding non salmonid and bivalve immune response
Antonio Figueras,
Inst. Marine Research (Spain)
Inst. Marine Research (Spain)
Kristin Hamre (NIFES, Norway)
16:00
Application of microarray technology as an effective tool in aquacultured fish and shellfish
Takashi Aoki,
Tokyo Univ. Marine Science (Japan)
Tokyo Univ. Marine Science (Japan)
16:30
Genomics approaches to elucidate and study the cytokine network of fish
Chris Secombes, University of Aberdeen (UK)
Sunday 5th July
Monday 6th July
Tuesday 7th July
Time
Title
Speaker
Chair
09:00
Status and trends of aquaculture genomics
John Liu,
Auburn University (USA)
Auburn University (USA)
Elena Sarropoulou (HCMR, Greece)
09:30
Transcriptome analysis: microarrays versus second generation sequencing technologies
Deborah Power,
Univ. of the Algarve (Portugal)
Univ. of the Algarve (Portugal)
10:00
Oligonucleotide microarrays: development of bioinformatic tools and performance in pilot experiments
Aleksei Krasnov,
Nofima Marine (Norway)
Nofima Marine (Norway)
10:30
Coffee break
11:00
Poster session
13:00
Lunch
14:00
Resources from the consortium for Genomics Research on All Salmon Project (cGRASP)
Ben Koop,
University of Victoria (Canada)
University of Victoria (Canada)
Christel Solberg (HiBo, Norway)
14:30
Recent advances in European
sea bass genomics
sea bass genomics
Richard Reinhardt,
Max-Planck (Germany)
Max-
15:00
Coffee break
15:30
Genomic resources for a commercial flatfish, the Senegalese sole (Solea senegalensis): EST sequencing, oligo microarray design and development of the Soleamold bioinformatic platform
Joan Cerdà ,
Institute of Marine Sciences (IRTA), Spain
Institute of Marine Sciences (IRTA), Spain
Jorge Fernandes (HiBo, Norway)
16:00
Sequencing the Atlantic cod genome and transcriptome
Steinar Johansen, University of Tromsø (Norway)
16:30
Closing remarks
