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PROGRAM


Program at at glance (pdf)
Monday, September 29 (Day 1)
Tuesday, September 30 (Day 2)
Wednesday, October 1 (Day 3)
Poster Session

Monday, September 29 (Day 1)
9:50 am Welcome Address by Chris T. Amemiya
Session 1
Chair: Richard R. Behringer
10:00 am

S1-1
Otx2 Cis-sequence Evolution for Head Development in Vertebrates
Shin Aizawa (RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology, Japan)

10:45 am S1-2
Subfunctionalization of Duplicated Zebrafish pax6 Genes by Regulatory Divergence
Dirk A. Kleinjan (MRC Human Genetics Unit, UK)
11:00 am S1-3
Cis-regulatory Elements and Evolution Elucidated by Genomic Sequence Comparison of the Vertebrate Dlx3-7 Bigene Clusters
Kenta Sumiyama (National Institute of Genetics, Japan)
11:15 am - 11: 45 amCoffee Break
Session 2 Chair: Shin Aizawa
11:45 am S2-1
Dlx Homeobox Gene Regulation in the Forebrain: A Model for the Evolution of Expression Control in Duplicated Genes
Marc Ekker (University of Ottawa, Canada)
12:15 pm S2-2
Evolution of Hox Cis-regulatory Elements
Robb Krumlauf (Stowers Institute for Medical Research, USA)
13:00 pm - 15:00 pmLunch and Poster Session 1
Session 3 Chair: Robb Krumlauf
15:00 pm S3-1
Evolution of an Anterior Morphogenetic Center in Long Germ Insects
Claude Desplan (NYU Center for Developmental Genetics, USA)
15:45 pm S3-2
Evolution of Cis-regulatory Sequences in Drosophila: A Systematic Approach
Daniel A. Pollard (New York University, USA)
16:00 pm S3-3
A Conserved Transcription Factor Competition Regulates Gene Expression in the Fly Nervous System and in Mouse Hematopoiesis
Brian Gebelein (Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, USA)
16:15 pm - 16:45 pmCoffee Break
Session 4 Chair: Claude Desplan
16:45 pm S4-1
Unsophisticated Approaches to Find Out Cis-regulatory Regions in Ciona intestinalis: A Preliminary Note
Nori Satoh (Kyoto University, Japan)
17:15 pm S4-2
Making Very Similar Embryos with Divergent Genomes: Conservation of Transcriptional Regulatory Mechanisms of Otx between the Ascidians Halocynthia reretzi and Ciona intestinalis
Hidetoshi Saiga (Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan)
17:30 pm S4-3
Dorsal-ventral Patterning of the Drosophila Embryo and Heart Cell Migration in the Ciona Tadpole
Michael S. Levine (University of California, Berkeley, USA)
18:15 pm - 20:15 pmReception at CDB Salon
Tuesday, September 30 (Day 2)
Session 5 Chair: Michael S. Levine
9:30 am S5-1
Genome Evolution and the Dynamic Recruitment of Functional Cis-sequences During the Radiation of Vertebrates
Chris T. Amemiya (Benaroya Research Institute, USA)
10:15 am S5-2
Hardwired Regulatory Networks Underpin the Evolution of Vertebrate Development
Greg Elgar (Queen Mary, University of London, UK)
11:00 am - 11:30 amCoffee Break
Session 6 Chair: Greg Elgar
11:30 am S6-1
Ancient Transcriptional Regulatory Linkages in Development
James W. Posakony (University of California, San Diego, USA)
12:00 pm S6-2
How Ultra-High Throughput Sequencing is Changing Functional Genomics and Population Genetics
Arend Sidow (Stanford University, USA)
12:45 pm - 15:00 pmLunch and Poster Session 2
Session 7 Chair: Arend Sidow
15:00 pm S7-1
ChIP-seq Successfully Identifies Tissue-specific Enhancers in Vivo
Eddy Rubin (DOE Joint Genome Institute, USA)
15:45 pm S7-2
Mapping by Hopping: A Transposon-Based Chromosomal Engineering to Survey a Large Cis-regulatory Landscape in the Mouse Genome
Chikara Kokubu (Osaka University, Japan)
16:00 pm S7-3
SINEs Responsible for Mammalian-Specific Brain Formation
Norihiro Okada (Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan)
16:30 pm - 17:00 pmCoffee Break
Session 8 Chair: Eddy Rubin
17:00 pm S8-1
Cis-regulatory Sequences and Human Evolution
Gregory Wray (Duke University, USA)
17:45 pm S8-2
Cis-control of HoxD Gene Collinearity
Denis Duboule (University of Geneva and Federal Polytechnic School of Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland)
Wednesday, October 1 (Day 3)
Session 9 Chair: Gregory Wray
9:30 am S9-1
Evolutionary Variation of Paralogue Employment Reflected by Cis-Element Selection Fulfills Regulatory Functions Attributed to B1 Sox Gene Family
Hisato Kondoh (Osaka University, Japan)
10:15 am S9-2
A Novel Conserved evx1 Enhancer Links Spinal Interneuron Morphology and Cis-regulation from Fish to Mammals
Maximiliano L. Suster (National Institute of Genetics, Japan)
10:30 am S9-3
Mapping Sonic Hedgehog Cis-regulatory Network in Mammalian Neural Tube
Yuichi Nishi (Harvard University, USA)
10:45 am - 11:15 amCoffee Break
Session 10 Chair: Hisato Kondoh
11:15 am S10-1
Functional Importance of Evolutionally Conserved Tbx6 Binding Sites in the Presomitic Mesoderm (PSM) Specific Enhancer of Mesp2
Yukuto Yasuhiko (National Institute of Health Sciences, Japan)
11:30 am S10-2
Analysis of the Somite-specific Enhancer of the zic Genes in Medaka: Toward Understanding of the Evolution of the Body Shape in Teleosts
Yuuta Moriyama (The University of Tokyo, Japan)
11:45 am S10-3
Evolutionary Conserved Non-coding Sequence 1Mb Away from the Shh Coding Region Acts as Limb Bud-specific Shh Enhancer in Mouse
Toshihiko Shiroishi (National Institute of Genetics, Japan)
12:30 pm - 13:30 pmLunch
Session 11 Chair: Toshihiko Shiroishi
13:30 pm S11-1
Analysis of the Cis-regulatory Element of Fgf10 Responsible for the Limb Specific Expression
Atsushi Kuroiwa (Nagoya University, Japan)
13:45 pm S11-2
Tbx Genes and Cis-acting Regulatory Modules for Hindlimb Development and Evolution
Douglas B. Menke (Stanford University, USA)
14:00 pm S11-3
Fore/Hindlimb Specific Enhancer Analysis in Different Tetrapods
Masanobu Morita (The Salk Institute, USA)
14:15 pm S11-4
Genetic and Epigenetic Controls of Gene Expression During Limb Regeneration in Xenopus
Koji Tamura (Tohoku University, Japan)
14:30 pm S11-5
Comparative Studies of Mammalian Development
Richard R. Behringer (University of Texas, M. D. Anderson Cancer Center, USA)
15:15 pm Closing Remarks by Denis Duboule
Poster Session
Presenters listed in alphabetical order.
P01 The Key Regulatory Genes for Lens Development Form a Switch-like Network Consisting of Multiple Positive Feedback Loops
Shin-ichi Aota (RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology, Japan)
P02 Drosophila Olfactory Local Interneurons and Lateral Projection Neurons Arise from a Single Lineage Specified by Cephalic Gap Gene empty spiracles
Abhijit Das (Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, India)
P03 Two Regulatory Elements in ParaHox Clusters Derived from Whole Genome Duplication
Minaka Ishibashi (National Institute of Genetics, Japan)
P04 Evolutionary Conservation for the Concordant Regulation of Engrailed2 and Canopy1 in the Midbrain-Hindbrain Boundary
Hisaya Kakinuma
(RIKEN Brain Science Institute, Japan)
P05 Analysis of the Influence of Ribosome Initiation Context on Transgene Expression in Plants
Shaveta Kanoria (University of Delhi, India)
P06 Subfunctionalization of Duplicated Zebrafish pax6 Genes by Regulatory Divergene
Dirk A. Kleinjan (MRC Human Genetics Unit, UK)
P07 Mapping by Hopping: A Transposon-Based Chromosomal Engineering to Survey a Large Cis-regulatory Landscape in the Mouse Genome
Chikara Kokubu (Osaka University, Japan)
P08 Regulatory Perspective of Mouse Meis2 Locus
Takashi Kondo (RIKEN Brain Science Institute, Japan)
P09 Gene Regulatory Mechanisms Underlying the Determination of Neuronal Identity in the Ascidian Larva
Takehiro G. Kusakabe (University of Hyogo, Japan)
P10 Fore/Hindlimb Specific Enhancer Analysis in Different Tetrapods
Masanobu Morita (The Salk Institute, USA)
P11 Analysis of the Somite-specific Enhancer of the zic Genes in Medaka: Toward Understanding of the Evolution of the Body Shape in Teleosts
Yuuta Moriyama (The University of Tokyo, Japan)
P12 The Evolution of Vertebrate ParaHox Gene Clusters
John Mulley (University of Oxford, UK)
P13 Mapping Sonic Hedgehog Cis-regulatory Network in Mammalian Neural Tube
Yuichi Nishi (Harvard University, USA)
P14 An Embryological Ground Plan for Rapid Evolution of Insect Wing
Nao Niwa (RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology, Japan)
P15 Genome-wide Analysis of Vertebrate Cis-regulatory Elements in Xenopus
Hajime Ogino (Nara Institute of Science and Technology, Japan)
P16 Conserved and Diverse Aspects of Oct4/Pou5f1 - Dependent Regulatory Network in Vertebrates
Daria Onichtchouk (University of Freiburg, Germany)
P17 Evolution of Cis-regulatory Sequences in Drosophila: A Systematic Approach
Daniel A. Pollard (New York University, USA)
P18 WITHDRAW
P19 Studying the Regulation of Vesicular Glutamate Transporter and Motor Neuron Development in Drosophila
Onteddu Venkateswara Reddy (National Center for Biological Sciences, India)
P20 WITHDRAW
P21

Making Very Similar Embryos with Divergent Genomes: Conservation of Transcriptional Regulatory Mechanisms of Otx between the Ascidians Halocynthia roretzi and Ciona intestinalis
Hidetoshi Saiga (Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan)

P22 Evolution of Preplacodal Region and Sensory Placodes
Shigeru Sato (Jichi Medical University, Japan)
P23 Evolution of Hox and Carapace Developing Genes in the Water Flea, Daphnia (Anomopoda, 'Cladocera', Branchiopoda)
Yasuhiro Shiga (Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences, Japan)
P24 Chromosomal Level Regulation of Gene Expression in the Ciona intestinalis Embryo
Eiichi Shoguchi (Kyoto University, Japan)
P25 Acquisition of a Novel Calcium Regulating Organ during Vertebrate Evolution
Takanori Shono (Jikei University, Japan)
P26 Cis-regulatory Elements and Evolution Elucidated by Genomic Sequence Comparison of the Vertebrate Dlx3-7 Bigene Clusters
Kenta Sumiyama (National Institute of Genetics, Japan)
P27 A Knock-in Mouse Model Uncovers Common and Specific Roles of Two Related CKIs p27 and p57
Etsuo Susaki (Kyushu University, Japan
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P28 WITHDRAW
P29 Sharing of Ancient Cis-regulatory Elements Locks the Mab21 and Lrba/Nbea Gene Pair in Animal Genomes
Wai Hung Tsang
(The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong)
P30 Evolutionary Conservation and Diversification of Cis-regulatory Mechanisms Studied through Cone Opsin Genes of Zebrafish
Taro Tsujimura (The University of Tokyo, Japan)
P31 Reversal of Hox1 Gene Subfunctionalization
Petr Tvrdik (University of Utah, USA)
P32 De-functionalization of Pax2 Enhancer Sub-domains in Amniotes
Vassil Vassilev (RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology, Japan)
P33 Transcriptional Regulation of fgf8 at the Midbrain-Hindbrain Boundary is Conserved during Vertebrate Evolution
Kyo Yamasu (Saitama University, Japan)
L01 Prediction for Placodal Enhancers in Chordate Embryos
Yan Jaszczyszyn (INRA MWSNC Group, DEPSN, Institut A. Fessard, CNRS, France)
L02 Overrepresented Motifs in Highly Conserved Non-protein-coding Regions of Vertebrate Genomes
Naoki Osato (Computational Biology Research Center, Japan)

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