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Welcome address : I. Takeuchi (Director General. NIBB) |
Opening remarks : V. M. Nigon (University of Lyon I) |
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G. Verdier (University of Lyon I) |
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The main types o retrovitral vectors which night be used for avian gene transfer. |
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G. Dambrine (Institut National de la Recherche Agronmique) |
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Use of avian retroviral vectors for gene transfer in chickens. |
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F. Flamant (Ecole Normale Superieure de Lyon) |
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Combination of DNA transfection and retroviral infection for a stable gene transfer into early avian embryonic cells. |
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M. Naito (National Institute of Animal Industry) |
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Manipulation of single cell stage embryos and gene transfer. |
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K. Agata (Himeji Institute of Technology) |
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Microinjection of DNA and retrovirus into single cell stage embryos. |
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T. Ono (Shinshu University) |
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Evaluation of quail as a pilot study for the avian transgenesis. |
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K. Tanaka (Kyusyu University) |
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Maniqulation of unfertilized eggs in the domestic fowl. |
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F. Dieterlen-Lievre (College de France) |
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Viral oncogene cooperation in the early avian embryo. |
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T. Jaffredo (College de France) |
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Integration and expression patterns of ALY-based retroviral vectors in embryos. |
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P. Thoraval (Institute National de la Recherche Agronomique) |
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Production of chicken chimeras by transfer of early blastoderm cells. |
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K. Kino (Aichi-ken Agricultural Research Center) |
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Production of chicken- chicken blastodernal chimeras using the stage VIII-IV embryos. |
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M. Watanabe (National Institute of Animal Industry) |
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Quail-chick blastoderm chimera. |
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C. Diot (Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique) |
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Gene transfer into chicken hepatocytes in primary culture and HepGZ hepatoma cells : Ex vivo models to study lipid metabolism regulations. |
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J. Samarut (Ecole Normale Superieuere de Lyon) |
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Control of gene expression and tissue morphogenesis by retinoic acid- and thyroid hormone-receptors during chicken embryo development. |
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S. Kato (Tokyo Uniiversity) |
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Control elements of the chicken ovalbumin gene |
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F-L. Cosset (University of Lyon I) |
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Characterization of recombinant viruses arising in helper-free viral stocks. |
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C. Ronfort (University of Lyon I) |
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Production of infections retroviral particles bearing ev RNA in the supernatant of a packaging cell line ; evidence of recombinations between retroviral vector and ev genomes. |
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V. Marc Nigon (University of Lyon I) |
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Risk evaluation in retroviral vector promoted gene transfer. |
Concluding remarks : G. Eguchi (NIBB) |