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2001 GORDON RESEARCH CONFERENCE on MICROBIAL POPULATION BIOLOGY FINAL PROGRESS REPORT

*DEPARTMENTOF ENERGY GRANT NO. DE-FG02-01ER63084

The Gordon Research Conference (GRC) on MICROBIAL POPULATION BIOLOGY was held at Williams College from 7/29/01 thru 8/3/01. The Conference was well-attended with 133 participants (attendees list attached). The attendees represented the spectrum of endeavor in this field coming from academia, industry, and government laboratories, both U.S.and foreign scientists, senior researchers, young investigators, and students. In designing the formal speakers program, emphasis was placed on current unpublished research and discussion of the future target areas in this field. There was a conscious effort to stimulate lively discussion about the key issues in the field today. Time for formal presentations was limited in the interest of group discussions. In order that more scientists could communicate their most recent results, poster presentation time was scheduled. Attached is a copy of the formal schedule and speaker program and the poster program. In addition to these formal interactions, "free time" was scheduled to allow informal discussions. Such discussions are fostering new collaborations and joint efforts in the field.

I want to personally thank you for your support of this Conference. As you know, in the interest of promoting the presentation of unpublished and frontier-breaking research, Gordon Research Conferences does not permit publication of meeting proceedings. If you wish any further details, please feel free to contact me. Thank you.

Sincerely.

LIN CHAO UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DlEGO DISCLAIMER

This report was prepared as an account of work sponsored by an agency of the United States Government. Neither the United States Government nor my agency thereof, nor any of their employees, makes any warranty, express or implied, or assumes my legal liability or responsibility for the accuracy, completeness, or use- fulness of any information, apparatus, product. or process disclosed, or represents that its use would not infringe privately owned rights. Reference herein to any spc- cific commercial product, process, or service by trade name, trademark, manufac- turer, or otherwise docs not necessarily Epnstitute or imply its endorsement, ream- mendation, or favoring by the United States Government or any agency thereof. Pht vim and opinions of authors expdherein do not necessarily state or reflect those of the United States Government or my agency thereof. DISCLAIMER

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Williams College Williamstown, MA JuI 29-Aug 3,2001

Lln Chao, Chair Siv Andersson, Vice-Chair

Sunday, July 29,2001 Microbial communities and societies Discussion Leader: Sebastian Bonhoeffer William Costerton Montana State University Bacterial biofilms as integrated communities Joan Stassmann Rice University Social conflict in the social amoeba, Dictyostelium discoideum Sebastian Bonhoeffer ETH Zurich Cooperation and competition in the evolution of ATP-producing pathways Bonnie Bassler Princeton University How Bacteria Talk To Each Other: Regulation of Gene Expression by Quorum Sensing Monday, July 30,2001 Viral evolution I Discussion Leader: Esteban Domingo Mary Poss University of Montana Feline immunodeficiency virus evolution as an indicator of population dynamics of wild felid hosts Esteban Domingo Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Memory and extinction in viral quasispecies Teny Hwa University of California San Diego Molecular evolution and the statistics of regulatory DNA motifs Christina Burch Princeton University Increased environmental and mutational sensitivity with increased fitness in the bacteriophage phi6 John Yin University of Wisconsin Probing genetic interactions in phage T7 by in silico mutagenesis Mutational effects and evolution Discussion Leader: Rosemary J. Redfield Rosemary J. Redfield University of British Columbia Putting sex in context; why bacteria take up DNA Christian Schlotterer Veterinarmedizinische Universitat Wien Tracing beneficial mutations in E. coli with a polymorphic microsatellite marker Jeffrey H. Miller University of California, Los Angeles Mutators in cell populations Ivan Matic INSERM Faculte de Medecine-Necker High incidence of strong inducible mutators among E. coli natural isolates Tuesday, July 31,2001 Ecology and evolution of infectious diseases Discussion Leader: Bruce Levin Bruce Levin Emory University Mutation, evolution, and the within-host population dynamics of bacterial infections Marc Llpsitch Harvard School of Public Health The rise and fall of antimicrobial resistance: what determines how fast resistance changes following changes in the pattern of antimicrobial use? Margaret Riley Yale University Addressing resistance in antimicrobial design Janis Antonovics University of Virginia Ecology and evolution of sexually transmitted diseases Microbial genetics and genomics Discussion Leader: Howard Ochman David Guttman University of Toronto An in vivo screen for type 111 effector proteins in the phytopathogen pseudomonas syringae Joseph Pogliano University of California, San Diego Visualization of replication and partitioning of plasmid DNA during bacterial mitosis Jonathan A. Eisen The Institute for Genomic Research Microbial genome evolution and the benefits of phylogenomic analysis: or why all genome projects need an evolutionary biologist Howard Ochman University of Arizona Bacterial Genomics: Promise and prospects Wednesday, August 1,2001 Model systems: theory and experiments I Discussion Leader: Michel Blot Christopher Adam1 California Institute of Technology Digital Organisms for Experimental Evolution Vaughn Cooper University of Michigan Adaptation, specialization and constraint in evolving E. coli populations Michel Blot Universite J. Fourier Multi-evidence for IS-borne genomic adaptation in E. coli Anthony Dean University of Minnesota Form, function and fitness: a molecular guide Jeff Lawrence University of Pittsburg Fishbait, unnatural death and the evolution of antigenic diverslty in salmonella Model systems: theory and experiments II Discussion Leader: Daniel Dykhuizen Stanislas Leibler Princeton University Motility and chemotaxis of bacteria: theory and experiments Jamie Glllooly University of New Mexico Biological Time: Effects of mass and temperature on population growth in microbes and other organisms Martin Ackermann University of Basel Senescence and Life History Evolution in a Bacterium Thursday, August 2,2001 Viral Evolution Il Discussion Leader: Simon Wain-Hobson Robin Bush University of California lrvine Predicting influenza evolution lgor Rourine Tufts University Crossover between stochastic and deterministic behavior of evolution: an analytic review and applications to virology Minghsun Liu University of California, Los Angeles Reverse transcriptase-mediated diversity in host-parasite interactions: tropism switching by bordetella bacteriophage Simon Wain-Hobson lnstitut Pasteur HIV and RNA viruses change more than they evolve Keith Crandall Brigham Young University The relationship between genetic diversity of HIV and disease progression towards AIDS Microbial Eukaryotes Discussion Leader: Michele Dubois Michele Dubois Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center How are yeast chromosome ends protected? Heather True-Krob The University of Chicago Biological Significance of the Yeast Prion [PSI+] Laura Landweber Princenton University Evolution of gene scrambling and RNA editing in microbial eukaryotes

Copyright 0 2001 Gordon Research Conferences Last Updated: 8/24/01 by Jeff Carroll MICROBIAL POPULATION BIOLOGY

Williams College, Williamstown, MA (29J~l-01)- (03-Aug-01)

NOTE: Rerzipt of Application does not guarantee acceptance to a Conference. Applications are reviewed by the Conference Chair. If the Chair approves your application, you become Accepted, and a registration packet will be mailed immediately. Please allow 3-5 days for your registration to reach you by mail once your name appears. When your registration packet has been received back In our office. you become Registered.

Only those who have been Accepted or Reglstered will have their names listed below. Names of people who have only applied and have yet to be accepted will NOT appear.

Name Organization Participation Status STEPHFN T ABEDON OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered MARK ACHTMA N MAX PLANCK INSTITITE FOR INFECTIOUS BIOLOGY Attendee Registered MARTIN ACKERMANN UNIVERSITY OF BASEL Speaker Registered CHRIS ADAM1 CALlFORNlA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Speaker Registered UnORY UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered DAN- IANDERSSO N SWEDISH INST FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASE CONTROL Poster Presenter Registered SIV G E ANDERSON UPPSALA UNIVERSITY Vice Chair Registered JANIS ANTONOWCS UNIVERSITY OF WRGlNlA Speaker Registered UNIVERSITY OF UPPSALA Poster Presenter Registered -FARlDA VATTAR MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO Poster Presenter Registered JAMIE M BACHER UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS ATAUSTIN Poster Presenter Registered IES BAILLIE DERA PORTON DOWN Speaker Registered NATHALIE Q BALABAN PRINCETON UNIVERSITY Attendee Registered BONNIE BASS LER PRINCETON UNIVERSITY Speaker Registered JACOB BAUM LONDON SCHOOL OF HYGIENE AND TROPICAL MEDICINE Attendee Registered $J4klEu MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Attendee Registered ALBFRT F BENNI3-T UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Poster Presenter Registered UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Poster Presenter Registered MOMAS- W BFRNGRUBER UNIVERSITY OF GRONINGEN Poster Presenter Registered MICHEL BLOT UNIVERSITg JOSEPH FOURIER/CNRS Speaker Registered BRENDAN J BOHANNAN STANFORD UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered JOHN N BOHANNOY UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD Poster Presenter Registered SFBASTl4N BONHOEFFER ETH ZURICH Poster Presenter Registered E BOY0 wnowLUNIVERSITY OF IRELAND. CORK Poster Presenter Registered SLVAIN S BR ISSE UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER UTRECHT Attendee Registered QUSTIN R BRISSON SUNY AT STONY BROOK Attendee Registered v PRINCETON UNIVERSITY Attendee Registered ROBIN BUSH UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE Speaker Registered lJblskw UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO Chair Registered FRFDFRICK M COHAN WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered lBmXmw3 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Poster Presenter Registered -yVll I IAM JOHN COSTFRTON MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY Speaker Registered LEA" UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Poster Presenter Registered BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY Speaker Registered cQ!JuME- UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA Poster Presenter Registered CLARA L DAWS STANFORD UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered ANTONYM DEhN EEB/BPTI UMN Poster Presenter Registered STANFORD UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered -ERANClSCO OlOrvrslp INSTITUTO GULBENKIAN DE ClENClA Poster Presenter Registered FSTFBAN DOMING0 UNIVERSIDADAUTONOMA DE MADRID Speaker Registered M- M- FREDHUTCHINSONCANCERRESEARCHCENTER Speaker Registered PAWD W DYES OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY HEALTH SCIENCES CT Poster Presenter Registered DANIEL F DYK HUIZFN SUNY AT STONY BROOK Attendee Registered I UIS EGUlARTF NATIONAL AUTONOMOUS UNlV OF MEXICO Poster Presenter Registered JONATHAN A EISEN THE INSTITUTE FOR GENOMIC RESEARCH Speaker Registered DANIEL P FALUSH MAX PLANCK INSTITITE FOR INFECTIOUS BIOLOGY Attendee Registered MICHAEL FELDGARDEN SUNY STONY BROOK Poster Presenter Registered FRANCESCA FIEGNA MAX-PLANCK INSTITUTE FOR DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY Attendee Registered KFVlN R FOSTER RICE UNIVERSITY PosterPresenter Registered MROLIN FRANK UPPSALA UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered J3uamsI OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY Attendee Registered LOS ALAMOS runow LAB Attendee Registered - UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO Speaker Registered - AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered - UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON Poster Presenter Registered - UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Poster Prasenter Regiired JENNIFER- B HUGHFS BROWN UNIVERSITY PosterPrasenter Registered TFRFNCE HWA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Speaker Reg- CORNELL UNIVERSITY Attendee Registered CHRISTINE- M JF- P STANFORD UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered BFNJAMIN 8 KERR STANFORD UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered MJAhlIN C KIRKUP YALE UNIVERSITY Attendee Registered PRINCETON UNIVERSITY Speaker Registered - UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH Poster Presenter Registered -STANISLAS LEleLER PRINCETON UNIVERSITY Speaker RegM MNARD F LENSKI MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSIN Attendee Registered v EMORY UNIVERSITY Speaker Registered rywwmxE HARVARD SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH Poster Presenter Reglstered t2dmm&w UCLA SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Poster Presenter Registered UNIVERSITY OF MN - BPTl Poster Presenter Registered - UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO Attendee Registered SOPHlF- MAlSNl ER-PATIN SWEDISH INST. FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASE CONTROL Attendee Registered ll!mbm€ INSERM E9916 FACULTE DE MEDECINE-NECKER Attendee Registered EMORY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Poster Presenter Registered -ROGFR D MILKMAN MARINE BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY Poster Presenter Registered JFFFREY H MI- UCLA Speaker Registered MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Attendee Registered MEGAN- B MURRAY HARVARD SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH Attendee Registered KAARE M NIFLSEN HARVARD UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered lSABELSNOVELLA MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO Attendee Registered KARA J OKFEFF DUKE UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered "MAN UNIVERSrrY OF ARIZONA Speaker Registered MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Attendee Registered -ELlZABEFH A OSTROWSKI MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Attendee Registered WOWPAGIF SANTA FE INSTITUTE Poster Presenter Registered MICHAEL L PFRDUE USDA-ARS-BA-ANRI-AWPL Attendee Registered ALUVINDER PLAlT HARVARD UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered JOSHUA B PLOTKlN PRINCETON UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered JOE POGLlANQ UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO Speaker Registered All UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO Poster Phsenter Registered !&vKeBs UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA Speaker Registered RICE UNIVERSITY Attendee Registered -BETH A RALEIGH NEW ENGLAND BIO LABS Poster Presenter Registered ROSFMARY J RFDFIELD UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD Speaker Registered PmRRREMS UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY Poster Presenter Registered SUSANNA K REMQLD MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered Mh!l UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. IRVINE Poster Presenter Registered MARILYN J ROOSSlNCI( THE S.R. NOBLE FOUNDATION Attendee Registered hl!Bwcm UNIVERSITY OF UTAH , Attendee Registered JGOR MARTIN ROUZINE NFTS UNIVERSITY Speaker Registered UNIVERSITY OF OUNDEE Poster Presenter Registered s4mmlMm- UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Attendee Registered CHRlSTlAN SCHLOlTERER VETERINARMEDIZINISCHE UNIVERSITAT WlEN Speaker Registered F D SCHNEIDEB UNIVERSITE JOSEPH FOURIER Poster Presenter Registered UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO Attendee Registered mEsm!nl- EMORY UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered NATIONAL AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITY OF MEXICO Poster Presenter Registered -FRANK M STFWART BROWN UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered SUNY STONY BROOK Attendee Registered -JOANSSMANN RICE UNIVERSITY Speaker Registered MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Regfstered - GBF MBH, GERMAN RESEARCH CENTRE FOR BIOTECHNOLOGY Poster Presenter Registered - EMORY UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered pCMFR- A TFNAll LON UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO Attendee Registered Y!lmmww MAX PIANCK INSTITITE FOR INFECTIOUS BIOLOGY Poster Presenter Regiitered UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON Poster Presenter Registered -HEATHER TRUE-KROB UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO Speaker Registered YALE UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered GPFGORY- J VFLICER MAX-PLANCK INSTITUTE FOR DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY Poster Presenter Registered LlNDl M WAHl UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO Attendee Registered SIMON WAIN-HOBS0 N INSTITUT PASTEUR Speaker Registered ING-NANG WANG TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered DANFL WFlNRElCy UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT SAN DlEGO Attendee Registered !KmEm3m YALE UNIVERSITY Attendee Regi- GlcmmwE CALTECH Poster Presenter Registwed MOL1 IE D WNFIFLQ WASHINGTON UNNERSllY Poster Presenter Registered ROBERTJWOODS MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Attendee Registered dQK" UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN Speaker Registered UNIVERSITY OF YORK Poster Presenter Registered -BFNATAMZAPPALA EMORY UNIVERSITY . Poster Presenter Registered 2001 GI$C on Microbial Population Biology

Microbial Population Biology

Williams College Williamstown, MA Jul29-Aug 3,2001

Lin Chao, Chair Siv Andersson, Vice-Chair

Discussion Leader: Sebastian Bonhoeffer William Costerton Montana State University Bacterial biofilms as integrated communities Joan Strassmann Rice University Social conflict in the social amoeba, Dictyostelium discoideum Sebastian Bonhoeffer ETH Zurich Cooperation and competition in the evolution of ATP-producing pathways Bonnie Bassler Princeton University How Bacteria Talk To Each Other: Regulation of Gene Expression by Quorum Sensing

Discussion Leader: Esteban Domingo Mary Poss University of Montana Feline immunodeficiency virus evolution as an indicator of population dynamics of wild felid hosts Esteban Domingo Universidad Autonoma de Madrid Memory and extinction in viral quasispecies Terry Hwa University of California San Diego Molecular evolution and the statistics of regulatory DNA motifs Christina Burch Princeton University Increased environmental and mutational sensitivity with increased litness in the bacteriophage phi6 John Yin University of Wisconsin Probing genetic interactions in phage 'I7 by in silico mutagenesis M ion Discussion Leader: Rosemary J. Redfield Rosemary J. Redfield University of British Columbia Putting sex in context; why bacteria take up DNA Christian Schlotterer Veterinarmedizinische Universitat Wien Trpcing beneficial mutations in E. coli with a polymorphic microsatellite marker Jeffrey H. Miller University of California, Los Angeles Mutators in cell populations Ivan Matic INSERM Faculte de Medecine-Necker High- incidence of strong inducible mutators among E. coli natural isolates

Ecology and evolution of infectious diseases Discussion Leader: Bruce Levin

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Bruce Levin Emory University Mutation, evolution, and the within-host population dynamics of bacterial infections Marc Lipsitch Harvard School of Public Health . The rise and fall of antimicrobial resistance: what determines how fast resistance changes following changes in the pattern of antimicrobial use? Margaret Riley Yale University Addressing resistance in antimicrobial design Janis Antonovics University of Virginia Ecology and evolution of sexually transmitted diseases

Discussion Leader: Howard Ochman David Guttman University of Toronto An in vivo screen for type I11 effector proteins in the phytopathogen pseudomonas syringae Joseph Pogliano University of California, San Diego Visualization of replication and partitioning of plasmid DNA during bacterial mitosis Jonathan A. Eisen The Institute for Genomic Research Microbial genome evolution and the benefits of phylogenomic analysis: or why all genome projects need an evolutionary biologist . Howard Ochman University of Arizona Bacterial Genomics: Promise and prospects

Discussion Leader: Michel Blot Christopher Adami California Institute of Technology Digital Organisms for Experimental Evolution Vaughn Cooper University of Michigan Adaptation, specialization and constraint in evolving E. coli populations Michel Blot Universite J. Fourier Multi-evidence for IS-borne genomic adaptation in E. coli Anthony Dean University of Minnesota Form, function and fitness: a molecular guide Jeff Lawrence University of Pittsburg Fishbait, unnatural death and the evolution of antigenic diversity in salmonclla Mo riments I1 Discussion Leader: Daniel Dykhuizen Stanislas Leibler Princeton University Motility and chemotaxis of bacteria: theory and experiments Jamie Gillooly University of New Mexico Biological Time: Effects ofmass and temperature on population growth in microbes and other organisms Martin Ackermann University of Basel Senescence and Life History Evolution in a Bacterium

Viral Evolution II Discussion Leader: Simon Wain-Hobson Robin Bush University of California Irvine Predicting influenza evolution Igor Rouzine Tu& University Crossover between stochastic and deterministic behai ior of evolution: an analytic review and applications to virology Minghsun Liu University of California, Los Angeles Reverse mscriptase-media&ed diversity in host-parasire interactions: tropism switching by bordetella bacteriophage

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r Simon Wain-Hobson Institut Pasteur HIV and RNA viruses change more than they evolve Keith Crandall Brigham Young University The relationship between genetic diversity of HIV and disease progression towards AIDS

Discussion Leader: Michele Dubois Michele Dubois Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center How are yeast chromosome ends protected? Heather True-Krob The University of Chicago Biological Significance of the Yeast Prion [PSI+] Laura Landweber Princenton University Evolution of gene scrambling and RNA editing in microbia1 eukaryotes

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MICROBIAL POPULATION BIOLOGY

WILLIAMS COLLEGE (29-Jul-01) - (03-Aug-01)

NOTE: Receipt of Application does not guarantee acceptance to a Conference. Applications are reviewed by the Conference Chair. If the Chair approves you? application, you become Accepted, and a registration packet will be mailed immediately. Please allow 3-5 days for your registration to reach you by mail once your name appears. When your registration packet has been received back in our office, you become Registered.

Only those who have been Accepted or Registered will have their names listed below. Names of people who have only applied and have yet to be accepted will NOT appear.

MAX PLANCK INSTITITE FOR INFECTIOUS BIOLOGY Attendee -MARTIN ACKERMANN UNIVERSITY OF BASEL Speaker Registered CHRIS ADAM! CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Speaker Registered EMORY UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered PAN- I ANDERSSON SWEDISH INST FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASE CONTROL Poster Pmnter Registered SIV G E ANDERSSON UPPSALA UNIVERSITY Vicechair Registered JANIS ANT0NOVICS UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Speaker Registered PAVlD H ARDELL UNIVERSITY OF UPPSALA Poster Presenter Registered FARIDA V AITM MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO Poster Presenter Registered JAMIE M BACHER UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Poster Presenter Registered LES BAILLIE DERA PORTON DOWN Speaker Registered NATHALIE 0 BAJABAN PRINCETON UNIVERSITY Attendee Registered BONNIE BASSLER PRINCETON UNIVERSITY Speaker Registered JACOB BAUM LONDON SCHOOL OF HYGIENE AND TROPICAL MEDICINE Attendee Registered JULIA A BELL MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Attendee Registered ,4LBERT F BENNEIT UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Poster Presenter Registered Univ. Washington Poster Presenter Registered -mOMAS W BERNGRUBER UNIVERSITY OF GRONINGEN Poster Presenter Registered J!aamAm UNIVERSITE JOSEPH FOURIEWCNRS Speaker Registered BRENDANJBOHANNAN STANFORD UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered JOHN N BOHANNON UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD Poster Presenter Registered EFFER ETH ZURICH Poster Presenter Registered NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND, CORK Poster Presenter Registered SYLVAIN- S BRISSF, UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER UTRECHT Attendee Registered SUNY AT STONY BROOK Attendee Registered -v PRINCETON UNIVERSITY Attendee Registered ROBIN BUSY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. IRVINE Speaker Registered IJNXuQ UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DlEGO Chair Registered FREDERICK M COW WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered JIM F COOPER MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered VAUGHN S COOPER UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN Poster Presenter Registered WILLIAM JOHN COSTERTON MONTANA STATE UNWERSITY Speaker Registered L&thumm UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Poster Presenter Registered KEITH A CRANDALI, BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY Speaker Registered !2QlmwU UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA Poster Presenter Registered STANFORD UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered -ANTONY M DEAN EEBBPTI UMN Poster Presenter Registered M. CLARIE DEVINE STANFORD UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered FRANCISCO DIONISIO INSTITUTO GULBENKIAN DE ClENClA Poster Presenter Registered ESTEBAN DOMINGQ UNlVERSlDAD AUTONOMA DE MADRID Speaker Registered MICHELLE DUBOIS FRED HUTCHINSON CANCER RESEARCH CENTER Speaker Registered DAVID W DYER OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITY HEALTH SCIENCES CT Poster Presenter Registered DANIEL E DYKHUIZEN SUNY AT STONY BROOK Attendee Registered

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NATIONAL AUTONOMOUS UNlV OF MEXICO PosterF'resenter Rtgistercd - INSTlTuTE FOR OENOMIC RESEARCH speaker &gistend -PAMEL p FMUSY MAX PLANCK MSTITITE FOR INFECTIOUS BIOLOGY Attendee Registcrtd MC" SUNY STONY BROOK PosterF'resenter Rtgisterrd MAX-PLANCK INSTITUTE FOR DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY Attendee Rtgistmd -KmJHmxm RICE UNIVERSITY PosterPresenter Rcgistmd GAROLM UPPSALA UNIVERSITY PosterPresenter Regii OHIO STATE WRSITY Attendee Registered - LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LAB Attendee Rtgistercd -JAMES GILLOOLY UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO speaker Registend AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY PosterPresenter Registend -GREIQ UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON PosterPrcsenter Regisand UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO PosterPresenter Registed - BROWN UNIVERSITY PosterPresenter Registend 3xaxEmm- UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA Speaker Registered CONRAD A ISTOCK CORNELL UNIVERSITY Attendee Registered STANFORD UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered - STANFORD UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered - YALE UNIVERSITY Attendee Registered - PRINCETON UNIVERSITY Speaker Registend -JEFFREYLAWRENCE UNIVERSITY OF PIITSBURGH PosterPresenter Registered PRINCETON UNIVERSITY Speaker Registered JUCHARD E LENSKI MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Attendee Registered BRUCE R LEVM EMORY UNIVERSITY Speaker Registered IkLmxmm HARVARD SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH Poster Presenter Registered I!dmmmu UCLA SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Poster Presenter Registered UNIVERSITY OF MN - BPTI Poster Presenter Registered mAE- UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO Attendee Registered SOPHIE MAIsNlE R-PATIN SWEDISH INST. FOR INFECTIOUS DISEASE CONTROL Attendee Registered lYtQwaE INSERM E9916 FACULTE DE MEDECINE-NECKER Attendee Registered EMORY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Poster Presenter Registered -ROGER D MLKMAN MARINE BIOLOGICAL LABORATORY Poster Presenter Registered JEFFREY H MI LLER UCLA Speaker Registered DUSAN MISEVIC MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Attendee Registered MEGAN B MURRAY HARVARD SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH Attendee Registered HARVARD UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered - MEDICAL COLLEGE OF OHIO Attendee Registered Ju!wamE- DUKE UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered "MAN UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA Speaker Registered MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Attendee Registcrcd ELIZABETH- A OSTROWSKI MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Attendee Reg- J-UDO W PAGE SANTA FE INSTITUTE Poster Presenter Registered USDA-ARSB A-ANN-AWPL Attendee Registcrcd - HARVARD UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered - PRINCETON UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered JOE- P- UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO Speaker Registered LusuQQN UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO Poster Presenter Registered Ikuaucw UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA Speaker Registered DAVID C QllELLER RICE UNIVERSITY Attendee Registend NEW ENGLAND BIO LABS Poster Presenter Registend - UNIVERSITY OF OXFORD Speaker Registered - UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY Poster Presenter Registered - MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered - UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE Poster Presenter Registered THE S.R. NOBLE FOUNDATION Attendee Registered JQHuali- UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Attendee Registered TUFTS UNIVERSITY Speaker Registered - UNIVERSITY OF DUNDEE Poster Presenter Registered -SARAFSARKAR UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO Attendee Registered CHRISTIAN SCHL0"E RER VETERlNARMEDlZMISCHEUNIVERSITAT WIEN Speaker Registered DOMINIOUE D SC"EIDER UNIVERSlTE JOSEPH FOURIER Poster Presenter Registered QLIN K SILANDER UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO Attendee Registered JEFF S SMm EMORY UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered NATIONAL AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITY OF MEXICO Poster Presenter Registered -FRANK M STEWART BROWN UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered SUNY STONY BROOK Attendee Rtg- RICE UNIVERSITY Speaker Registed MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered GBF MBH, GERMAN RESEARCH CENTRE FOR PosterPresenter Registmd BIOTECHNOUXlY EMORY UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered UNIVER&lY OF CALIFORNIA $AN DIEGO Attendee Registered MAX PLANCK XNSTITITE FOR INFECTIOUS BIOLOGY Poster Presenter Reg- UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON Poster Resenter Registmd UNIVERSITYOFCHICAGO spcaka Registmd DEPT. EEB Poster Presentex Registend MAX-PLANCK INSTlTLJTE FOR DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY Poster Presenter Registned UNIVERSITYOFWESTERNONTARIO Attendee Registend INsmPASTEUR SPtaktr Registend TExAsA&MUNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Resistertd UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT SAN DIEGO Attendee Registered YALEUNIVERSITY Attcndee Registed CALTECH Poster Fksenter Registered WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY Attendee Registered UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN speaker Registered UNIVERSITY OF YORK Poster Presenter Registend EMORY UNIVERSITY Poster Presenter Registered

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