International Summer School
	From Genome to Life:     Structural, Functional and Evolutionary approaches
	PROGRAMME Université de Corse Pascal Paoli IESC
	Home Page Photo Gallery Abstracts Lecturers Sessions   Programme Participants Scientific Content Aim of the School Practical Information (Staff only)  MONDAY, JULY 15 REGISTRATION and WELCOME TUESDAY, JULY 16 Morning 9 :00 M. Duguet School opening 9 :30 E. Trifonov Early evolution: from first codons to first proteins. 10 :30 S. Brenner Genome annotation challenge 11 :30 Break 11 :45 G. Fichant Identification, assembly, classification of integrated biological systems in completely sequenced genomes : examples of ABC transporters   12 :30   Lunch Afternoon 14 :30 E. Trifonov, S. Brenner Round Table and short contributions on genome annotation 17 :00 Beach   WEDNESDAY, JULY 17 Morning 9 :00 O. Gascuel Phylogeny reconstruction methods: basic principles and comparisons 9 :45 P. Forterre Origin and evolution of DNA and DNA replication mechanisms : the viral connection 10 :30 Break 10 :45 A. Goffeau Phylogenetic classification - Yeast - Membrane proteins - Transporters 11 :30 B. Labedan A genomic approach of molecular evolution   12 :30   Lunch Afternoon 14 :00 P. Forterre, B. Labedan Round table : phylogeny + short contributions 16 :30 Beach    THURSDAY , JULY 18 Morning 9 :00 E. Koonin Evolutionary inferences from whole-genome comparisons 10 :00 H. Ogata Comparative genome analysis: example of Rickettsia 11 :00 Break 11 :15 W. Baumeister Electron tomography: towards visualizing supramolecular architecture inside cells   12 :15   Lunch Afternoon 14 :00 M. Marilley Contributions of molecular modelling and atomic force microscopy to genome study 15:00 E. Koonin Round table and short contributions 17 :00 Beach    FRIDAY, JULY 19 Morning 9 :00 O. Grenet Application of genomics to drug development and short contributions 10 :15 A. Fagot-Largeault Diagnostic génétique, thérapie génique, thérapie cellulaire : problèmes éthiques 11 :00 A. Fagot-Largeault, J.P. Amman Round table and short contributions: bioethical problems   12 :30   Lunch Afternoon 14 :00 Boat or bus trip   SATURDAY, JULY 20 Morning 9:00 H. Van Tilbeurgh Structural genomics 9:45 D. Moras Structural genomics of orphan nuclear receptors 10:30 Break 10:45 H. Van Tilbeurgh, W Baumeister, M. Marilley Round Table : structural Genomics : X-ray, EM, AFM ... 12:30 Lunch Afternoon 14:00 S. Brenner Structural Genomics of proteins and RNA 15:00 S. Brenner Short contributions 17:00 Beach   SUNDAY, JULY 21   FREE    MONDAY, JULY 22 Morning 9 :00 JF. Allen Hypothetico-deductive science and the function of cytoplasmic genomes 10:00 P. Avner A functional genomics approach to X-inactivation 11:00 Break 11 :15 E. Westhof Structural bioinformatics of structured RNAs    12 :15   Lunch Afternoon 14 :00 D. Gautheret RNA bioinformatics: identification of non coding RNA in genomic sequences 15 :00 P. Avner Short contributions 17:00 Beach TUESDAY, JULY 23 Morning 9 :00 S. Oliver Functional genomics 10 :00 M. Bolotin-Fukuhara Regulation networks in yeast ? 11 :00 Break 11 :15 M. Dutreix Cellular consequences of growth in continuous exposure to low doses of ionizing radiations: detection of epigenetic changes using DNA microarrays 12 :15   Lunch Afternoon 14 :00 D. Thieffry Computational integration, analysis, and simulation of genetic regulatory networks 14 :45 M. Bolotin-Fukuhara, M. Dutreix Round Table and short contributions : Transcriptome 17 :00 Beach   WEDNESDAY, JULY 24 Morning 9 :00 T. Rabilloud Proteomics overview 9 :45 P. Legrain In depth analyses of protein networks lead to the discovery of protein function 10 :30 Break 10 :45 B. Seraphin Proteome analysis and functional characterisation of protein complexes using the TAP method (Tandem Affinity Purification). 11 :30 M. Werner Post-genomic study of the integration of transcription with other aspects of the nuclear metabolism and of the proteomic adaptation in response to cadmium in yeast. 12 :15   Lunch Afternoon 14 :00 P. Legrain, T. Rabilloud Round Table and short contributions on proteomics    16:00 H. Roest-Croilus Tetraodon annotation 17 :00 Beach   THURSDAY, JULY 25 Morning 9 :00 T. Sijen The mechanism of RNA interference and the transposon silencing in caenorhabditis elegans 9 :45 K. Van de Sande GARNet, the Genomic Arabidopsis Resource Network 10 :30 Break 10 :45 K. Van de Sande Short contributions on Arabidopsis 11 :30 W. Hol Medicinal protein crystallography and structural genomics for tropical diseases   12 :15   Lunch Afternoon 14 :00 G. Weinstock Genomics and bacterial pathogenesis 15 :00 W. Hol, P. Legrain, JP. Amann Round Table : Applications to pharmacology / Industrial projects and ethics 17 :00 Beach   FRIDAY, JULY 26 Morning 9 :00 A. Munnich From disease genes to prevention and treatment 9:45 M. Fellous Y Chromosome, human populations and sex 10 :30 Break   10:45   Short contributions 12 :15 Lunch Afternoon 14 :00 J. Demaille CONCLUSIONS : Genomics, from fondamental research to public health? Home Page Photo Gallery Abstracts Lecturers Sessions   Programme Participants Scientific Content Aim of the School Practical Information (Staff only)