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Plenary Program | |
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| Day 1 - Wednesday 2nd November 2005 | |
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Jürgen Lucas |
Welcome and Introduction |
| Michael Müller |
Nutrigenomics: from molecular nutrition to the prevention of disease |
| Hans-Georg Joost | |
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11:30-13:00 Parallel Sessions Parallel session 1: Accessible nutrigenomics science for stakeholders: what’s it all about? |
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Siân Astley |
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Joanne Lunn |
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| Parallel session 2: Optimising nutrition using nutrigenomics: single nucleotide polymorphisms and the diet | |
| Sue Fairweather-Tait | |
| Ellen Kampman |
Folate, other B vitamins, SNPs in MTHFR and bowel cancer risk |
| Anne-Marie Minihane |
Diet-gene interaction and CVD risk: focus on genes encoding lipid metabolism |
| Parallel session 3: Early biomarkers of metabolic stress | |
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Jaap Keijer |
An approach for in vivo effect assessment of food bioactives: quercetin bioactivity |
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Jan Kopecky |
Induction of mitochondrial biogenesis by n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids in white adipose tissue |
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Cinzia Stella |
Identification of early biomarkers: The challenges of modelling mammalian bio-complexity |
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13:00-15:00 Lunch, Exhibitions, and Poster Session 1 Parallel session 1: Smarter nutrition: the food industry and nutrigenomics | |
| Laura Ruth |
Nutrigenomics: Impacts on markets, diets, and health - Biotechnology and Diagnostics |
| Kathie Wrick |
Nutrigenomics: Impacts on markets, diets, and health - Food Industry Perspective |
| Rosalynn Gill-Garrison | |
| Antoine de Saizieu |
Moving towards personalised nutrition: a food ingredient supplier perspective |
| Oswaldo da Costa e Silva | |
| Parallel session 2: Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs) – what can we do with this information? | |
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Edith Feskens |
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| Eline Slagboom |
Molecular epidemiology, candidate genes versus genome-wide screens |
| Aeilko Zwinderman | |
| Parallel session 3: Food and metabolic imprinting (Room Victoria) | |
| Siân Robinson |
Metabolic programming during pregnancy: epidemiological studies in humans |
| Simon Langley-Evans |
Metabolic programming during pregnancy: studies in animal models |
| Gérard Ailhaud |
Fatty acid composition as an early determinant of childhood obesity |
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17:00-17:30 Coffee break 17:30-19:00 Plenary Lectures Plenary Lectures | |
| Marju Orho-Melander | |
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Antonio Vidal-Puig |
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| Alistair Kent |
Nutrigenomics and Health Gain: A patient and family perspective in a sceptical world |
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End of Day 1 Day 2 - Thursday 3rd November 2005 | |
| Andreu Palou |
The obesity genes: Is there a need/ chance for personalised nutrition in the anti-obesity war? |
| Kevin Cashman | |
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Kenneth S. Kornman |
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Ian Johnson |
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11:00-11:30 Coffee break Parallel session 1: Nutritional genomics - Ethical aspects | |
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Ulf Görman |
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Mark Cutter |
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Eve-Marie Engels |
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| Parallel session 2: Genes, diets and cancer | |
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John Mathers |
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John Hesketh |
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Jerry Wells |
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13:00-15:00 Lunch, exhibitions, and Poster Session 2 | |
| Jim Kaput |
Strategic international alliances to harness nutritional genomics for public and personal health |
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Lynne Ferguson |
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Michael Mayne |
Identifying novel antioxidants from sustainable Canadian sources for human and animal use |
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End of Day 2 Day 3: Friday 4th November 2005 | |
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Bertram Müller-Myhsok |
How far is genetic epidemiology? What kind of methods do we need? |
| Udo Seedorf | |
| Ben van Ommen | |
| Laura Bouman | |
| Keith Grimaldi | |
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Amber Ronteltap |
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| Parallel session 2: Reducing future health costs: government policies and personalised nutrition | |
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Christoph Nabholz |
Lifestyle versus genetics: will advances in genetics change risk assessment?An insurance perspective |
| Perozzi & Vergilli | |
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| Hannelore Daniel |
Nutrigenomics: Scientific forecast |
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Frank Desiere |
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Day 3: Friday 4th November 2005 | |