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Genetika 2006 GENETIKA 2006 September, 28th – October, 1st, 2006 Biološko središče, Večna pot 111, Ljubljana 4th Congress of Slovenian Genetic Society and 2nd Meeting of The Slovenian Society of Human Genetics with International Participation IV. Kongres Slovenskega genetskega društva in II. srečanje Slovenskega društva za humano genetiko z mednarodno udeležbo Genetika 2006 4th Congress of Slovenian Genetic Society and 2nd meeting of The Slovenian Society of Human Genetics with inter- national participation / IV. Kongres Slovenskega genetskega društva in II. srečanje Slovenskega društva za humano genetiko, z mednarodno udeležbo Edited by / Uredili: Metka Filipič in Irena Zajc Editorial Board / Uredniški odbor: Branka Javornik, Metka Filipič, Gregor Anderluh, Milena Kovač, Peter Dovč, Irena Mlinarič Raščan, Damjan Glavač, Uroš Potočnik, Nadja Kokalj Vokač, Darja Žgur Bertok, Metka Ravnik Glavač Design & Layout / Oblikovanje & Prelom: Jure Filipič Printed by / Tisk: Birotisk d.o.o., Ljubljana Number of copies / Naklada 250 Published by / Izdal: Slovensko Genetsko Društvo, Ljubljana, September 2006 The contents and language of the abstracts is responsibility of the authors. / Za vsebino in jezik povzetkov odgovarjajo avtorji. CIP - Kataložni zapis o publikaciji Narodna in univerzitetna knjižnica, Ljubljana 575(063) SLOVENSKO genetsko društvo. Kongres (4 ; 2006 ; Ljubljana) Book of abstract = Knjiga povzetkov / 4th Congress of Slovenian Genetic Society and 2nd Meeting of the Slovenian Society of Human Genetics with International Participation = IV. kongres Slovenskega genetskega društva in II. srečanje Slovenskega društva za humano genetiko, z mednarodno udeležbo ; [edited by Metka Filipič in Irena Zajc]. - Ljubljana : Slovensko genetsko društvo, 2006 ISBN-10 961-90534-4-3 ISBN-13 978-961-90534-4-7 1. Filipič, Metka, 1954- 2. Slovensko društvo za humano genetiko. Srečanje z mednarodno udeležbo (2 ; 2006 ; Ljubljana) 228767232 GENETIKA 2006 Book of Abstracts Knjiga povzetkov 4th Congress of Slovenian Genetic Society and 2nd Meeting of The Slovenian Society of Human Genetics with International Participation IV. Kongres Slovenskega genetskega društva in II. srečanje Slovenskega društva za humano genetiko, z mednarodno udeležbo The congress was sponsored by Slovenian Research Agency Kongres je sofinancirala Javna agencija za raziskovalno dejavnost Republike Slovenije Supported by: / Kongres so podprli: Lek farmacevtska družba d.d. Mediline d.o.o. Novo analitica d.o.o. Dvojica d.o.o. Tehnooptika Smolnikar d.o.o. Exhibitors: / Razstavljalci: Kemomed d.o.o Majbert d.o.o. Lotrič d.o.o. Sanolabor d.d. Carl Zeiss d.o.o. Committees / Odbori Programme Committee / Programski odbor: Gregor Anderluh (SI) Borut Bohanec (SI) Nina Canki Klain (CR) Maja Čemažar (SI) Ksenija Geršak (SI) Kristina Gruden (SI) Simon Horvat (SI) Nadja Kokalj Vokač (SI) Kreft Ivan (SI) Karl Kuchler (AU) Tamara Lah Turnšek (SI) Bo Lambert (SE) Vladimir Meglič (SI) Irena Mlinarič Raščan (SI) Mojca Narat (SI) Miho Ohsugi (JP) Uroš Potočnik (SI) Metka Ravnik-Glavač (SI) Giorgio Stanta (I) Darja Žgur Bertok (SI) Organizing Committee / Organizacijski odbor: Metka Filipič (prezident / predsednica) Simon Caserman (treasurer / zakladnik) Irena Zajc (secretary / tajnica) Branka Javornik Damjan Glavač Irena Mlinarič-Raščan Mojca Stražišar Informacije / Information: Metka Filipič Nacionalni inštitut za biologijo, Ljubljana Tel: +386 1 257 38 48 e-mail: [email protected] http://www.sgd.si/ Genetika 2006 WELCOME TO GENETIKA 2006 The congress Genetika 2006, which is organized by Genetic Society of Slovenia (GSS) and The Slovenian Society of Human Genetics (SSHG) is the foremost meeting of the Slovenian genetics community and is held every three years. The first congress of GSS was in 1997 and it contributed considerably to the promotion of genetics in Slovenia and laid down solid foundations for the future activities of the Society. Three years later the second congress of GSS was organized and was named Genetika 2000. The congress was a great success as it reached high »scientific ex- cellence« and the participation nearly doubled. In addition the year 2000 was an important year for geneticists since the sequencing of human genome was completed giving good reason for celebration. The congress Genetika 2003 was marked by 50th anniversary of momentous discovery of the structure of DNA as well as with the rapid advances of »-omic« research. This was clearly reflected through excellent congress contributions and organisation of an even today very actual round table on ethical questions in genetics. The tangible impact of the advances in genetics in particular in genomic science and biotechnology will make at- tendance at Genetika 2006 essential for genetic scientists as well as for health professionals, toxicologists, biotech- nologists and alike. Genetika 2006 reflects rapid research advances of Slovenian geneticists, which can be seen form excellent contributions divided into seven thematic sessions. The broad scope of the congress will enable the participants to meet and exchange views and experience with colleges from Slovenia and numerous other countries. More than 130 contributions will be presented as invited lectures, oral and poster presentations. Particularly out- standing is the young researchers contest for the »Golden Chromosome« Award that is being presented by the GSS. We look forward to their presentations! We would like to thank the members of Programme and Organizing committees for their contribution to the prepa- ration of the sound scientific programme and enjoyable meeting. The sponsors' contributions have made the event possible and they are gratefully acknowledged. Finally, we thank all the congress participants for their valuable contribution to the scientific recognition and success of Genetika 2006. Welcome to Genetika 2006! Metka Filipič President of the Organizing committee of Genetika 2006 and President of Genetic Society of Slovenia Damjan Glavač President of The Slovenian Society of Human Genetics Genetika 2006 DOBRODOŠLI NA GENETIKI 2006 Kongres Genetika 2006, ki ga organizirata Slovensko genetsko društvo (SGD) in Slovensko društvo za humano genetiko (SSHG) je najpomembnejše srečanje slovenskih genetikov in se odvija vsake tri leta. Prvi kongres Slovenskega genetskega društva, ki je bil leta 1997, je odločilno vplival na napredek genetike v Sloveniji in postavil temelje za bodoče aktivnosti društva. Tri leta kasneje je bil organiziran drugi kongres SGD, ki je bil poime - novan Genetika 2000. Kongres je bil zelo uspešen saj je bila dosežena visoka “znanstvena odličnost”, število udeležencev pa se je skoraj podvojilo. Poleg tega je bilo za genetike leto 2000 posebej pomembno, saj je bilo dokončno določeno zaporedje človeškega genoma, kar je bil dober razlog za praznovanje. Kongres Genetika 2003 je obeležila 50. obletnica pomembnega odkritja zgradbe DNA, kot tudi hiter napredek tako imenovanih “-omic” raziskav. To se je jasno izrazilo prek odličnih kongresnih prispevkov in prek organizacije okrogle mize na temo etičnih vprašanj v genetiki, ki je še danes zelo aktualna. Zaradi očitnih vplivov napredka genetike, predvsem genomike in biotehnologije bo navzočnost na Genetiki 2006 zelo pomembna tako za genetike, kot za medicince, toksikologe, biotehnologe in podobne. Genetika 2006 odraža hiter raziskovalni napredek slovenskih genetikov, kar je razvidno iz odličnih prispevkov, ki bodo predstavljeni v se - dmih tematskih skupinah. Širok okvir kongresa bo udeležencem omogočil, da se srečajo in izmenjajo poglede in izkušnje s slovenskimi kolegi in kolegi iz tujine. Več kot 130 prispevkov bo predstavljenih v obliki vabljenih predavanj ter ustnih in posterskih predstavitev. Posebno pomemben je natečaj za mlade raziskovalce za nagrado “Zlati kromosom” , ki jo podeljuje SGD. Veselimo se njihovih predstavitev! Radi bi se tudi zahvalili Programskemu in Organizacijskemu odboru za sodelovanje pri pripravi znanstvenega pro- grama in prijetnega srečanja. Prispevki sponzorjev so dogodek omogočili, zato njim dolgujemo posebno zahvalo. Končno, se zahvaljujemo vsem udeležencem za njihov prispevek k znanstveni prepoznavnosti in uspehu Genetike 2006. Dobrodošli na Genetiki 2006! Metka Filipič Predsednica organizacijskega odbora Genetika 2006 in Predsednica Slovenskega genetskega društva Damjan Glavač Predsednik Slovenskega društva za humano genetiko CONGRESS PROGRAMME PROGRAM KONGRESA Genetika 2006 Thursday / Četrtek 28. 9. 2006 10:00 - 18:00 Registration / Registracija 14:00 - 16:00 Genetic Resources and Diversity I / Genetski viri in raznolikost I Chairs / Predsedujoči: Jasna Puizina, Branka Javornik 14:00 - 14:30 Jasna Puizina Understanding meiosis in plants: an integration of cytological and molecular approach. / Razumevanje mejoze pri rastlinah na osnovi citoloških in molekulskih podatkov. University of Split, Split, Croatia 14:30 - 14:50 Branka Javornik Molecular genetic studies in hops. / Molekularne genetske raziskave hmelja. University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia 14:50 - 15:05 Jelka Šuštar - Vozlič Slovene autochthonous collection of crisp lettuce (Lactuca sativa L.): morphological and molecular variability, Bremia resistance. / Morfološka in molekulska raznolikost slovenske avtohtone so- late (Lactuca sativa L.) ter njena odpornost na solatno plesen. Agricultural Institute of Slovenia, Ljubljana, Slovenia 15:05 - 15:20 Maruša Pompe - Novak Biological diversity of Grapevine fanleaf virus. / Biološka raznovrstnost virusa pahljačavosti listov vinske trte. National Institute of Biology,
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