PROGRAMME

Tuesday, October 16th 2007

18h30              Registration

19h                  Welcome address  (J-P. Renard, M-A. Sirard)

19h15              Cocktail

Wednesday, October 17th 2007

8h00-9h00       Registration

9h00-9h30       M-A. Sirard : Description of the first week of life through genomics                 

9h30-10h         R. Dalbiès-Tran : Oocyte-specific genes and post-transcriptional regulation : their impact in the field of expression genomics                                                           

10h00-10h15   Eurogentec (B. Hofmann) : miRNA detection and manipulation

10h-10h45       Coffee break

10h45-11h15   A. Bonnet : What makes the ovarian follicle grow? a transcriptome point of view

11h15-11h30   Short talk A. Evsikov (poster # 05)

11h30-13h       Poster Sessions 1 & 2

13h15-14h15   Lunch

14h30-15h00 V. Duranthon : Gene reprogramming during maternal to embryonic transition after somatic nuclear transfer                                                                                        

15h00-15h30   A. Watson : From gene discovery to measuring embryonic responses to hyperosmotic culture conditions : a linear progression                                        

15h30-16h       Coffee break

16h00-16h30 P. Lonergan : The effect of in vitro culture on embryonic gene expression          

16h30-16h45   Short talk A. Probst   (Poster #17)

Thursday, October 18th 2007

8h30-9h           Le A. Blomberg : Genomic analysis of the elongating porcine conceptus : insights into the physiology of the conceptus                                                                     

9h00-9h30       C. Viebahn : Embronic differentiation during mammalian blastocyst

                        expansion                                                                                                             

9h30-9h45       Proteigene (S. Mauch) : Challenges and chances of automated in situ hybridisation

9h45-10h15     Coffee break

10h15-10h45   G. Charpigny : Genes involved in lipid signaling at the materno-fetal interface during embryo development in sheep                                                                   

10h45- 11h15  K. Hashizume : Gene expression profiling of bovine trophoblast cells by a customized microaray                                                                                           

11h15-11h30   Short talk S. Beck-Cormier (poster #20)

11h30-13h00   Poster Sessions 3, 4 & 5

13h15-14h15   Lunch

14h30-15h00   R. Lee : Gene expression differences in post-elongation bovine nuclear transfer concepti                                                                                                                

14h00-15h30   C. Tian : Analyses of somatic cell nuclear reprogramming by the candidte and global gene expression approaches                                                                      

15h30-15h45   Diagenode (F. Dohet) : ChIP and MeDIP with small number of cells, technological perspectives

15h45-16h15   Coffe break

16h15-16h45   A. King : Dysregulation of X-chromosome inactivation and gene expression

                        in laboratory produced blastocyst                                                                        

16h45-17h15   H. Niemann : Transcriptomic and epigenomic studies on bovine  pre-implantation embryos                                                                                                                

17h15-17h30   Short talk A. Guttiérrez-Adan (poster #15)

19h30              Social event

Friday, October 19th 2007

9h00-9h30       T. Spencer : Pathways regulation conceptus-endometrial interactions : insights from the Sheep                                                                                                      

9h30-10h00     O. Sandra : Contribution of ruminants to pregnancy : more than meat and milk  

10h00-10h15   Sigma (F. Sabathe) : Human and murine viral vector based RNai librairies for genome-wide knockdown studies

10h15-10h45   Coffee break

10h45-11h15   E. Wolf : Expression profiling of bovine endometrium in the pre-attachment stage : dissection of conceptus-induced from progesterone-stimulated transcriptome changes                                                                                                                 

11h15-11h30   Short talk P Lefèvre (poster #31)

11h30-13h       Poster Session 6, 7 & 8

13h15-14h15   Lunch

14h30-15h       H. Lewin : Good embryos gone bad : transcription profile of what goes

                        wrong                                                                                                                   

15h00-15h30   K. Schellander : Biological interpretation of transcriptomic profiles in mammalian embryogenesis                                                                                   

15h30-15h45   Short talk S. Liedenfrost (poster #41)

15h45-16h15   Coffee break

16h15-16h45   S. Rodriguez-Zas : Statistical analyses of gene expression data                         

16h45-17h00   Short talk H. Adams (poster #44)

17h00-17h15   Short talk J-J. Daudin  (poster #45)

17h15-17h30   Short talk F. Jaffrézic (poster #46)

17h30-17h 45  Short talk Y. Ko (poster #47)

17h45-18h       Short talk K-A. Lê Cao (poster #48)

18h00-18h30   General discussion

Saturday, October 20th 2007

9h00-9h05       Introduction A. Evsikov

9h05-9h20       Short talk C. Chazaud : RNai during mouse preimplantation : microinjection or electroporation ?

9h20-9h35       Short talk K. Goossens : Suppression of the fibronectin gene in bovine blastocyst by RNai  

9h35-9h50       Short talk R. Oliveira (poster #49)

9h50-10h20     Coffee break

10h20-10h35   Short talk C. Vigneault (poster #50)

10h35-10h50   Short talk A. Watson : Morpholinos or RNai ?

10h50-11h20   General discussion

11h20-11h50   Closing session and poster prize

-             Guided conference Musée du Louvre (25 persons)

-             Guided conference Musée d’Orsay (25 persons)

-             Guided conference Grande galerie du Muséum d’histoire naturelle (25 persons)

-             Bateaux mouches (30 persons)

Please let us know your preference among these four propositions so that we can confirm the appropriate reservation.

We will take in charge the conference fees, but ask each one to pay for his own entrance.

Creation date : 10/01/2006
Modification date : 01/10/2007